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HIV Townhall Sunday evening (April 22) | blxit

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Background for what just happened. HIV Townhall Sunday evening (April 22). Speaks Sunday at 7:00 at Xavier’s Town Hall Meeting. About world HIV and AIDS. (Schiff Family Conference Center. 513-745-3922). Other speakers: Lisa Sowle Cahill. Ethicist), Yaw Adu Gyamfi. Pharmacist and CEO from Ghana), and Kathryn Thompson from AVOC. Here is a NEJM interview. With Dr. Farmer and a link to a book about him, Mountains Beyond Mountains. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0.

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Caracole Cincinnati: Season of Giving

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Sunday, December 14, 2008. Each year, Caracole staff works with nearly 1,100 homeless and HIV people in the Greater Cincinnati area. Caracole connects people to resources for housing, healthcare, food/nutrition and more. Among those served, between 15-30 people a year live in the Caracole Transitional Houses and receive live-in support of residents who are also HIV and staff who are on duty 24/7. To make a donation to support people living with HIV/AIDS in our community. Garbage bags (kitchen size).

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Rhetorical Analysis I | Digital Writing and Rhetoric, Fall 2011

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Digital Writing and Rhetoric, Fall 2011. 124; Comments RSS. Part 1: (20 minutes). Partnering with 1 other classmate, choose a web text from the list below to analyze. Discuss the following with your partner:. Who is the rhetor (author/sponsor) for this text? Who is the primary audience for this text? Who might the secondary audiences be? What is the context/are the contexts in which this text was created and circulates? What is the purpose of the text? What type(s) of argument(s) are developed? Http:/ ww...

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Caracole Cincinnati: Article: South African Government Could Have Prevented Nearly 365,000 AIDS Deaths

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Sunday, November 30, 2008. Article: South African Government Could Have Prevented Nearly 365,000 AIDS Deaths. An article posted on the New York Times' website November 25, 2008 (link below) tells of a Harvard study that found 365,000 people died prematurely of AIDS in South Africa between 2000 and 2005 because the government didn't do enough to provide antiretroviral drugs. The South African government believed that ARVs were dangerous to a person's health and they refused to supply the treatments. Carac...

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Caracole Cincinnati: January 2009

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Sunday, January 18, 2009. HIV Rates in the Black Community and National Black AIDS Day on February 7. Studies show that HIV infection rates among black Americans is growing. People within the black American community cite stigma as a roadblock to curtailing these rising rates. An August 2008 NPR story addressed this rise of HIV infection in the black community in America. Artists of color are using their voice and talent to spark conversation about AIDS. The November 2008 issue of Poz magazine. Caracole,...

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Caracole Cincinnati: December 2008

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Thursday, December 25, 2008. Caracole Resident Assistant Continues AIDS Outreach in Tanzania. Lately, Caracole has been an incubator-of-sorts for Caracole Resident Assistants (RAs) who work with our local HIV/AIDS community and move onto HIV/AIDS projects in Africa. Caracole RAs. Facilitate support and resources for Caracole residents for a variety of needs. One RA, Robbie, an RA since June 2008, spent several weeks this spring in Tanzania, Africa. Caracole is so proud of Robbie as he continues his missi...

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Caracole Cincinnati: Welcome!

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Sunday, November 23, 2008. This blog is a brand-new venture for Caracole, a transitional living community for people living in the greater Cincinnati area who are HIV and homeless. More information is available at http:/ www.caracole.org/. We hope this blog will function as a forum for HIV/AIDS in the Cincinnati community and also give a snapshot of Caracole - who is served, what are their needs, what issues do they face and how can you help? Visit often and reply too! November 28, 2008 at 2:45 PM. Carac...

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Caracole Cincinnati: November 2008

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Sunday, November 30, 2008. Article: South African Government Could Have Prevented Nearly 365,000 AIDS Deaths. An article posted on the New York Times' website November 25, 2008 (link below) tells of a Harvard study that found 365,000 people died prematurely of AIDS in South Africa between 2000 and 2005 because the government didn't do enough to provide antiretroviral drugs. The South African government believed that ARVs were dangerous to a person's health and they refused to supply the treatments. This ...