By Regina Aragón, AIDS 2012 Communications Liaison, AIDS.gov
If previous International AIDS Conferences are any indication, young people will comprise one of the most actively engaged delegations at AIDS 2012. This is welcomed news, as the leadership and involvement of young…
By Caitlin Chandler & Sarah Hamilton, Guest Bloggers
In 2010, U.S.-based private philanthropy disbursed $459 million to HIV-related programming[1] (note: this excludes bi-lateral, multilateral, and government spending and takes into account funders with portfolios of over US$300,000…
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By Jennifer Ehidiamen
Officially, the PCB meeting was declared open today with El Salvador chairing the meeting.
A minute silence was observed in memory of people who have lost their lives to AIDS related diseases.
This was followed by the…
Coming together in Paris or online, young people have realized that they have more in common than ever before. In Madrid and in Kampala, we’re worried about jobs and how we will pay the rent. We want to be counted
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Guest Blogger: Emily de Lacy Donaldson, MPH
Project Assistant, AVAC: Global Advocacy for HIV Prevention
By involving young people, UNAIDS hopes to create a more effective strategy to combat the rise of HIV infection in youth. With 3,000 young people…
