4M Members have made many presentations in different fora over the years.
Angelina spoke at the #AIDSIMPACT 2023 Plenary session. Her presentation titled “How do women living with HIV achieve a good quality of life beyond viral suppression?” can be watched here. View the presentation slides here.
Angelina Namiba who is an avid advocate of language awareness recorded this short video in May 2023 on “Why language matters – focusing on the use of non-stigmatising language in HIV” as a contribution to an MSc module for the UCL online Masters in Public Health program.
Angelina Namiba’s presentation titled : 4M Mentor Mothers Making Magic: Personal Professional Development for Prevention and Peer Support shared the work we do at 4M. Click here to view the presentation.
Angelina Namiba presented “Ten Top Tips for Effective Public Speaking” at the London Fast Track Cities Stigma Program Ambassadors training in March 2023. View the Ten Top Tips for Effective Public Speaking as a PDF here.
Angelina Namiba took part in a panel discussion on the Community perspective on ensuring informed choices and enrolment of pregnant women in clinical trials at the IAS (International AIDS Society) conference in July 2021. To access the recording, please follow this link.
Angelina made a presentation at the SHARE Research Collaborative Inaugural Virtual Symposium held on the 5th of May 2021. In the presentation she discusses the need to focus on Health Equity. You can find the presentation here. To access the full symposium please click on the following link: https://youtu.be/GoHtY0L7ItA
Longret made a presentation on how 4M Mentor Mothers Network evolved over the years to become a CIC during the Emerging Futures Project Exhibition held on the 30th of April 2021. To access the presentation please click here.
4M has produced a love list from its Group Session on relationships, held in April 2021. To read the full details about what great info was shared, please click here.
Angelina made a presentation at the online WHO IMPAACT meeting in March 2021. This was about preferences of women living with HIV in relation to drug trial participation during pregnancy. To access the whole presentation, click here.
Longret Kwardem made a presentation about the importance of the meaningful involvement of women living with HIV in clinical trials. This was part of the online International AIDS Society HIV Conference on drug therapy. To access Longret’s visual presentation, click here.
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