Hey all,
Great news today! We have just finished a one hour meeting with UNAIDS Executive Director, Mr Michel Sidibé who is really impressed with this virtual policy project, and all the fantastic discussion that have been taken place across the…
Monthly Archives: January 2012
#CrowdOutAIDS Offline Forums: How young Nigerians got it right!
By Esther Eshiet, External Working Group
A few weeks ago, CrowdOutAIDS offline forums were held around the world. From Alexandria, Egypt, to Calabar, Nigeria, and other regions of the world! Youth activists organized different events, engaging young people…
Spotlight on a Youth Leader: CrowdOutAIDS interviews Michael Teoh, the global winner and ambassador for Your Big Year
The days where people blame their governments, businesses and social organizations with the sole burden of tackling our pressing issues in society is over! From the many projects that I have been involved with throughout this year, I saw the
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“UNAIDS #CrowdOutAIDS Initiative Continues to Gather Inputs—You Can Still Take Part!” – iYAN
Featured on Advocates’ International Youth Activist Network (iYAN) January Newsletter:
The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) launched and continues to host CrowdOutAIDS.org, an online collaborative project to crowdsource its new strategy on youth and HIV—a first in…
1st day of briefing with CoA drafting committee – behind the screens.
Text and photo by Cecily Ran Deng, MA International Journalism Communication ’12, Tsinghua University
My first days interning at UNAIDS happened to be parallel with the orientation week of the CrowdOutAIDS drafting committee. As one of many young people eager to…
We can’t live our lives positively if we can’t be accountable to ourselves first!
Young people’s role in AIDS response- are they making a difference?
Why should I tell that I am HIV positive?
Uniformity in Global Voice and Local Actions is Necessary
China: Can young people, including those living with HIV, play an active role in AIDS response?
This week, the online consultation in China was held again through anonymous questionnaire. Questions were put into a survey monkey, and was distributed widely through different mail list serves, social media platforms as well as more…