Panoscope - daily coverage of the IAC Mexico City - a Southern perspective on the conference

A discussion on the realities of the conditions and choices for HIV-positive women experiencing either wanted or unwanted pregnancies, the global response to date, and some recommendations about where

Please join us for a lively panel discussion and Q&A on:

• The sexual and reproductive health needs and aspirations of people living with HIV

Panoscope - daily coverage of the IAC Mexico City - a Southern perspective on the conference

Issues:

Community mobilization in Ukraine - Oral Abstract Session
by O. Kucheruk

Political advocacy by key populations to reduce stigma and discrimination in Mexico - Oral Abstract Session
by H. Pérez Vázquez, J.J. Hernández Chávez, L. Cedeño Peña, E. Arriaga Ramírez

Integrating gender into HIV/AIDS interventions - does it make a difference to outcomes? - Oral Abstract Session
by E. Rottach, K. Hardee, S. Schuler

“Unity is strength”: an insight into the Parliamentarians for Women's Health (PWH) Namibia's model of partnering parliamentarians, line Ministries (health, welfare, gender etc) with local women in

Youth parliament: a national advocacy strategy to mobilize young people to address HIV pandemic in India - Oral Abstract Session
by K. Krishna

Mainstreaming gender in HIV/AIDS programme in rural Gujarat - Oral Abstract Session
by V. Rahevar, J. Upadhyay, A. Upadhyay, P. Patel, R. Bhattacharya

Many HIV-positive women are unaware of how human rights are related to their sexual and reproductive health (SRH), nor do they know how such rights can be claimed at the local, national and internatio

Addressing rights violations through the creation of clinic health and ethics committees in urban Namibia. A project led by HIV-positive women

Poster presentation on HIV and complexity with the following abstract: Issues:

This workshop will involve participants in reflection, discussion and planning regarding how advocacy can be undertaken to promote linkages between HIV/AIDS and abortion-related care so that women liv

We all know that the media is an important ally in a HIV response. But do you really understand how it works, and how to best respond when you receive the dreaded media call.

The Challenges of Monitoring and Evaluating Community Sector Advocacy - Skills Building Session
by Valerie Pierre-Pierre, Dr Abdelkader Bacha, Ken Morrison, and Claude Cheta

“Women’s bodies are shops” - Beliefs about transactional sex and implications for understanding gender power and HIV prevention in Tanzania - Oral Abstract Session

Empowering sex workers in Muslim communities: some evidence from a community-level HIV prevention programme in northern Nigeria - Oral Abstract Session

Healthy sexuality - using museums as a means for HIV prevention education - Oral Abstract Session

Children of sex workers unite to fight stigma and discrimination - Oral Abstract Session
by P. Halder
Durbar Mahila Samanwaya Committee, Outreach, Kolkata, India

The Condomovila: taking HIV information and prevention to the most vulnerable Mexican women - Oral Abstract Session

Gender difference in factors influencing HIV/AIDS risk behavior among Afghan young adults - Oral Abstract Session
by A.B. Mansoor, W. Wongwit, J. Kaewkungwal, W. Fungladda

The crowded bed: a drama film on HIV prevention developed by and for youth in Kenya - Oral Abstract Session
by W. Gatere, D. Dortzbach

Including YPLWHA in the effort to eliminate stigma and to promote the acceptance of the HIV positive people in your community - Oral Abstract Session
by C. Opudo

Using the internet to attract MSM to HIV vaccine trials - Oral Abstract Session
by S. Im, S. Alexander, G. Calazans, P. Frew, K. Louis, J. Maynard

ID cards that reflect gender identity can play role in reducing vulnerability of transgender sex workers - Oral Abstract Session
by V. Riascos Sanchez, P.J. Pardo, A. Lamb Guevara, N. Escobar

Panoscope - daily coverage of the IAC Mexico City - a Southern perspective on the conference