Tanya Abramsky

Tanya Abramsky is a researcher affiliated with the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM), specializing in intimate partner violence (IPV), HIV prevention, and public health interventions. Her work focuses on community-based approaches, including the SASA! program in Uganda and the MAISHA trial in Tanzania. She collaborates extensively with multidisciplinary teams across global health, social sciences, and epidemiology.

Her research spans

• gender dynamics and violence prevention
• epidemiological links between IPV and HIV
• economic empowerment as a tool for reducing violence
• pandemic response in educational settings

She has contributed to high-impact studies in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia, emphasizing integrated strategies for health and social equity.

Recent publications highlight her expertise in cluster randomized trials, longitudinal cohort studies, and implementation science for violence prevention. Her work is cited in Dimensions, Altmetric, and Mendeley, reflecting broad academic engagement.