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Women's Research Initiative on HIV/AIDS (WRI)

As the Women's Research Initiative (WRI) enters its seventh year, there is much progress and momentum to report. Our core mission remains unchanged: to promote and facilitate expedience and efficiency in research about HIV disease in women by producing a coordinated effort across disciplines and organizations. This year, the meeting participants will include thirty individuals representing research institutions, clinics, government agencies, advocacy organizations, and pharmaceutical companies. Overall, the ongoing Women's Research Initiative body is made up of nearly sixty experts across disciplines and sectors.

 

Please find below links to past Women’s Research Initiative summary reports (2003-2009), as well as a link to the Women and HIV Backgrounder - a comprehensive literature review on Women and HIV written by David Gilden for The Well Project. For additional information about The Well Project’s WRI on HIV/AIDS, please contact us.


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This online blog is a program of The Well Project and a place for HIV+ women to share stories and experiences. Meet Mano, Dikeledi, Jae, Waheedah and Kate...5 different women ranging from Southern California to S. Africa and how their lives have been affected since learning they are HIV+.



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