HIV/AIDS

HIV/Aids is a multi-disciplinary issue that touches the lives of all who live in Africa, and many other countries in the world. It cuts across traditional barriers such as race, class, economic status, and has a devastating effect on the consolidation of democracy. Idasa has risen to this challenge, and works to grasp the full implications of HIV/Aids for democracy through the

Governance and Aids Programme (GAP)

Resources

2	Activities
24	Articles
3	Book Reviews
18	Books
25	Budget Briefs
4	Case Studies
2	Conference Reports
5	Conferences
1	Fact Sheet
1	Local Government and HIV/AIDS
3	News
2	Newsletters
7	Occasional Papers
1	Pamphlet
24	Presentations
3	Press Release
1	Radio Recording
30	Research Reports
1	SAMP Migration Policy Series
3	Seminar Programme
3	Submissions to Parliament
3	Toolkits
1	Video
15	Workshop Reports
1	Workshop

Recent Resources

[2010 Sep 02]	Press Release: Covering HIV and AIDS: Educating journalists as agents of democracy
[2010 Aug 25]	Research Reports: Namibia’s sterilisation case examined
[2010 Aug 25]	Articles: Thriving on treatment but no place to go
[2010 Jul 28]	Radio Recordings: Podcast from AIDS 2010 in Vienna
[2010 Jul 22]	Articles: Idasa’s diary from Vienna
[2010 Jul 21]	Conferences: AIDS in Africa - the political cost
[2010 Jun 09]	News: CNN Award for HIV/AIDS Reporting In Africa
[2010 May 06]	Articles: The courage to bounce back – stories of resilience in the face of HIV and AIDS
[2010 Mar 17]	Workshop Reports: Methodology Workshop Report
[2010 Mar 17]	Workshop Reports: National AIDS Spending Assessment (NASA) Training for AIDS Budget Unit Research Partners