This latest publication in the Making Change Happen series features the extraordinary stories of HIV positive Malawian women as they mobilize for decent health care resources. These stories which highlight a movement spanning 5 years – from identifying the side effects of outdated ARVs (anti-retrivoral drug) – to organzing a campaign to fight for better quality drugs – paint a vivid picture of what developing activist leaders, organizing and movement-building look like in practice.
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