Eva and her husband Barry created Kwetu Connectors. Together they were a powerful team with great joint commitment. Eva the explosive and Barry the pensive. Eva was the contractor and project manager. Barry the stylist and realist. Together a dynamic duo with a big heart and care. They became involved in HIV, not only from the medical aspect but above all they wanted to work with the social consequences HIV had for the victim. Stigma and difficulties in earning a living. They became involved in the groups most affected by HIV in Africa, first in Rwanda and later in Uganda. It was HIV-infected men and women who sold sex and LGBTQI people. Extra vulnerable groups, discriminated against and stigmatized in healthcare, by family, in working life and by society. That did not stop Eva and Barry. On the contrary. They realized early on that the only way to deal with HIV is to work inclusively. Find forms of self-sufficiency, find forms of self-sufficiency other than selling sex. Eva and Barry worked tirelessly and always inclusively. Never judgmental.

This is the end of their teamwork, but this is just the beginning.