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Australia’s Drug User Organisations were founded amidst the hepatitis C epidemic. Our pioneers, who experienced the impact of hepatitis C first hand, laid the foundation for the programs and services we have today. Their leadership and insights continue to influence our daily efforts. As we move toward the goal of eliminating hepatitis C, we face the challenge of preserving and applying this invaluable knowledge to address future health threats.
AIVL hosted a webinar to discuss how we can carry forward the lessons learned from our past to protect the health and freedom of our diverse community in the future.
Ruth Birgin
Women and Harm Reduction International Network (WHRIN)
Discussing gendered service delivery for hepatitis C and beyond.
Charles Henderson
EC Australia, Burnet Institute
Speaking about the peer leadership that furthered the health and lives of people who use drugs.
Fiona Poeder
Hepatitis SA NSP Peer Projects
Speaking on lessons/learnings from the past and relevance to the present and future in relation to hepatitis testing and treatment.
