will be learning and trying to see as much as possible. My first International Conference.

Come visit us at our booth (#674) in the Global Village!

Satellite: Housing and HIV/ AIDS: Bridging the Gap

Date: Sunday, June 18th

Time: 3:45 – 5:45 p.m.

Venue: MR 10

Poster: Connections, capacity and challenges: mainstreaming HIV and AIDS into human settlements development in Africa (MOPE 0737)

Date: Monday, June, 19th

Time: 12:30 – 14:30

Attending sessions and meetings in Vienna.

I will be managing the Canada Exhibit...

Hall D Exhibit #473

Stop by and visit... or even better, be a part of the Exhibit by volunteering to staff a shift at the exhibit... you can sign up here:  http://www.doodle.com/bnir8mcd66a6wqsp

Also, watch for a series of presentations at the Canada Exhibit from government and community on a variety of issues.  If you want to know more or have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me!

Attending CATIE's sessions:

• July 20: 11 am, Mini Room 2 - Sexual transmission of hepatitis C in gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men who are living with HIV
• July 20: 3:30 pm, Canada Exhibit - Evaluation of tracing books - An HIV diary with a difference 

and meeting with colleagues.

Visit the CATIE's booth, number 674, in the Global Village.

July 18 – presenting policy paper at meeting: Ties that Bind-Developing World Epidemics in the Developed World: Integrating the needs of African and Black Diaspora populations in the global response to HIV and AIDS

Hosted By:

The African and Black Diaspora Global Network on HIV and AIDS (ABDGN) in partnership with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC), with financial support from Health Canada.

Date and Location
Sunday July 18th, 2010
8:30am-12:30pm
Grand Hotel Wien (minutes from the venue for the International AIDS Conference)

July 21 – co-facilitating workshop:

Beyond the Scoop: Skills Building for Journalists and CBOs/NGOs in Interpreting and Communicating Trial Results for New HIV Prevention Technologies

Workshop number:  WEWS20  

Date and Location

Venue:  Mini Room 10

Time:     Wednesday 21 July 14:30- 18:00

I am presenting on Community-Academic research partnerships in CANADA for Community-Based Research projects in HIV/AIDS at the CANADA Exhibit. I am also exhibiting a poster during the main conference on Engaging Academics, on behalf of Canada's team of Community-Based Research Facilitators.

I will be writing an article for living + magazine, BCPWA's member zine on research activities during the conference.

Not sure yet

Suivre les présentations des boursiers postdoctoraux du Réseau.  Chercher des partenariats et collaborations avec des organismes internationaux pour soutenir et financer le programme international de bourses.  Venez nous voir au stand 413 dans le hall principal.

Follow the presentations of CTN postdoctoral fellows. Searching for partnering and collaboration with international organizations to fund and support the international fellowship program.  Come and see us booth 413 at the main hall.

Evaluation of Tracing Books - An HIV Diary with a Difference

Poster exhibition - Poster Exhibition Area

Wednesday, July 21

Evaluation of Tracing Books - An HIV Diary with a Difference

Presentation at the Canada Exhibit

Tuesday, July 20 - 3:30 pm

MSM Preconference organized by MSMGF

Workshop "Beyond the Scoop" on Communicating/Interpreting Trial Results for NPTs

Attending conference and sessions

Come visit us at our booth (#674) in the Global Village!

Blueprint for Action on Women and Girls and HIV/AIDS: 

- Presenting poster "Reflecting the Changing Needs of Women and Girls related to HIV/AIDS: The Revision Process for the Blueprint for Action on Women and Girls and HIV/AIDS"

- Women's Networking Zone panel workshop  "Tools for Assessment, Accountability and Advocacy"

- Media conference "Canada and Norway: HIV Efforts for Women and Girls Stymied by Stigma and Discrimination"

+ Supporting CTAC's work and CTAC's Chair's work at the conference

+ Attending sessions/special events

~ participating in Human Rights Networking Zone (co-presenting on women and property rights)

~ oral poster session on prison-based needle and syringe programs

~ posters on women's rights law reform in the context of HIV/AIDS and marital property law reform in Malawi

Women's Networking Zone representing current/former drug users as a member of INWUD the women's working group of The International Network of People Who Use Drugs (INPUD). Working with ARISE.

Also attending the conference and sessions.

Meetings