Gaining Traction: Promising Shifts in Gender Norms and Intimate Partner Violence in the Context of a Community-based HIV Prevention Trial in South Africa

"Societal-level gender norm shifts may create enabling environments for interventions to find new traction for violence and HIV-related behavior change." Experience shows that gender inequities must be addressed for HIV and intimate partner violence (IPV) prevention efforts to be successful.

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