For more than three decades, UGANET has worked at the intersection of health, human rights, gender and access to justice, advancing social and legal protection for people and communities facing vulnerability, discrimination and exclusion. Established in 1995 during Uganda’s HIV/AIDS crisis, UGANET began by confronting the stigma, discrimination and human rights violations experienced by people living with and affected by HIV. Over the years, our work has evolved in response to the changing realities, and intersectionalities around HIV facing communities—expanding to address gender-based violence, gender inequality, access to justice and broader health-rights concerns.