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The W3 Project's third stage has wrapped up. Check out our final project update. For now...
Find out about what we learned from a newly reunited Australian HIV sector post-COVID-19 at ASHM's Joint Australasian HIV&AIDS and Sexual Health Conferences.
We've been busy presenting and preparing to present our work in various places. Keep reading to find out more about our recent outputs and upcoming events!
Now that I’ve hopefully got you humming Elton John (possibly for a second time)… Greetings everyone! Yes, we are back, and we are coming back with a vengeance (again). If you’re feeling de ja vu, it might be because I said the same thing this time 2 years ago. We …
As those of us in Melbourne enter Stage 4 restrictions, we have some exciting plans to share and HIV 2020 is in full swing!
The blog is back! As Stage 3 of the W3 Project kicks off, COVID-19 is reminding us about the importance of peers and community.
Publications
Research from the PLHIV Peer Navigator Implementation Study shows how peer support can improve quality of life for people living with HIV.
Drug user organisations can help influence policy to achieve hepatitis C elimination, but they need a supportive policy environment to do so. Co-authors and peer workers Charles Henderson and Annie Madden share their thoughts on the important messages in this paper.
An impact analysis of the W3 Project reveals that the W3 Framework helps evidence replace a sense of ‘believing’ that peer-led actions work.
Presentations
In this research seminar, Associate Professor Graham Brown reflects on 20 years of working with and researching peer-led responses.
This presentation focuses on how systems thinking can help demonstrate the role of peer leadership in public health responses.