HIV and AIDS: Young People and Equality (Paisley)

Aged 14-25? Care about the world around you? Then read on...

Oxfam in Scotland, the Scottish Youth Parliament and the Roars Not Whispers project invite you to a special conference on World Aids Day, looking at the role of young people in addressing the problems of HIV and AIDS.  The conference is aimed at young peopleinterested in looking at both the local and the global issues through workshops, quizzes and new media, as well as inspiring presentations from noted speakers, including Kenya's Nyambura Wambugu.

Amongst others, workshops will be run by

Global
1.        Africa Development Information Services, Nyambura Wambugu
2.        Oxfam Malawi, Helen Magombo
3.        Media co-op ("Condom Commandos"), Lucinda Broadbent
4.        ScotDEC, Maggie Lunan

 

Local:
1.        Terrence Higgins Trust, Catherine Murphy
2.        LGBT Scotland, Derek Scott
3.        HIV Scotland, Eunice Sinyemu
4.        NUS Scotland, Sarah Watson

Places are limited to first 100 applicants. You can only come to the conference if you have filled in the application form and sent it to us before. Travel expenses will be reimbursed within Scotland (Public Transport).

 

Date/Time:

Saturday 1 December

Registration from 10.30am, close at 4pm

Venue:

Oakshaw Trinity Halls
Paisley, Renfrewshire, PA1 2DD

 

How to Attend

Below you'll find a participation form which you should return to ddiestel@oxfam.org.uk or Dorte Diestel, Oxfam in Scotland, 207 Bath Street, Glasgow G2 4HZ.

Clicking on the link will prompt you to either Open or Save the document. If you are having any problems using the Open option  please right click the document link and select "save target as" and open it from your desktop.