Blueprint for Reducing HIV-related Stigma in India

ICRW researchers worked in partnership with five organizations in three states in India to carry out a variety of activities aimed at decreasing HIV-related stigma and discrimination. The project took place among university faculty, female sex workers living with HIV, local government members, hospital workers and leadership teams in workplaces. ICRW spoke with some of the participants about how the project has changed their attitudes.

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