The Affected Communities and Civil Society Advisory Panel to the UN High-Level Meeting on TB (TB HLM) is inviting civil society members to fill out a survey to both assess the work done by the Advisory Panel as a platform as well as to get a broad sense of what the advocacy priorities are going forward in the post-TB HLM world to inform upcoming discussions and planning.

This document has been produced by ICCS/GFAN with the Affected Communities and Civil Society Advisory Panel to the UN High-Level Meeting (HLM) on TB to summarize needs and priorities in addressing TB identified by civil society organizations involved in implementing TB programming and advocating for the rights of people living with and affected by TB and marginalized and underserved populations in the TB response.

The Affected Communities and Civil Society Advisory Panel to the UN High-Level Meeting on TB (TB HLM) launches the third and final phase of the TB HLM Community Consultation.

On 21 March 2018, two members of the Affected Communities and Civil Society Advisory Panel to the United Nations High-Level Meeting on TB (UN HLM on TB) - Ingrid Schoeman and Jeff Acaba - had the opportunity to speak at a special World TB Day Luncheon and Missions Briefing at the UN. The luncheon was attended by Ambassadors from around the world who all came to hear Ingrid and Jeff’s personal stories as TB survivors and why the UN HLM on TB is such an important opportunity that needs strong political support. They then all got to take part in unveiling a new End TB installation that will stay at the UN lobby until the HLM.

The Affected Communities and Civil Society Advisory Panel to the UN High-Level Meeting on TB (TB HLM) launches the second phase of the TB HLM Community Consultation.

The Affected Communities and Civil Society Advisory Panel to the UN High-Level Meeting on TB (TB HLM) launches the first phase of the TB HLM Community Consultation.