HopeNow has partnered with Prevention Access Campaign, a health equity initiative to end the dual epidemics of HIV and HIV-related stigma by empowering people with and vulnerable to HIV with accurate and meaningful information about their social, sexual, and reproductive…
HopeNow is proud to announce that Mercy Obade - HopeNow's Cultural Social Worker - has been chosen as one of 21 survivors to assist the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) in the International Survivors Advisory Council.…
HopeNow was honoured to be invited to speak on a webinar panel for the innovative IF YOU SPEAK UP, WE WILL JOIN on the 11th June. It was due to be a live event but CV19 prevented us from meeting…
HopeNow's daily work is with marginalised groups of people at risk from multiple factors, who now also face grave risks to their health. As the virus grows exponentially around the world, we are entering what may be one of the…
Trafficking victims are treated worse than criminals. HopeNow has helped kick off the debate in today's article in Information (Danish).
HopeNow has a history of using art as a medium to share knowledge with the wider public on the phenomenon of human trafficking. Last year we collaborated with the migrant-led arts organisation Immart on an exhibition at the Workers Museum…