UNIVERSAL
ACCESS TO…
REGISTRATION EXTENDED TO FRIDAY NOV. 27th
This year’s event promises to be particularly exciting. The format for presenting ideas, networking, and knowledge exchange: panel discussions, lectures, cultural sharing, and poster presentations. We are pleased to be share the event with our political delegates as the voice of Aboriginal HIV/AIDS in Canada. We expect the following presentations from other National Aboriginal Organizations, provincial / local Aboriginal AIDS service organizations and Aboriginal Persons Affected by HIV/AIDS constituents that reflects the diversity of disciplines within Aboriginal HIV/AIDS work.
The recent convergence of culture, social, health and political events is creating a climate for important positive developments on the HIV/AIDS agenda. Reflecting these developments, we have selected UNIVERSAL ACCESS TO HIV PREVENTION, TREATMENT, CARE AND SUPPORT WHICH IS A CRITICAL PART OF ABORIGINAL RIGHTS as the theme of the event.
We have chosen to focus the event on key areas of Aboriginal HIV/AIDS Access and Aboriginal Rights. We have created a roster of Aboriginal leaders, scholars and service providers who are certain to provide a stimulating and invigorating experience for you.
Please join us as in acknowledging the knowledge, expertise and work within Aboriginal HIV/AIDS in Canada.
In Solidarity,
Ken Clement,
Chief Executive Officer,
Canadian Aboriginal AIDS Network
