Advocacy Network Africa-AdNetA AIDS 2020; Virtual Conference
We thank you so much for the good
work.
Our AIDS 2020; Virtual work is
highlighting refugee-related resilience. We shall present abstracts are on
various topics under the AIDS Conference tracks.
The abstract, numbered C-AIDS2020-11159 and titled
"COVID-19 and politics: Increased visibility of refugees through participatory
community activities provides radical resilience and protective safety nets:
Study of Kitengela, Kajiado county, Kenya, May 2020", was
selected for presentation in the virtual poster exhibition at
the COVID-19 Conference taking place on 10-11 July 2020. This
can be accessed at: COVID-19 and politics: Increased visibility of
refugees through participatory community activities provides radical resilience
and protective safety nets: Study of Kitengela, Kajiado county, Kenya, May 2020
The abstract numbered/reference: A-AIDS2020-09472 Titled:
"Linking
Kenya housing policy, HIV prevention and quality of life among Queer refugees:
A study of Rongai, Kajiado-based refugee shelter, 2017-2019," was selected for presentation in the virtual poster exhibition at
the 23rd International AIDS
Conference (AIDS 2020: Virtual), to be held on 6-10 July 2020.
It is now PED1008 - Linking Kenya housing policy, HIV
prevention and quality of life among Queer refugees: A study of Rongai,
Kajiado-based refugee shelter, 2017-2019
The abstract
numbered/Reference A-AIDS2020-10165, titled: "Reasons why younger queer face vulnerability and risks while
seeking asylum in Kenya: Studying three safe spaces, August 2019-January
2020," was selected for presentation in
the virtual poster exhibition at the 23rd International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2020: Virtual), to be held on 6-10 July 2020. It is now: PDF0106 - Reasons why younger queer face
vulnerability and risks while seeking asylum in Kenya: Studying three safe
spaces, August 2019-January 2020
Abstract, titled "Estimation
of queer refugee quality of life goals in urban-based safe spaces of Kenya,
August 2019-December 2019: Informing services targeting queer
refugees" to be presented at the virtual poster exhibition
is abstract number is PEF1771. It was selected for
presentation in the virtual poster exhibition at the 23rd
International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2020: Virtual), to be held on 6-10 July 2020. It can be accessed
at: PEF1771 - Estimation of queer refugee quality
of life goals in urban-based safe spaces of Kenya, August 2019-December 2019:
Informing services targeting queer refugees
The AIDS 2020: Virtual Global
Village and Youth Programme selected our Networking Zone for inclusion at the
23rd International AIDS Conference, which will be held virtually from 6th to 10th July
2020. Activity title: "Refugees Can Contribute to Host
Community Development: Reach Out To, Consult Them Too"
Activity type: Networking
Zone Activity reference no.: G-AIDS2020-10317
AIDS 2020 Status: We had researched, generated and developed many
more abstracts on very diverse topics on: Universal Health Coverage; End to
TB/HIV/Malaria by 2030 integrating COVID-19 Response; Elimination of violence
against women+; Promoting Awareness about UN Observances to continue the conversation
around link to quality life practices; and various participatory prevention
techniques or shared experiences.
AIDS Conference: We have
the venue prepared for the AIDS 2020; Virtual
Conference. We are connected via the internet; we need to arrange the venue so
that it is accessible from 5th July 2020-11th
July 2020; we shall have a poster display area and table at which materials are
displayed.
The Links:
PDF0106 - Reasons why younger queer face vulnerability
and risks while seeking asylum in Kenya: Studying three safe spaces, August
2019-January 2020
PED1008 - Linking Kenya housing policy, HIV
prevention and quality of life among Queer refugees: A study of Rongai,
Kajiando-based refugee shelter, 2017-2019
COVID-19 and politics: Increased visibility of
refugees through participatory community activities provides radical resilience
and protective safety nets: Study of Kitengela, Kajiado county, Kenya, May 2020
PEF1771 - Estimation of queer refugee quality
of life goals in urban-based safe spaces of Kenya, August 2019-December 2019:
Informing services targeting queer refugees
https://cslide.ctimeetingtech.com/aids2020/hub/presentations#
https://cslide.ctimeetingtech.com/aids2020/posters#
https://cslide.ctimeetingtech.com/aids2020/posters#
https://cslide.ctimeetingtech.com/aids2020/posters#
Conclusion:
Thank you so much for providing us with visibility.
This means our activities will be available for others to learn or share from.
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