The Sophia Forum welcomes the announcement by the Department of Health and Social Care of funding to enable the roll out of PrEP across England. The initial investment of £16 […]
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Young Women Rising Report- WISEUP 2020
Wise Up: Young Women Rising was created to build a space for young women aged 18-30 in the UK. Currently, there is a lack of women specific spaces for young […]
Read moreWISE-UP+ Ageing with HIV
WISE UP+ Ageing with HIV was developed from Dr Jacqui Stevenson’s research work, entitled ‘I was not meant to be here, and I’m still here’: a feminist participatory and assets-based […]
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WISE-UP+: Women Inspire Support and Empower to Unleash Positive Potential WISE-UP+ is a structured series of workshops designed and led by women living with HIV with the aim of building […]
Read moreSophie Strachan – Director
Sophie has been an advocate for women and HIV for 18 years. She has provided policy advice to public health organisations, NHS England, NICE, NGOs and academics, advocating both nationally […]
Read moreMenopause Support Group
The Sophia Forum and Chelsea & Westminster Menopause Clinic are working in partnership to deliver a new peer support group for women experiencing the menopause.
Read moreMaking women’s voices heard: Marie’s experience of accessing and being on PrEP
Sophia Forum co-chair Sophie Strachan blogs for the BASHH newsletter Women at higher risk of acquiring HIV can benefit from PrEP, but take-up of PrEP among women in the UK […]
Read moreOur Intern – Katherine Davis
Katherine is passionate about HIV research. She is a PhD candidate at Imperial College London, with a BA in Biological Sciences from the University of Oxford and an MSc in […]
Read moreHIV and Women: Invisible No Longer
HIV and Women: Invisible No Longer was a year long project run by Sophia Forum and Terrence Higgins Trust. The aim of the project was to make direct, comprehensible recommendations […]
Read moreHIV and Women: Invisible No Longer – Media Summary
As of April 2018, media coverage of the project had reached 11 million people, through national radio, regional television, national newspapers (online and in-print) and women’s sector media. This included […]
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