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The workshop aims to have the audience understand common safety and security challenges that key populations HIV programmes face in hostile environments and their impacts on organizations, individuals, and programme outcomes. Participants will assess their organization’s approach to safety and security, identifying gaps, and develop a plan to fill those gaps using multiple strategies, including: safety and security trainings, collaborations with law enforcement, and advocating with donors for increased safety and security investment.

14:30
WEWS0401
Workshop overview
Robyn Dayton, FHI 360, United States
Gavin Reid, Global Fund, Switzerland
14:40
WEWS0402
Testimonials describing common security challenges and their impacts on small CBOs implementing HIV programs for key populations
L. Leigh Ann van der Merwe, S.H.E Feminist Collective of Transgender Women in Africa, South Africa
14:55
WEWS0403
Short presentation and small group work: Assessing organizations' current activities to keep staff and workplaces safe and secure
Revati Chawla, The International HIV/AIDS Alliance, United Kingdom
15:35
WEWS0404
Mini training sessions
Clinton Trout, Heartland Alliance International, United States
Berry Didier Nibogora, African Men for Sexual Health and Rights (AMSHeR), South Africa
Matthew French, Synergia - Initiatives for Human Rights, United States
Nicholas Thomson, Law Enforcement and HIV Network (LEAHN), United States
Paul Umoh, Heartland Alliance International, Nigeria
Toluwanimi Jaiyebo, Heartland Alliance International, Nigeria
Olabosinde Tewobola Olufunke, Heartland Alliance International, Nigeria
Anne Ambeau, Heartland Alliance International, Cote D'Ivoire
16:45
WEWS0405
Closing remarks
Robyn Dayton, FHI 360, United States