Final Program [International AIDS Society (11th: 1996: Vancouver, Canada)]

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VENUE ROOM TRACK SESSION NO. TIME / SESSION PATHWAYS
x Bay 12 219 Track D: Social Science: Research, Policy & Action
- Exhibit Poster Discussion:
& Poster Migration and HIV
Hall Moderators:
Wences Msuya, Tanzania / Petra Narimani, Germany...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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EUROPEAN OUTREACH-PROGRAM: BORDER-CROSSING PROSTITUTION AND HIV-RISK
Leopold B, Steffan, E. Sozialpadagogisches Institut Berlin, Research Unit, Berlin, Germany...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Tu.D.241
AIDS PREVENTION AMID CHAOS:THE CASE OF RWANDAN REFUGEES IN TANZANIA
Benjamin, Judy AI, Engel D2, Debuysscher R3. ICare International, Atlanta, GA; 2Population Services International, Washington, DC, USA;
3AIDSCAP-FHI/AFRO, Nairobi, Kenya.
Tu.D.242
HIV/STD INTERVENTION IN RWANDAN REFUGEE CAMPS IN TANZANIA
Msuya,Wencesi, Mayaud pl/2, Mkanje RI,West BI/2,Todd Ji/2, Lisekie F', Grosskurth HI/2. I'AMREF, Mwanza,Tanzania; 2London School of
Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, London, UK................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Tu.D.243
SERVICE NEEDS OF THE AFRICAN COMMUNITY IN UK;THE UGANDAN REFUGEE COMMUNITY AS A CASE STUDY
Kiwanuka, Keefa. Uganda Community Relief Association, London, UK................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Tu.D.244
THE FARMWORKER WOMEN'S INITIATIVE ON AIDS
Lago, Marial,WilkVA,Trevino-Sauceda H2, Marentes A2. IDHHS/Health Resources & Services Administration, Bethesda, MD, USA;
2Farmworker Justice Fund................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Tu.D.245
o A LOW-COST METHOD FOR ASSESSING MIGRANTS' AIDS AWARENESS
Haour-Knipe Mary, Fleury F, Jeannin A, Dubois-Arber F. University Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine, Lausanne, Switzerland.
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U MEXICAN MIGRANT HIV ISSUES: PROBLEMS AND STRATEGIES
> Muhiz-Martelon, Melba', Baez-Villasenor ji, del Ro C', Guzman J2, Figueroa R2. 'CONASIDA, National AIDS Council; 2Ministry of
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