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Champions for change : reducing HIV/AIDS stigma and discrimination in the Caribbean

By:

Hackett, Volderine

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: CCS GeorgetownGY 2005Description: xiv, 144 p. : ill., portsAction note:

2/6/06 JOYD

Summary: Includes conference papers which present both the challenges and prospects of the Pan Caribbean Partnership Against HIV/AIDS (PANCAP). Sets the role, road blocks and obligations of 'Champions for change', not only in the overall fight aginst HIV/AIDS but more specifically in the struggle to overcome stigma and discrimination.

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Includes conference papers which present both the challenges and prospects of the Pan Caribbean Partnership Against HIV/AIDS (PANCAP). Sets the role, road blocks and obligations of 'Champions for change', not only in the overall fight aginst HIV/AIDS but more specifically in the struggle to overcome stigma and discrimination.

2/6/06 JOYD

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