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Cepia, Ciudadanía, Estudio, Pesquisa, Informaçao e Açao - BrasilCountryBrazil RegionGlobal, Africa, Latin America, South Asia Programme SummaryEstablished in 1990, CEPIA is a non-profit NGO that works to develop projects that contribute to the strengthening of human rights and citizenship, especially among groups that have traditionally been preventing from exercising these rights. Communication StrategiesCEPIA conducts studies and research projects in education, public policy, and social participation; results are disseminated widely throughout society. It also organises seminars, meetings, conferences, and ongoing conversations between participants in social movements, health professionals, trade union members, NGO personnel, opinion leaders, and those responsible for policies within the organisation. CEPIA also proposes, reaffirms, and supports claims on behalf of the women's movement and the international commitments made by the Brazilian Government. Since 1994, CEPIA has designed several TV campaigns covering issues like HIV/AIDS and human rights that are broadcast by the country's main channels. It has also produced some radio commercials and educational videos. Some of CEPIA's specific programmes include "Proyecto de Ciudadanía de las Mujeres (Women Citizenship Project)", "Proyecto de Reproducción de Videos Educativos/informativos sobre Salud y VIH/SIDA (HIV/AIDS Educational/Informative Video Copying Project)", and "Proyecto de Sensibilización de Funcionarios del Area de Seguridad Pública: un Diálogo con la Policía, apoyados por entidades gubernamentales y multilaterales (Sensitizing Project for Public Health Staff: a Dialog with the Police, supported by government and multilateral entities)". Development IssuesRights, HIV/AIDS, Health, Reproductive Rights, Sexuality, Conflict, Justice, Economic Development, Labour, and Women. Key PointsFrom its inception, CEPIA has received support from different institutions such as Ford Foundation, MacArthur Foundation, FNUAP, UNICEF, UNIFEM, European Commission, and the Brazilian Health Ministry HIV/AIDS Program. PartnersFord Foundation, UNICEF
ContactLeila Linhares Barsted
Jacqueline Pitanguy Directors Rua do Russel 694/201 Gloria Rio de Janeiro, RJ Brasil 22210-010 sandra@cepia.org.br Or visit: CEPIA site. SourcePlaced on the Communication Initiative site September 12 2002 Last Updated September 15 2002 Top 5 Related Pages for this Summary |
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