Programme Supplement [International Conference on AIDS (16th: 2006: Toronto, Canada)]

Roadmap
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Individual empowerment and community engagement
transformed AIDS from a <<silenced>> disease to a movement
which has sparked global consciousness. Yet many challenges
remain to the full inclusion of people affected by HIV/AIDS.
With the aim of revitalizing HIV community involvement, KC 3
will present historical context on inclusion of people living with
and affected by HIV, address the role of the GIPA Principles,
and examine issues facing marginalized communities.
Sunday 13 August

Tuesday 15 August

10:30
Global Village
12:30
Satellite
14:45
Satellite

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Events

Monday 14 Augus
07:00
Satellite
10:45
Global Village
12:45
Session MOKC3
Session MOPDD
14:15
Session MOSY05

Involving People With HIV/AIDS in
the Decision which Affect our Lives:
Accomplishments, Challenges and
Lessons Learned
The Way Forward: The State of AIDS in
Black America
Leadership in Community Development by
People Living with HIV/AIDS
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Treatment for Injecting Drug Users:
Antiretroviral and Beyond
Youth Working together Across Boarders:
Reflection and Action
Mobilization of Affected Communities in
Eastern Europe
Enriching Community Mobilization: Not
For But With People
GIPA in Action/GIPA Inaction: What
have we achieved regarding the Greater
Involvement of People Living with
HIV/AIDS?
Enhancing the Involvement of PLWHA:
What? Who? Why? How?

07:00
Satellite
10:45
Session TUSBO7
12:45
Session TUKC3
14:15
Session TUAE01
Session TUSYO4
16:15
Session TULP06

Global Village Youth Living with HIV/AIDS Forum

18:00
Satellite
18:30
Global Village

Women, Girls, HIV/AIDS: gender & human
rights issues
Research with Marginalized Populations:
Authentic Community Involvement and
Engagement

Blueprint for Action on Women and
HIV/AIDS: Developing and monitoring
women-specific responses to needs for
women living with, affected by and at risk
for HIV/AIDS
Building Effective and Sustainable PLWHA
Groups and Networks
Intensifying Involvement of Affected
Communities in the Caribbean
Prickly Issues: Drug Use Policies and
Practices
25 Years of Community Response to
HIV/AIDS: Where do we go from here?
Criminalization and HIV: Stories of
Communities Fighting Back in a Human
Rights Framework

Roadmaps

Programme
Contributors
Index

Wednesday 16 August

Session MOSB17

12:30
Global Village
12:45
Session WEKC3
Session WEPDD
14:15
Session WELPO2
16:15
Session WELPO4

Global Village Sex Workers are part of the Solution: Sex
Worker Leaders Around the Globe

Indigenous HIV/AIDS Issues
Intensify Involvement of PHAs and
Affected Communities
Vulnerabilities and Cultural Dimensions
of HIV in Aboriginal and Indigenous
Communities
Accountability for Implementation of
the UNGASS HIV/AIDS Declaration of
Commitment: Community-Led Monitoring
Development of Scientific Literacy and
Expertise in Communities Affected by
HIV/AIDS

16:15
Session MOAXO3

High Time to Deliver on Stigma and
Discrimination

Global Village The State of AIDS In Black America

18:00
Session MOSS02
Satellite

Media and AIDS: Spreading information
faster than the Disease
Promoting Leadership among PHAs in
Asian Communities

Global Village 25 Years of Community Response to
HIV/AIDS: Where Do We Go From Here?

18:00
Satellite

HIV Professionals Living with HIV/AIDS:
25 Years of changing lives & counting

XVI INTERNATIONAL AIDS CONFERENCE * 13-18 AUGUST 2006 * TORONTO CANADA * PROGRAMME SUPPLEMENT