Red ribbon advocacy conference 20 march 2011

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Carrie A. Rheingans

Talk reviewing ways U-M students can get involved locally, nationally, and internationally to help end AIDS.

Education Health & Medicine

Getting Involved to Help End AIDS Carrie Rheingans School of Public Health School of Social Work University of Michigan 20 March 2011

2008-2011: Campaign to End AIDS, Youth action Institute

2010: Aizhixing, International AIDS Conference,[object Object]

Ginsberg Center’s SERVE Program: http://ginsberg.umich.edu/serve/

Includes alternative breaks: http://ginsberg.umich.edu/serve/asb/

Sexuality + Health Lab: https://www.sph.umich.edu/sexlab/sexlab_home.html

Red Cross Club: http://www.umich.edu/~redcross/

University Health Service: http://www.uhs.umich.edu/hivtestcounselor

Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program: http://www.lsa.umich.edu/urop/,[object Object]

Later state-certified to do HIV test counseling

http://ginsberg.umich.edu/projectcommunity/,[object Object]

Special events – dinners, silent auction, wine tasting, AIDS Walk

http://hivaidsresource.org/,[object Object]

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Red ribbon advocacy conference 20 march 2011

1. Getting Involved to Help End AIDS Carrie Rheingans School of Public Health School of Social Work University of Michigan 20 March 2011

3. U-M Campus

4. Local Community

5. National

7. 2006: HARC Volunteering

8. 2007-2008: HARC Staff

9. 2008-2011: Campaign to End AIDS, Youth action Institute

10. 2008-2009: Public Health/AmeriCorps

11. 2009: VíaLibre

12. 2009-2010: Social Work

13.

14. Ginsberg Center’s SERVE Program: http://ginsberg.umich.edu/serve/

15. Includes alternative breaks: http://ginsberg.umich.edu/serve/asb/

16. Sexuality + Health Lab: https://www.sph.umich.edu/sexlab/sexlab_home.html

17. Red Cross Club: http://www.umich.edu/~redcross/

18. University Health Service: http://www.uhs.umich.edu/hivtestcounselor

19.

20. Course facilitator

21. Volunteer at HARC

22. Staffed the testing clinic

23. Later state-certified to do HIV test counseling

24.

25. Special events – dinners, silent auction, wine tasting, AIDS Walk

26. Community coalitions

27. SHOC, WAW

28. Attended trainings & conferences

29.

30. Where people congregate

31. Mobile unit to high-prevalence zip codes

32. Education

33. HIV 101 presentations

34. Part of HIV testing

35. During outreach

36. http://hivaidsresource.org/hiv-aids-prevention-education-and-training/

37. HIV Testing, Counseling, Referral

38. In clinics

39. Health departments

40. Mobile unit

41. Rapid, traditional

42.

43. HIV testing

44. Hand out supplies

45. Syringe exchange

46. Hepatitis C testing

47. Referrals

48. Volunteers help a lot!

49.

50. Hand out supplies

51. Referrals

52. Promote HIV Testing

53.

54. Testing = obtain consent, collect sample

55. Referral = give info about other services of interest

56.

57. Youth Action Institute (YAI): http://www.c2ea.org/events-actions/detail/youth-action-institute-2011/

58. We demand that our leaders:

59. Fully fund quality treatment and support services for all people living with HIV everywhere.

60. Ramp up HIV prevention at home and abroad, guided by science rather than ideology.

61. Increase research to find a cure, more effective treatments and better prevention tools.

62. Fight AIDS stigma and protect the civil rights of all people with HIV and AIDS everywhere.

63.

64.

65. Peace Corps

66. Teach for America

67. Served 1800+ hours, 11 months

68. Living stipend, education award

69. Team-based

70.

71.

72. Community education, guest lectures, outreach

73. Volunteer coordination

74. Social media support

75. Community coalitions

76.

77. Serves most of Peru

78. Outreach/testing trip

79. Training with staff

80. Trainings with youth

81. Website development with youth voices

82.

83.

84. Interview board, staff

85. Grant writing

86. Present at conferences

87. Sex::Tech (Feb 2010)

88. NASW-MI (April 2010)

89. Community coalitions

90.

91. November 2009

92. 100+ attendees

93.

94.

95. Reforms US and world trade policies

96. Challenges Multinational Corporations to provide HIV/AIDS treatment to workers

97. Fights for debt cancellation

98. Pressures drug companies

99. Provides Training on Issues and Tactics

100.

101. Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel agrees to fund global AIDS programs $50bn over the next five years at the pre-conference for AIDS 2010: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PN8UXpZkTk

102. Turn any holiday or event into an activism event

103.

104.

105.

106. Hundreds of activists

107.

108. International AIDS Conference 2010

109.

110. Comments?

111.

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