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Presented at the UN Women Expert Group Meeting in Bangkok, 2012.
A growing body of evidence suggests that gender inequality, including gender-based violence, is a key obstacle to better outcomes related to all four components of a comprehensive PMTCT programme. Gender inequality affects the ability of women and girls to protect themselves from HIV, prevent unintended pregnancies and access and continue to use HIV prevention, care and treatment services.
In light of this evidence, global health donors and international bodies increasingly recognize that it is critical to address the gender disparities that put women and children at increased risk of HIV and impede their access to care. The current policy environment provides unprecedented opportunities for PMTCT implementers to integrate efforts to address gender inequality with efforts to expand access to clinical interventions for preventing vertical HIV transmission. Effective community- and facility-based strategies to transform harmful gender norms and mitigate the impacts of gender inequality on HIV-related outcomes are emerging. PMTCT programmes must embrace these strategies and expand beyond the traditional focus of delivering ARV prophylaxis to pregnant women living with HIV. Without greater implementation of comprehensive, gender transformative PMTCT programmes, elimination of vertical transmission of HIV will remain elusive.
Mapping the Legal Framework to Prevent Sexual Violence and HIV in South Africa's Correctional Service Facilities.
By Scott Spiegler
Edited by Emily Kheen
Produced by Sonke Gender Justice Network and the MenEngage Network
By Peacock, Dean; Stemple, Lara; Sawires, Sharif & Coates, Thomas in the Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, Vol 51, July 2009
By Ehrhardt, Anke; Sawires, Sharif; McGovern, Terry; Peacock, Dean and Weston, Mark. In the Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, Vol 51, July 2009.
Paper prepared for the United Nations Division for the Advancement of Women expert group meeting on
By Greig, Alan; Peacock, Dean; Jewkes, Rachel & Msimang, Sisonke. Sonke staff contributed to this article in the journal AIDS (August 2008).
Presentation delivered at the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women by Co-Director Dean Peacock, February 2008.
By Elena Ghanotakis, Marianne Bruins, Dean Peacock, Jean Redpath, and Raoul Swart. Agenda, no. 74, 2007.
By Dean Peacock and Bafana Khumalo, Unpublished, 2007
by Dean Peacock, Sonke Gender Justice Co-Director. Forthcoming in “Financing for Gender Equality; a Commonwealth Perspective” published for the Commonwealth Women’s Affairs Ministers' Meeting - Uganda 11-14 June 2007
Book chapter by Dean Peacock, Thokozile Budaza and Alan Greig, 2007
by Sharif R Sawires, Shari L Dworkin, Agn
By Marie Rosenkrantz Lindegaard, Medische Antropologie (1), 2007.
by Dean Peacock, Forthcoming in the Routledge International Encyclopedia of Men and Masculinities. Volume Editors: Michael Flood, Judith Kegan Gardiner, Bob Pease, and Keith Pringle, 2007
by Dean Peacock, Bafana Khumalo, Eleanor McNab, Agenda 69, Special issue on progress made since the 1985 Word Conference on Women held in Nairobi, 2006
by Alex Doniach and Dean Peacock, Part 6 in "Men of the Global South", edited by Adam Jones, Zed Press, 2006
This Master's Thesis was written by Katherine de Tolly as part of her MPhil.
This qualitative case study explores the experiences of participants in the Digital Story process and concludes that technology
This report contains a sample of case studies from the numerous MAP interventions that have been implemented in South Africa, including
- MAP Activities During 16 Days of Activism Against Violence Against Women
- Painting Murals to Engage Young Men in the Fights Against HIV/AIDS and Violence Against Women
- Youth Channel Group Brings MAP Message to Streets of Tembisa
- Hutu and Tsutsi Men Work Side-By-Side to Challenge Gender Stereotypes Driving Spread of HIV/AIDS
- Men as Partners Programs at Western Cape Tertiary Institutions, and
- SKEEM Community Action Team: Making Changes in the Community.
by Dean Peacock, Agenda, Special Focus 2005, pp 146 - 153
by Bafana Khumalo, Agenda, Special Focus 2005, pp 88 - 95
by Desmond Lesejane, Agenda, Special Focus 2005, pp 78 - 79
Prepared for EngenderHealth by Alan Greig and Dean, January 2005
by Dean Peacock, 2004 (creative work in partial fulfillment of Masters in Social Work)
by Dean Peacock and Andrew Levack, International Journal of Men's Health, 2004
by Dean Peacock, United Nations Expert Group Meeting on
by Dean Peacock, Journal of Social Work Perspectives, 2003
by Dean Peacock, Men and Masculinities, Vol. 5 No 3, January 2003, pp 327-330
Movement: Newsletter of Men Overcoming Violence, Spring 2002
by Dean Peacock & Emily Rothman, published by VAWNET, The National Online Resource Center on Violence Against Women, November 2001
by Dean Peacock, Movement: Newsletter of Men Overcoming Violence, Summer 2001
An Interview conducted by Dean Peacock with Planned Parenthood Association of South Africa MAP staff Steven Ngobeni, Malibongwe Puzi, Boitshepo Lesetedi, Gertie Mbhalata and Patrick Godana, 2001
Movement: Newsletter of Men Overcoming Violence, Summer 2000
Interviews conducted by Dean Peacock, October 1998
Gender mainstreaming for health managers: a practical approach
Just Detention International: Resources for Survival of Sexual Assault in Prisons
