Content of type Event tagged with "HIV/AIDS" for the period August 2008
HIV/AIDS is one of the leading and fastest growing causes of child vulnerability in the world. The pandemic affects an increasing number of children every year leaving them with ailing or absent caregivers, on the streets, stigmatized or sick themselves and often without the support they need to overcome these circumstances. Youth represent the group at the greatest risk of contracting HIV/AIDS while also representing a potentially powerful source of change. This section of the site aggregates resources related to improving the economic well being of children affected by HIV/AIDS by working with them, their caregivers and their communities.
Date: 
Sun, 08/03/2008 - Fri, 08/08/2008
Location: 
Mexico City

AIDS 2008 will provide many opportunities for the presentation of important new scientific research and for productive, structured dialogue on the major challenges facing the global response to AIDS. Conference organizers are developing a wide variety of session types that meet the needs of various participants and support collective efforts to expand delivery of HIV prevention and treatment to communities worldwide. Central to many of these sessions will be the transfer of knowledge and sharing of best practices.

In addition to the conference sessions there are a number of activities, including satellite meetings, exhibitions, the Global Village and the Cultural Programme, that are integral to delegates’ experience at the conference.

Many proceedings of and materials from a range of sessions will be made available on the Conference website during and after the Conference.

Date: 
Wed, 06/25/2008
Location: 
The National Press Club, 529 14th Street NW, Washington, DC 20045

Join us as Catholic Relief Services (CRS) showcases innovative and
promising practices from its orphan and vulnerable children (OVC)
programming around the globe.

Who it is for: People interested in children, colleagues working in
organizations supporting orphans and vulnerable children around the
world, policy makers, and donors.

View the schedule.