We are at a critical crossroads
in our response to HIV
The economic crisis and ‘AIDS fatigue’ have weakened efforts to prevent the spread of HIV, provide life- saving treatment, and support and care for the tens of millions of people living with HIV, not to mention affected families and communities.
Religious leaders from many faiths and from around the world have committed themselves personally to do more. Their personal commitment can help provide important new momentum in the global response – overcoming stigma and discrimination, promoting prevention, ensuring treatment and care, advocating for sufficient and sustainable resources to help all those in need.
Please join them. Whether you are a religious leader at a local, national or international level, you can make a difference to people’s lives.
IT’S YOUR TURN
Facilitated by the Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance in association with religious representatives, multi-lateral organizations, networks of people living with HIV and civil society organizations.
LATEST NEWS
Obama’s Overdue AIDS Bill
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02/08/2010
Religious leaders commit to action on HIV at International AIDS Conference
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20/07/2010
International AIDS Conference opportunity to increase awareness of religious leaders commitment and launch new resources to support leaders in fulfilling their commitment.
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08/07/2010
Art of Living Foundation to host national meeting in India, 27-28 September for religious leaders.
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11/06/2010
Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu has joined other religious leaders in signing the personal commitment to action: “Together We Must Do More”.
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26/05/2010
