HIV/AIDS Clinics offering services to Deaf People
According to the latest POZ Directory listing, 109 Clinics offer testing to Deaf clients. Click the link for more details.
According to 2003-2007 figures from Maryland, US, Deaf people are from two to three times more likely to be HIV+ than their hearing counterparts. People living with disabilities internationally are threatened by HIV/AIDS. This blog is a place for people to share information on this life-threatening issue.
July 26, 2012
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Deaf events at Disability Networking Zone, AIDS 2012 Conference, Washington DC. I will post more information as I know it. Hope to see everyone there! Leila
Thursday
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10.30 – 11.30
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Deaf HIV/AIDS Networking
Meeting: Time
for the numerous Deaf and hearing professionals working with Deaf community
members to meet and share information about the Deaf AIDS epidemic and
discuss best practices.
Leila Monaghan and deaf community
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11.30 – 12.30
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Accessing
Disability and HIV/AIDS Knowledge in Low-Resource Contexts: The Global
Disability Rights Library Project
USICD, Andrea
Shettle
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13.00 – 14.00
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Film: Deaf and HIV
GALA, Cherae Hally and John Meletse
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14.30 -18.00
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Integrating Comprehension and Advocacy: How the
disability and HIV rights movements can support each other at the
country-level.
Mini
Room to be confirmed (not at
disability zone)
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18.00 – 20.00
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Closing
“coffee shop”
Deaf Community Outreach: Fun,
accessible HIV/AIDS information for Deaf Community Members
Deaf Outreach- Leila
Monaghan
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