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

Skills Building Workshops Monday July 8

Developing, Supporting and Improving Homecare
SB14Programs in Communities
Venue: Room 2C
Time: 14:30 - 17:30
Language: English
Target Audience: Homecare practitioners running homecare
projects, and those who intend to start
projects
This workshop explores the three challenges in homecare:
coverage, economy, and quality. We will teach participants how
to estimate coverage in the area they work in, how to allocate
resources to reach more patients and how to improve quality.
We will also work on monitoring and evaluation tools. The
model used is based on work carried out in Zambia.
Facilitators: R Marima, N Magunje-Dube, L Mhuriyengwe,
P Mkwashi, Project Support Group, Zimbabwe; R Khathuria,
Human Resources Trust, Zambia; C Oosthuizen,
Project Support Association, South Africa
Use of Alternative Art Forms Generated by and with
SB15 IChildren and Youth: Strategies of HIV Advocacy
Venue: Room 2D
Time: 14:3o0- 17:3o0
Language: English
Target Audience: HIV/AIDS advocates working with
children/young people, older children
advocates on HIV/AIDS/RH, activists using
art forms for advocacy work, workers
planning to use alternative art forms to
improve their interventions
This workshop will be co-facilitated by several very young
HIV/AIDS advocates from Indonesia and the Philippines.
Participants will share and explore the use of various art forms
in HIV and reproductive health education work with children
and youth and analyze the issues around the use of these art
forms. The workshop will involve the development of advocacy
material arising from the cross border, cross cultural
experiences of the facilitators and participants.
Facilitators: I Fonacier-Fellizar, MR Concepcion, B Iremideo,
Center for the Promotion, Advocacy and Protection of the
Rights of the Child, Philippines; W Indriati, Yayasan Galang
Organization, Indonesia; Indonesian Youth Facilitators,
Indonesia
"I'm Not Gay like You": Class and the Limits of
sB16 ]Peerness in Education Work
Venue: Room 2E
Time: 14:3o0- 17:3o0
Language: English
Target Audience: HIV prevention educators and volunteers
working with gay and same-sex attracted
men in Western industrial societies
This workshop aims to reduce any negative impact of class
difference on educational activities that are based on
'peerness' in terms of sexuality. It provides HIV prevention
educators working with same-sex attracted men in Western
industrialized societies with the opportunity of exploring their
own class backgrounds and reflecting on the impact of class
differences on their educational interactions.
Facilitators: M Wentzlaff-Eggebert, AIDS Council of South
Australia, Australia

Gaining Access to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS,
Tuberculosis and Malaria: Understanding the
f SB17 Coordinated Country Mechanism
Venue: Room 5:5A
Time: 14:3o - 17:3o
Language: English
Target Audience: NGOs, CBOs, advocates
This workshop will assist non-governmental organizations in
understanding the potential impact, on their work, of the
Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GFATM)
and how to use it as a resource. The process to become
involved in the Coordinated Country Mechanism (CCM) will be
examined in detail and the experiences of NGOs will be shared.
This workshop will provide an opportunity for communitybased HIV/AIDS organizations to improve their knowledge of
the issues and to identify ways to address those issues.
Facilitators: R Burzynski, ICASO, Canada; S Chong,
Asia Pacific Council of AIDS Service Organizations, Malaysia
Migration and HIV/AIDS: Community Work
SB18in the Field of Prevention and Care
Venue: Room 5.5B
Time: 14:30 - 17:30
Language: English
Target Audience: Health workers and policy makers involved in
AIDS prevention and care for migrants and
ethnic minorities (including refugees and
asylum seekers)
The workshop will cover some aspects of the issue of
HIV/AIDS with respect to mobile populations. The workshop
will provide the opportunity to learn about the vulnerability of
migrants and ethnic minorities, e.g. legal, socio-economic and
cultural factors. The focus will be to develop skills to mobilize
communities, to make a community diagnosis and a needs
assessment and to implement cross-actions between the North
and the South.
Facilitators: G. Brdring, NIGZ-European Project AIDS and
Mobility, The Netherlands; P Revault, GRDR, France;
M Louhenapessy, Sirdas-Latitudes, Belgium
Bringing the Wealth of the Conference Experience
SB19 ]Home to Your Community
Venue: Room 5.8
Time: 15:3o0- 17:3o
Language: French
Target Audience: Researchers, community workers, program
managers (especially developing countries)
with little experience in a scientific/
community international AIDS conferences
This is an interactive and practical workshop that will look at
how to prepare for and experience the conference in order to
help participants bring that experience home to their
colleagues and community. The workshop will explore: 1)
Making sense of a program; 2) Making a plan/prioritizing; 3)
Documenting a workshop; 4) Gathering materials; 5) Making
contacts and 6) Using ongoing communication means
(discussion forums, networks).
Facilitators: K Morrison, Instituto Nacional de Salud Pdblica;
II Herndndez, Mexico; K Basha, Senegal; R Maclnnis, United
States

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