Iswandy Ahmad's blog for the World AIDS Campaign, Y-PEER and Global Youth Coalition on HIV/AIDS e-course on mobilizing toward universal access to HIV treatment, prevention, care and support.
It sounds like you're interested in working with faith communities for your advocacy action plan, Ishwandy. Faith communities are very important in the HIV response. I posted some links under your Photo Voice project that you may find useful.
It sounds like you're interested in working with faith communities for your advocacy action plan, Ishwandy. Faith communities are very important in the HIV response. I posted some links under your Photo Voice project that you may find useful.
ReplyDeleteFaith communities should not be seen as hurdles, rather as opportunities for working on HIV/AIDS.
ReplyDeleteOn top of what Lia suggested here are some other good faith-based groups that may interest you:
ReplyDeletePositive Muslims
http://www.positivemuslims.org.za/
Islamic Relief:
http://www.islamic-relief.com/InDepth/2-11-hiv-and-aids.aspx
Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance
http://www.e-alliance.ch/en/s/about-us/
Also, Wajarhat thanks for you message... what strategies do you think Iswandy could use to engage with the faith community in his country?