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July 2011 stories (36)

Self/Community Assessment Framework on HIV for Trinidad and Tobago

Dear Friends,

 

Our new friends from Trinidad and Tobago are in the process of developing their National AIDS Coordinating Program (NACP) and are doing it through the Competence Process. Consequently, please help them to tinker with the Self Assessment framework. Looking forwards to everyone from the T&T ACP Event to land on this page and give their inputs online after the workshop, so that we can all together continue on the journey towards Competence. A couple of days ago…

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Added by Dr. E. Mohamed Rafique on July 7, 2011 at 9:30am — 2 Comments

Salt Visit - Mozambique Matola & Boane

The month of June have been engaged in the salt visits into Disability & HIV  Project in Mozambique (Maputo Province - Municipy of Matola and Boane District. It really was a unique moment when we see the communities sharing, learning, transfering as it has answered the questions of HIV through local response to minimize its impact. I'll tell you one thing struck me very in the community for I visited. a house of a very young couple together, share a view that as the situation has somewhat… Continue

Added by Inacio T. Paruque on July 6, 2011 at 2:37pm — 1 Comment

The example set by a woman leader

Samraksha recently organized an inspiration sharing event for community volunteers to share their experiences. 

 

This is a powerful sharing by a woman leader Parvatamma on how she helped fight stigma in the community through her personal action and ensured adequate livelihood for women affected by HIV in her community.

 

You can see the post at …

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Added by Divya Sarma on July 6, 2011 at 8:51am — 2 Comments

First of all, we are All Human

Digesting all my learning from a week in Samara, a beautiful Russian city at the Wolga, it appears to me, now clearer then ever, that SALT is a natural process. It reminds us to be ‘normal’, to be the human beings we are in all our interactions.

Natasya, in her wheelchair during our last (in a series of 6) SALT visits that week says it beautifully:

“These meetings with your team once again proved that it is not important how we look, what language we speak, what confession we are…

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Added by Marlou on July 5, 2011 at 4:08pm — 7 Comments

Now that I know your story, your problem is mine

“I only regret one thing”, says the young Elena, “and that is that I did not dare to let my tears flow”. During the After Action Review on this mornings SALT visit to a Roman Catholic Community in Samara (Russia) I see a new Elena. After this SALT visit she is full of energy and sees a new way forward for herself and the people around her.



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Added by Marlou on July 5, 2011 at 3:52pm — 6 Comments

Call of the Caribbean: Towards AIDS Competence in Trinidad and Tobago

The beginnings:

It was one of the most quickly organized visits. In a week, we had decided the itinerary for travel, got a visa, and I was on my way to Trinidad and Tobago. For from 4 to 7 July 2011, the Constellation will introduce the AIDS Competence Process (ACP) to organisations and communities in Trinidad and Tobago. Michael Mc Garrell, Autry Haynes, and me were the three facilitators for this event.

We had a preparatory meeting on the 3 July 2011, going…

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Added by Dr. E. Mohamed Rafique on July 5, 2011 at 12:30am — 8 Comments

Suis-je sûr?

Il est 19h00 le 20 juin. Rui nous  ramène de Boëne à Maputo, après la première journée du festival du savoir au Mozambique. Après un trajet de 30 km, nous nous arrêtons à un feu rouge au sommet d'une colline. Les membres de l'équipe devisent  à l'arrière de la voiture. Rui profite de l'arrêt pour répondre à ses sms. Il organise avec son équipe  des visites SALT pour 100 participants pour demain,  ce n’est pas une mince affaire !

Pendant qu’il écrit, nous sentons un choc à l'arrière…

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Added by Jean-Louis Lamboray on July 4, 2011 at 7:21pm — 1 Comment

Am I sure?

It is 07:00 PM on June 20. Rui is driving us back from Boene to Maputo, after the first day of the Mozambique knowledge fair. After a 30 km ride, we stop at a red traffic light at the top of a hill. Team members chat in the back of the car. Rui takes advantage of the stop to respond to few text messages. He and his team are organizing SALT visits for 100 participants for tomorrow, not a small endeavor!

As he is writing, we feel a shock at the rear of our vehicle. Rui stops writing,…

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Added by Jean-Louis Lamboray on July 4, 2011 at 6:55pm — 3 Comments

Bringing ACP to Trinidad

We have finally arrived in Trinidad. After all the planning by the Constellation and UNAIDS Trinidad, we are here ready to transfer the AIDS competence process to of Trinidadian friends. Sometimes we fail to acknowledge and appreciate those that work behind the scenes; those that put together the bits and pieces. So I just want to say thank you to all those that worked so hard behind the scenes in putting this Trinidad experience together.

 

After a really good breakfast this…

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Added by Michael Mc Garrell on July 3, 2011 at 5:54pm — 10 Comments

Children hos parents are seprated!!

Hey I want to work with Children who's parents are sperated or are undergoing Divorce... do you think SALT Visits can help me?? how?? i am currently at doing my FW at family court setting....in Child and adolocent guidance center!!

Added by Smiti Gahrotra on July 3, 2011 at 11:03am — 2 Comments

Looking to talk to Maternal and Infant Health folks

Hi all,

I am the co-founder of Biosense, an Indian healthcare startup looking to reduce maternal and infant mortality. I am eager to talk with folks who are working in the area of healthcare, especially rural health micro-franchising, micro-clinics, telemedicine to figure out "everyone wins" models where we can drive impact from our non-invasive anemia monitoring technology.
The problem: 1 million die annually due to…
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Added by Roli on July 3, 2011 at 8:17am — No Comments

Jakarta: when Belcompetence meet Indocompetence

 

Jakarta... A city full of discoveries...What a pleasure to meet part of the team of Indocompetence and to share with them! Chandra, Cristin, Luluk, Ria... Beautiful encounter, nice exchanges... Thanks to the Constellation to connecting people!! And thank you Jean-Louis to insist on the importance to take the time to meet people and share ... This is the main thing!

Added by Emmanuelle Bricq on July 2, 2011 at 6:31pm — 3 Comments

SALT et Kung Fu à Matola

C'est l'hiver austral au Mozambique. Le ciel est bleu, sans nuages ​​à l'horizon, le soleil luit, mais l'air est frais et sec. Dans ce quartier du sud de Matola, à 35 km de Maputo, nous marchons sur la piste de sable bordée de haies d'euphorbe entourant  de modestes maisons. Des femmes nous regardent passer, assises à côté de leurs étals, sur lesquels sont disposés quelques produits de première nécessité. Ici et là, des tas de vêtements pour la vente de seconde main.



Notre…

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Added by Jean-Louis Lamboray on July 1, 2011 at 5:00pm — 3 Comments

SALT and Kung Fu in South Matola

It is winter in Mozambique. The sky is blue, with no clouds in sight; still the air is fresh and crisp. In this neighborhood of South Matola, 35km away from Maputo, we walk on the sandy track along the small houses bordered by euphorbia hedges. Women sit next to their stalls, selling a wide range of daily life necessities. Here and there they display heaps of clothes for second hand sale.

Our SALT team is on its way to respond to the invitation of a woman whom we just met during a…

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Added by Jean-Louis Lamboray on July 1, 2011 at 4:23pm — 10 Comments

communication pour le changement de comportement

Est-ce que quelqu’un à une expérience sur :

-          les messages véhiculés sur le VIH / sida ?

-          les supports / outils et méthodes utilisées ?

-          les leçons tirées des différents projets de sensibilisation / mobilisation ?

Added by dramane keita on July 1, 2011 at 10:24am — 1 Comment

Goodbye conflict, welcome development!

I want to share with you this article, which has inspired me today. It is about the International Dialogue for Peacebuilding and Statebuilding, which is a series of multi-stakeholder meetings led by the g7+ (not to be confused with the G7), a group of fragile countries (including Liberia, South Sudan, DRC, Afghanistan and others).  This group are advocating for peacebuilding and statebuilding to be placed at the forefront of international development.

 

What I like about this…

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Added by Olivia Munoru on July 1, 2011 at 1:48am — 2 Comments

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