The red RibbonThe red ribbon is an international symbol which is hung on the clothes to show its solidarity in relation to the victims of the HIV and of the AIDS. History Created on the initiative of the Visual Aids Artists Caucus (a group of American artists) and from Franck Moore (painter living in New York), the red ribbon comes into the world with idea that it would be possible to carry it near the heart to represent solidarity with the affected persons by the HIV and those died of the AIDS. The origin of the red ribbon comes from the yellow ribbon, which some families of American soldiers hang near their home, as symbol of the hope of seeing turning safe and sound their fellows.In France, the size of the ribbon in progressively diminishing, not to become more than a simple to pinch s.The Kiosk information AIDS drug dependency decided to transform it by giving him a form of heart. This change wants to remind of the importance of the struggle against the epidemic of AIDS. Indeed, th...

The contribution of the NTIC in the fight against the VIH/SIDA in Young medium presentation Radio broadcast Stimulating: Mrs. GENEVIEVE Awa Administrator CommunicationFor the Development UNICEF Office Ivory Coast Guests: SORO Tatougo Gaëll National Focal Point (Ivory Coast) Global Youth Coalition on HIV/AIDS Christophe AHIBO The Student's Movement of Sensitising AIDS (the MISSI) Set of themes: The contribution of the NTIC in the fight against the VIH/SIDA in Young medium PRESENTATION In this era of universalization and globalisation, no activity of communication for the change of mentality and behaviour can do without New technologies from Information and Communication (NTIC). They are nowadays, of powerful tools of information, formation and communication for the development. Also, to use the NTIC as support with the fight against the VIH/SIDA answers the insufficiency of information adapted on phenomenon hiv /aids, the precariousness of the didactic means and the supports of sens...

Dear Colleagues, As members of the NGO Delegation to the UNAIDS board, we are writing to ask for your engagement as we discuss the UNAIDS Evaluation with our fellow board members.Our upcoming board meeting will be dedicated to the discussion of the Second Independent Evaluation of UNAIDS and UNAIDS’ response (all available on our website www.unaidspcbngo.org ). The report turned up some important findings about the working and relevance of the UNAIDS programme. In an attempt to make UNAIDS more accountable and responsive, we do not want to lose the opportunity that this meeting affords to foster real discussion. We need your help to let the board know that civil society is concerned about the future of UNAIDS and will insist on critical aspects of the program. Please sign on to this letter (attached), which we will take with us to the board meeting in Geneva on December 8th. Signatures of support should go to Natalie Siniora at pcbcf.nsiniora@gmail.com by Friday, December 4th.Thank yo...