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Upcoming Events

Get ready for an incredible lineup of events that are just around the corner! We’re actively working on various initiatives focused on advancing HIV prevention and care. These include webinars, conferences, and learning sessions hosted by the South to South Learning Network (SSLN).

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To date we have designed and implemented 288 bespoke learning activities

From broad based high reach activities, to in-depth/deep support

We have mastered the art of creating impactful learning activities and outputs across formats and channels.

We have invested in building personal in-country relationships with our SSLN Country Champions and work with them to follow up learning to action and ultimately impact at a country and regional level.

We have embraced digital platforms and AI to improve efficiencies in the way we work and to engage country stakeholders in new and innovative ways.

Recent Events

Keep-up with our most recent events for each prevention pillar. You can access recordings, meeting summaries and PowerPoint presentations here.

February 18, 2025

Global

ICAP/CQUIN and SSLN Webinar : Sustainability, Resilience, and Emergency Response: How are African Countries Responding to Interruptions in HIV Funding?

November 28, 2024

Global

GPC Key Population CoP Webinar| Effective evidence-based HIV, STI and HCV interventions for people who use stimulant drugs

October 28, 2024

Ghana

SSLN | Key populations (KP) Pillar Workshop

October 24, 2024

Africa

SSLN/i2i Webinar | PEP The forgotten HIV prevention intervention

September 16, 2024

Botswana

SSLN | HIV Prevention Outcome Monitoring Workshop

August 29, 2024

Zimbabwe

SSLN | Link & Learn on Harare HIV Prevention Cascades

Key Populations - Sex Workers

Adolescent Boys and Men (ABM)

ARV-based prevention

Key Populations - Prisoners

Key Populations - Transgender People

Key Populations - People Who Inject Drugs (PWID)

Key Populations - Men Who have Sex with Men (MSM)

Adolescent girls and young women (AGYW)

Key Populations - General