Community-led monitoring in a changing world Session 5: Safeguarding Social Accountability: Toward a consensus statement on CLM in changing world

Yvette Raphael is currently the Executive Director of Advocates for the Prevention of HIV in Africa. Yvette is a Member of the African Women’s Prevention Community Accountability Board and Serves on the Board of Trustees of MTV Base Staying Alive. Yvette Alta Raphael is a consummate leader in the fight against HIV. And is committed to HIV Prevention Research and Development Advocacy. As a woman who has been living with the virus for over 20 years, she has experienced first-hand what HIV stigma, insufficient prevention education, and reduced access to healthcare can do.). Ms. Raphael has spoken around the globe including several International AIDS Conferences to advise researchers, advocates, and policy makers on how to win the war against HIV and AIDS best. Her passion has been to improve the health outcomes for young women and girls, but her trusted expertise has also been lent to developing policies at the workplace and to creating better, more efficient structures to utilize the available governmental resources to End AIDS.
Furthermore, Ms. Raphael is a trusted globally renowned advocate of effective and efficient education to the community regarding new and developing research for medications that treat and/or prevent HIV. Yvette is featured in the 2018/2019 exhibition at the Smithsonian Museum titled Outbreaks (Those Who Survive, Those Left Behind). She is also a member of the Global Community Advisory Group for the ECHO trial.

Yvette Raphael is currently the Executive Director of Advocates for the Prevention of HIV in Africa. Yvette is a Member of the African Women’s Prevention Community Accountability Board and Serves on the Board of Trustees of MTV Base Staying Alive. Yvette Alta Raphael is a consummate leader in the fight against HIV. And is committed to HIV Prevention Research and Development Advocacy. As a woman who has been living with the virus for over 20 years, she has experienced first-hand what HIV stigma, insufficient prevention education, and reduced access to healthcare can do.). Ms. Raphael has spoken around the globe including several International AIDS Conferences to advise researchers, advocates, and policy makers on how to win the war against HIV and AIDS best. Her passion has been to improve the health outcomes for young women and girls, but her trusted expertise has also been lent to developing policies at the workplace and to creating better, more efficient structures to utilize the available governmental resources to End AIDS.
Furthermore, Ms. Raphael is a trusted globally renowned advocate of effective and efficient education to the community regarding new and developing research for medications that treat and/or prevent HIV. Yvette is featured in the 2018/2019 exhibition at the Smithsonian Museum titled Outbreaks (Those Who Survive, Those Left Behind). She is also a member of the Global Community Advisory Group for the ECHO trial.

Loon Gangte is a prominent HIV/AIDS activist from India. He has dedicated his life to advocating Access to Treatment for all and defending the rights and welfare of people living with HIV/AIDS. Gangte is the founder of the Delhi Network of Positive People (DNP+), an organization that provides support, treatment, advocacy for HIV-positive individuals. He has been instrumental in pushing for affordable access to antiretroviral drugs & HCV drugs, filing Patent opposition on more than 35 various HIV/HCV/TB drugs and has worked tirelessly to reduce the stigma associated with HIV/AIDS. His efforts have significantly impacted the lives of many in India and beyond, making him a respected figure in the global health community.

Janet Tatenda Bhila is young woman leader, passion driven SRHR champion and advocate, with a special focus on marginalized children, adolescents and young people on issues around sexual reproductive health and rights, holistic HIV prevention, treatment and meaningful involvement and youth participation. She is a consultant, public speaker, facilitator, stands for the justice and well-being of children, adolescents as well as young people. Her goal is to do all it takes, for the under privileged children, adolescents and young people to have their rights recognized and exercised while they lead healthy, safe, happy and fulfilled lives

Janet Tatenda Bhila is young woman leader, passion driven SRHR champion and advocate, with a special focus on marginalized children, adolescents and young people on issues around sexual reproductive health and rights, holistic HIV prevention, treatment and meaningful involvement and youth participation. She is a consultant, public speaker, facilitator, stands for the justice and well-being of children, adolescents as well as young people. Her goal is to do all it takes, for the under privileged children, adolescents and young people to have their rights recognized and exercised while they lead healthy, safe, happy and fulfilled lives

Loon Gangte is a prominent HIV/AIDS activist from India. He has dedicated his life to advocating Access to Treatment for all and defending the rights and welfare of people living with HIV/AIDS. Gangte is the founder of the Delhi Network of Positive People (DNP+), an organization that provides support, treatment, advocacy for HIV-positive individuals. He has been instrumental in pushing for affordable access to antiretroviral drugs & HCV drugs, filing Patent opposition on more than 35 various HIV/HCV/TB drugs and has worked tirelessly to reduce the stigma associated with HIV/AIDS. His efforts have significantly impacted the lives of many in India and beyond, making him a respected figure in the global health community.

Yvette Raphael is currently the Executive Director of Advocates for the Prevention of HIV in Africa. Yvette is a Member of the African Women’s Prevention Community Accountability Board and Serves on the Board of Trustees of MTV Base Staying Alive. Yvette Alta Raphael is a consummate leader in the fight against HIV. And is committed to HIV Prevention Research and Development Advocacy. As a woman who has been living with the virus for over 20 years, she has experienced first-hand what HIV stigma, insufficient prevention education, and reduced access to healthcare can do.). Ms. Raphael has spoken around the globe including several International AIDS Conferences to advise researchers, advocates, and policy makers on how to win the war against HIV and AIDS best. Her passion has been to improve the health outcomes for young women and girls, but her trusted expertise has also been lent to developing policies at the workplace and to creating better, more efficient structures to utilize the available governmental resources to End AIDS.
Furthermore, Ms. Raphael is a trusted globally renowned advocate of effective and efficient education to the community regarding new and developing research for medications that treat and/or prevent HIV. Yvette is featured in the 2018/2019 exhibition at the Smithsonian Museum titled Outbreaks (Those Who Survive, Those Left Behind). She is also a member of the Global Community Advisory Group for the ECHO trial.