Bahati Haule is an advocate and changemaker from the United Republic of Tanzania, dedicated to bringing about equity and advancing the rights and well-being of PLHIV, women, youth and other marginalized communities. She has served as a Coordinator for Tanzania’s ICW country chapter (Dignity and Wellbeing for Women living with HIV in Tanzania), a CAB Country Representative at AfroCAB Treatment Access Partnership and a community expert in different institutions, where she led and supervised multiple projects aimed at empowering communities. Currently she is an AVAC Fellow 2024/25.
She is a board and a community representative at spaces such as Tanzania AIDS Commission, ATHENA network, Medicines Patent Pool, IMPRINT group, UNITAID and Global Alliance in ending AIDS among Children.
She believes in a future where health, gender equity, and social justice intersect to create a world of inclusivity and empowerment.
