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- World AIDS Day, getting to zero.
- HIV/AIDS
- This photo is taken on December 1st, 2011 in Swaziland. In organizing a day event at the local primary school to raise awareness and decrease stigma of HIV/AIDS, the students participated in various ways. This picture is of young primary school...
- Volunteer Photos
- World AIDS Day Bike Ride - Piman Thailand
- HIV/AIDS
- We had a bike ride on World AIDS Day in Piman, Thailand. All riders wore a sign on their back with the themes of "Getting to Zero." More than 120 children/adults rode in a caravan. This was a picture when the ride was finished. The ride took place...
- Volunteer Photos
- World AIDS Day 2011 - Piman, Thailand
- HIV/AIDS
- This is a picture at the end of the World AIDS Day 2011 bike ride in Piman, Thailand. The two people in the middle are teachers that helped spread the word at a large school about the ride. Som Ying (female teacher) is holding one of the signs that...
- Volunteer Photos
- World AIDS Day 2011 - Piman, Thailand
- HIV/AIDS
- These are four of the adult riders in the bike ride for World AIDS Day in Piman, Thailand - December 2, 2012. Each rider wore a sign (either in Thai or English) that used the themes of "Getting to Zero." The 2nd and 4th people (from left) are both...
- Volunteer Photos
- World AIDS Day - 2011, Piman Thailand (Volunteer's Bicycle)
- HIV/AIDS
- Even after the bike ride for World AIDS Day 2011, in Piman, Thailand, I kept a sign on my bicycle the rest of the month to continue showing my support to my community.
- Volunteer Photos
- What Stigma in the Community Looks Like
- HIV/AIDS
- A male caregiver and youth leader demonstrate what 'stigma in the community' looks like in a role play that was part of a two day Stigma Symposium held in South Africa in November, 2011. Here the older man helps his young friend while community...
- Volunteer Photos
- What it Means
- HIV/AIDS
- A student at a school in St. Vincent and the Grenadines (Eastern Caribbean) writes out the definition of HIV/AIDS at an educational seminar in HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention facilitated by Volunteers Katie and Sheena.
- Volunteer Photos
- What do a Condom, A Pool Stick and A Cucumber Have in Common?
- HIV/AIDS
- They can all be used to teach about HIV! In celebration of World AIDS Day this past December 1st, my Nicaraguan Ministry of Health counterpart and I organized a pool tournament. In between each round of games we gave short talks on what is HIV, the...
- Volunteer Photos
- Watermelon
- HIV/AIDS
- In parched north-eastern Nicaragua, a watermelon can make the difference between good health and malnourishment. For someone living with HIV/AIDS, it can mean the difference between life and death. This photo was in 2012 taken at a family garden...
- Volunteer Photos
- Waiting in Wembezi on World AIDS Day 2011
- HIV/AIDS
- Waiting for the start of World AIDS Day training in a township in South Africa are members of the Christian Church of Africa, whose Archbishop was the first to welcome PLWHAs into churches in his diocese. Also depicted is Volunteer Mary Pat...
- Volunteer Photos
- Virus de Inmunodeficiencia Humana
- HIV/AIDS
- Two stick figures are shown demonstrating one important aspect of HIV/AIDS: it only affects human beings. This was taken in Barranquilla, Colombia in 2012 during a Peace Corps workshop and was created by workshop participants.
- Volunteer Photos
- United We Stand
- HIV/AIDS
- This photo was taken at the World AIDS Day event in a community in Swaziland. This group of young primary students are a part of the school's health club. They performed a drama about 'getting to zero' in terms of zero new infections, zero related...
- Volunteer Photos
- The solution is All of Us
- HIV/AIDS
- This photo was snapped on June 20, 2012. These are the winning learners at a senior secondary school, in Namibia, grades 9A and 10A. One of the AIDS Awareness Week activities was to submit a class question and the top three would win a prize. We...
- Volunteer Photos
- Testing the Innocent
- HIV/AIDS
- 3-18-08, Tanzania. A man arrived at the HIV testing site & asked if his 4 year old son could be tested. We only test adults but he said that the son was born in a rough environment. This indirectness implies that the parents are infected. The nurse...
- Volunteer Photos
- Team Work
- HIV/AIDS
- Volunteer Tara and her counterpart work together to provide workshops to hospital staff at a public hospital in Nicaragua. The workshops focus on ensuring equal treatment of HIV positive patients, often times the exception rather than the rule...
- Volunteer Photos
- Team Work
- HIV/AIDS
- This photo was taken in Togo, West Africa in the village of Pagala at the Peace Corp training site. This was a camp (Camp Espoir, or Hope in English) for children and youth who were infected or affected by HIV/AIDS. A large majority of the campers...
- Volunteer Photos
- Teaching About Stigma in the Church
- HIV/AIDS
- This photo taken at TAMCC's offices in South Africa, shows a young project assistant delivering her first training session on Stigma and HIV Prevention to clergy and male caregivers following the 2011 World AIDS Day events sponsored by TAMCC...
- Volunteer Photos
- TAMCC's Male Caregivers Participate in Stigma Syposium
- HIV/AIDS
- These three men are pastors who are part of TAMCC's Male Caregivers Programme. This photo was taken in November 2011 in South Africa, in the epicenter of the world's HIVAIDS pandemic. These pastors are participating in a two-day stigma symposium...
- Volunteer Photos
- STOP and Think!
- HIV/AIDS
- This photo is of two of the local preschool children in Swaziland. Learning about 'STOPPING' and thinking before you go near someone else's blood. The children learned the common 'stop' hand signal when learning about HIV and proudly displayed it...
- Volunteer Photos
- Stop AIDS, Love Life
- HIV/AIDS
- After having completed our first HIV/AIDS meeting ever at our senior high school, we went around teaching them the "Stop AIDS, Love Life" handshake which everyone fell in love with. This photo was taken this year, 2012, after my form 2 students...
- Volunteer Photos