Bridging the Gap: Conference Workbook [International Conference on AIDS (12th: 1994: Geneva, Switzerland)]

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33347 Drug injection initiation among street youth
Elise Roy*; N. Lemire; C. Morissette; N. Haley, Canada
33348 Disseminating knowledge on AIDS prevention to millions through
grassroots women's groups in Bangladesh
A. Mushtaque R. Chowdhury*; H. Nasreen; S.M. Ahmed; J.U. Ahmed;
A. Bhuiya, Bangladesh
33349 Behavioural change communication through outreach among
injecting drug users in Manipur, India
Raghumanisingh Huiningsumbam, India
33350 Taking care of our own
Sara Unruh*; R. T Martinez; D.R. Blake, USA
33351 PLWHAs peer educators experience in Dar es Salaam,Tanzania
outreach programme
Joseph Katto*; Amelia Jacob, Tanzania
33352 AIDS/HIV prevention awareness among villagers of Punjab, Pakistan
Asher Sharif*; Ash Umreen, Pakistan
33353 An outreach educational programme for adolescents on self-efficacy
in AIDS prevention
Wanchai Bup Panharun*; D.R. Vuthipo Ngse Prakrom; DR. SRISON DECHA;
M.R.S. Duppanharun; M.R.S. Phutrakool Wanvilai, Thailand
33354 HIV/AIDS/STDS awareness campaign among passengers in major motor
parks in Lagos state
Kenneth Nnamsowo-Francis, Nigeria
33355 Curbing the menace of cross border prostitution in the spread of
HIV/Aids in borno state of Nigeria
Wosilat Giwa, Nigeria
33356 Results from newly established WOFAK home care and clinic
programme
Rose A. Achieng*; D.O. Onyango; CO. Kaduwa, Kenya
33357 The validity of sensitization and social support in a rural community
Ezra Musobozi, Uganda
33358 Religion and HIV risk perception among African immigrants
living in New York City
Mulusew Bekele*; Kim Nichols, USA
33359 Using peer educators and community influencers to reduce high risk
behaviour among street children in Calcutta
Sulagna Roy, India
33360 HIV-positive parents to record importantfamily history and personal
information for their children
Jennifer Ekwau, Uganda
33361 Outreach counselling by pre-adolescents
Jean-Jacques Thorens, Switzerland
33362 HOPE worldwide world AIDS day campaign educates 1,200,000 Africans
Mark Ottenweller, RSA
33363 Participatory and interactive street theatre as an effective tool in
sex/AIDS education:The Ghanaian experience
William Joe Adusei, Ghana

33364 Follow-up and continuation of training: The essential component of
train the trainer workshops
Anil Purohit*; John Zohminthanga; R. Sharma; V. Rabukawaqa;
A. Gray;J. Chakraborty, USA
33365 Informal education for men who have sex with men in cruising areas
in downtown Guatemala city
Fernando Arevalo, Guatemala
33366 HIV/AIDS Knowledge among Rural women in Mexico
Patricia Veloz*; M.L. Coeto; L. Villegas, Mexico
33367 Alphabetisation as a powerful way to prevent the HIV/AIDS and
STD among the moslem communities of older people
Ruben Mbaiasra, TCHAD
33368 People living with HIV/AIDS reaching out to schools
David Musaka Sekirevu*; D.L. Lukenge, Uganda
33369 Intervention programme among truck drivers in South India
G. Kumaressan, India
33370 Integrated adolescent reproductive health for out of school
girls in Makoko Riverine Community, Nigeria
Sunday David Adedayo, Nigeria
33371 Impact of IEC/Outreach programs on the prevention of HIV/AIDS/STDs
in South Western (S/W) Nigeria
Idowu Popoola Bakare, Nigeria
33372 AIDS prevention by informal youth groups in the slums
Akash Gulalia, India
33373 The impact of appropriate delineation of a heterogenous target
population into homogenous subgroups on HIV/STD intervention project
among long distance drivers (LDD) in Cross River State, Nigeria
Hubert Obule Ogar*; Eka Esu Williams; Okon Ikpeme, Nigeria
33374 Prevention of HIV/AIDS/STDs among truckers on North Indian Highways
Zeenat Naquatee Dr., India
33375 The impact of personal experiences with HIV/AIDS on behaviours
and HIV testing
Drake Katongole*; D.M. Lukenge; H. Namwebya; M.B. Senkezi, Uganda
33376 Sex workers: An experience of prevention to HIV/AIDS in the Northeast
of Brazil
Rogerio Gondim*; R.H.M. Macena, Brazil
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