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Global Health Facts provided by the Kaiser Family Foundation. Kaiser Daily Global Health Policy Report Headlines provided by the Kaiser Family Foundation
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To see Partnership Description, click below:
Women leaders of diverse networks and organizations from every region of the world have announced at the United Nations the creation of a new global coalition called Women ARISE. The initiative was developed and is sponsored by 35 international women’s groups and regional and global networks, including those that advocate for the rights of and are run by HIV positive women, sex workers, and young people. Despite their different countries, languages, ages, and focus of work, they have joined together to counter the continued lack of action in five key areas that impact women and girls living with and affected by HIV. These are Access, Rights, Investment, Security, and Equity.
Women ARISE members are working together to galvanize and promote a common agenda on women and girls’ rights in the AIDS response. They are focusing on these five areas of action:
To learn more, click here New Radio Programming Guides for Radio Producers A new HIV/AIDS programming guide for radio program producers is now available. Designed to provide ideas about longer form programs such as talk shows, documentaries, news and magazine programs that expand the key themes of the YOU campaign, the guide follows the unfolding saga of the mini radio drama series Can
Tru Luv Withstand the Test? The series, now in its second year, follows the daily lives of a group of twenty-somethings as they navigate their way through the challenges of early adulthood. The current series focus specifically on themes of gender equity, stigma reduction, HIV-testing, and multiple concurrent partnerships. To access the Programming Guide, click here To hear episodes of Can Tru Luv Withstand the Test? click here |
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Women leaders of diverse networks and organizations from every region of the world have announced at the United Nations the creation of a new global coalition called Women ARISE. The initiative was developed and is sponsored by 35 international women’s groups and regional and global networks, including those that advocate for the rights of and are run by HIV positive women, sex workers, and young people. Despite their different countries, languages, ages, and focus of work, they have joined together to counter the continued lack of action in five key areas that impact women and girls living with and affected by HIV. These are Access, Rights, Investment, Security, and Equity.
A new HIV/AIDS programming guide for radio program producers is now available. Designed to provide ideas about longer form programs such as talk shows, documentaries, news and magazine programs that expand the key themes of the YOU campaign, the guide follows the unfolding saga of the mini radio drama series