Anne Stangl

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Anne Stangl is a senior behavioral scientist at the International Center for Research on Women (ICRW). In this role, she develops strategies and coordinate efforts to improve health outcomes for women, girls and marginalized populations by reducing stigma and promoting human rights. Stangl is also director of the Stigma Action Network secretariat.

Latest Articles

Why we can't treat our way out of the AIDS epidemic

Why we can't treat our way out of the AIDS epidemic

over 9 years ago // International AIDS Conference

HIV testing and prevention services are not reaching the people at highest risk of infection. Reaching them will require public health and outreach programs that reduce stigma and discrimination and remove the human rights barriers to prevention, care and treatment. ICRW's Anne Stangl explains how to get there.

Redoubling efforts to fight stigma and discrimination key to ending AIDS

Redoubling efforts to fight stigma and discrimination key to ending AIDS

over 11 years ago // Anne Stangl on reducing HIV stigma and discrimination

Stigmatizing and discriminating against people living with HIV hinder any progress made so far on reducing transmission and tackling the epidemic, the ICRW's Anne Stangl writes in a guest opinion during the 20th International AIDS Conference taking place this week in Melbourne, Australia.