Final Program [International Conference on AIDS (14th: 2002: Barcelona, Spain)]

Poster Exhibitions Tuesday July 9

TuPeF5325 The use of traditional channels of communication
to disseminate AIDS Information to rural and
isolated communities in Burkina Faso: the AIDS
STOP! Experience
C Millogo, CM Shealy (Burkina Faso)
TuPeF5326 Peer education among injecting drug users: an
acclaimed strategy, yet a divergent educational
practice
G W Dowsett D Keys (Australia)
TuPeF5327 Networking and communication for HIV/AIDS
prevention & care - the South Indian experience
T C Vengail (India)
TuPeF5328 The hermanos jovenes community health advisor
(CHA) network to support urban latino young
men who have sex with men (YMSM)
R Duran, B Duran, I Gonzalez, E Perry, M Sanchez,
A San Doval (United States)
TuPeF5329 HOPE (Holding on thru peer education) theatre
troupe-addressing education/prevention for
youth through forum based theatre
L Byrch (Canada)
TuPeF533o Shift from pedagogical model to behavior change
facilitation model key to success in peer
education program in Kenya
P Mwaroqo, C Muturi (Kenya)
TuPeF5331 Reaching out through Peer Education
M L Wong (Malaysia)
TuPeF5332 Strategizing peer pressure in enhancing safer sex
practices in brothel setting
M K Dutta, D Mandal, Siana, P Singh (India)
TuPeF5333 Male Responsibility Towards HIV Free Society:
an Awareness Generation Program run by Youth
Groups from Red Light Areas of Calcutta
S B Basu (India)
TuPeF5334 Lessons learned from AIDS hotline training in
Africa
CC Diala', EL Thomas', P Mudhray2,
I Akin-Jimoh3, K Ouedraogo4, B de Negri (United
States; 2South Africa; 3Nigeria; 4Burkina Faso)
TuPeF5335 Culture and traditions in Russian prisons and its
impact on health promotion and training
processes
A I Grigoriev, V Demchenko (Russian Federation)
TuPeF5336 WEATOC (We're Educators-A touch of class):
a model HIV prevention and education by and for
youth program
A JR Rouse, B S J James, M R L Lozano
(United States)
TuPeF5337 Who makes a good HIV/AIDS educator?: peers
versus visiting health educators of migrant
construction workers in Vietnam
V N Bao, J Pulerwitz2, P Guest3, L T L Thao',
DX Dinh', T TKXuyen'
('Vietnam; 2United States; 3Thailand)
TuPeF5338 Employing peers and women's group members as
researchers in an HIV seroprevalence and
behavioural survey among female sex workers in
Georgetown, Guyana
C FAllen', D Cannings2, W Kitson-Piggott3,
K De Souza2, M Edwards2, H U Wagner3,
M Swain2, C Trotman3 ('United Kingdom;
2Guyana; 3Trinidad and Tobago)
TuPeF5339 Integrating HIV/AIDS prevention into the work of
the Cambodian Red Cross Youth
C Mo(m, S Va, V Om (Cambodia)
TuPeF534o Professionalizing peer education in Kenya may

expedite the behavior change process
MM Oruko, P W Mbugua, A Odongo, K Kibisu
(Kenya)

TuPeF5341 Towards evolving new, effective and
implementable strategies to combat HIV/AIDS
and other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) -
a case study of first and second cycle schools in
the Ketu District of Ghana
C Essikpe (Ghana)
TuPeF5342 How to facilitate friendly services for drug users
G Touze P Cymerman, P Goltzman, V Navas,
D Rossi (Argentina)
TuPeF5343 Snow ball operation: a methodology for peer
based education and impact evaluation
P Goltzman P Cymerman, D Rossi, G Touze
(Argentina)
TuPeF5344 Multidisciplinary and peer support groups
interventions of adolescents in a pediatric HIV
program
I L Febo, E Rivera, I Blasini, I Salabarria, C Cruz,
N Scalley, M Cruz (Puerto Rico)
TuPeF5345 Benefit of peers in provider education and
behavior change
M Driscoll, D Taylor (United States)
TuPeF5346 The role of State Level Peer Educators
Association in bringing out behaviour change
among truckers of the project, Prevention Along
The Highway in Tamil Nadu, India
A Sivan (India)
TuPeF5347 Interventions and programme implementation
K P Krishnakumar (India)
TuPeF5348 Developing skills in grant writing - A learning
experience from an Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric
AIDS Foundation (EGPAF) workshop in India
KS Gururaja', R Subhasree2, B Dirk2,
W Catherine2, P Elizabeth2, S Mothi', H Chuck2,
A Arthur2 1ndia; 2United States)
TuPeF5349 Effectiveness evaluation on peer education of
AIDS prevention among foreign language
university students
S X Y Sun Xinying', C C Chang', G Y Guoa', N W Y
Niu', L Z Z Lu', G Y Gao2 (China; 2Australia)
TuPeF535o Negative thinking: a model HIV/STI prevention
peer counseling program for gay/bisexual men
H M Koegel, CJ Godfrey, H Yi, J L Theodore,
A Shidlo, B J Dalit (United States)
TuPeF5351 Qualitative evaluation of AIDS/STD/safer sex
peer education among youth in Beijing
L Z Z Lu', SX Y Sun', CC Chang', N W Y Niu',
W Y L Wang', Z H X Zhang', G Y Gao2
('China; 2Australia)
TuPeF5352 Peer-education: one experience with Brasilian
adolescents
M W Oliveira M N G Oliveira, D Pires, A V GarciaMontrone (Brazil)
TuPeF5353 The peer educator model for promoting voluntary
counselling and testing (VCT) in high vulnerability
low prevalence area
D Balaj (India)
TuPeF5354 Counseling under a community perspective in
Brazil
CA Passarelli, VS Terto ir, R G Parker (Brazil)
TuPeF5355 Integrating HIV/AIDS education with
entertainment
R Zulu, H M Hachonda, E T Serlemitsos (Zambia)
TuPeF5356 An AIDS programme in a prison of Burundi
D Mpinganzima, V Barasogomba,
M I Nduwimana, M Schneider (Burundi)
TTuPeF5358 Peer support facilitation among people living

with HIV/AIDS in prison (plwap)
R 0 Baeza (Mexico)
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