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EngenderHealth at the XVII International AIDS Conference

August 3-8, 2008

Political leaders, public health experts, and activists from around the world will gather in Mexico City for the XVII International AIDS Conference, mobilizing commitments to prevent HIV and to improve the quality of life for those living with it. Below is a list of EngenderHealth’s activities. If you're there, download our event highlights flier (PDF, 91kb) and visit us at Booth #423!

Event Highlights

  • The Role of Funding Mechanisms in Creating Synergy Between Sexual and Reproductive Health and HIV Programs (satellite meeting)
    August 3, 13:30–15:30 • Location: SBR 8 • Code: SUSAT37
    Organizers: EngenderHealth, UNFPA, IPPF, WHO, GTZ
    Presenter: Regina Mbayaki, EngenderHealth
     
  • Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights and Needs of HIV-Positive Women and Girls in the Era of Treatment Scale-up (networking session)
    August 4, 12:45–14:45 • Location: Global Village Women's Networking Zone • Booth: NWZ413
    Moderators: Ana Langer, M.D., and Regina Mbayaki from EngenderHealth;  Aziza Ahmed, Emma Bell, and Esther Stasiya from ICW; Maria Luisa Micher from Immujeres-DF
     
  • Scaling-up HIV Testing and Counseling: A Public Health and Human Rights Imperative (symposium)
    August 5, 14:30–16:00 • Location: SR 2 • Code: TUSY05
    Chair: Ana Langer, M.D., President, EngenderHealth
     
  • Moving from Promises to Actions: Building Global and National Commitment for Evidence-Based Approaches to Addressing Stigma and Discrimination (special session)
    August 6, 12:45–14:15 • Location: SR 10 • Code: WESS03
    Co-Chair: Paul Perchal, Director of HIV, EngenderHealth
     
  • Male Circumcision: To Cut or Not to Cut (bridging session)
    August 7, 11:00–12:30 • Location: SR 2 (550) • Code: THBS01
    Presenter: Mogomotsi Supreme Mafalapitsa, Transformation Agent, EngenderHealth
     
  • MenEngage: Developing a Global Movement to Work with Boys and Men for Gender Equality (satellite meeting)
    August 7, 18:30–20:30 • Location: SR 7 (450) • Code: THSAT06
    Organizer: MenEngage
    Chair: Andrew Levack, Director of Men As Partners®, EngenderHealth

     

Poster Exhibitions
All posters will be in Hall D, Level 2 from 10:30–18:30, with authors available for questions and discussion from 12:30–14:30.

  • A Sustainable Capacity-Building Model for HIV Treatment Education in India: Building Capacity of Local NGOs to Serve as Continuing Education and Training Centers
    August 4, Code: MOPE1064, Track E
     
  • Strengthening the Capacity of NGOs to Provide Home Based Care for People Living with HIV
    August 5, Code: TUPE0189, Track B
     
  • Reproductive Aspirations and Intentions of Young Women Living with HIV
    August 5, Code: TUPE0852, Track D
     
  • Improving Access to ART Services by Reducing Facility-level HIV and AIDS Related Stigma and Discrimination through Improved Knowledge and Practice of Infection Prevention
    August 6, Code: WEPE0058, Track B
     
  • Integrating Tuberculosis Control with HIV Care and Support Services—Lessons from Southern India
    August 6, Code: WEPE0080, Track B
     
  • Innovative and Simple Tools in Indian Languages to Enhance Service Delivery to Orphans and Vulnerable Children in Community Setting of Rural India
    August 6, Code: WEPE0655, Track D
     
  • Engaging Men Living with HIV as Partners in Positive Prevention—Making a Difference in Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh India
    August 7, Code: THPE0445, Track C
     
  • Integration of Primary HIV/STI Prevention in MCH Programs: Promising Practices from Ethiopia and Ukraine
    August 7, Code: THPE0526, Track C
     
  • Reproductive Health Rights Compromised: Factors Affecting Access, Choice and Utilization of Sexual Reproductive Health Services for HIV Positive Women and Adolescent Girls
    August 7, Code: THPE0529, Track C
     
  • A Comprehensive Approach to PMTCT: Integration of HIV Counseling and Testing in Family Planning and Reproductive Child Health Services in Tanzania
    August 7, Code: THPE0532, Track C
     
  • Implementing a Quality Improvement System with Grassroots Participation to Achieve Holistic Care for PLHIVs at Health Facility Level
    August 7, Code: THPE0548, Track C
     
  • Improving Strategies for Integrating Family Planning into HIV Treatment and Care: Preliminary Findings from Ghana
    August 7, Code: THPE0550, Track C
     
  • Bangladesh, Building Up the Capacity of the Health and Family Planning Service Providers to Deal with HIV & AIDS Issues including Stigma and Discrimination
    August 7, Code: TBD

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