Appointing Interns/Volunteers!!
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In the News
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I’M CLEAN AND WANT TO STAY THAT WAY: HIV+ FOR HIV+
2013-03-20 -
Tackling poverty and disease with innovative health financing
2013-03-19 -
Widespread 'Test-And-Treat' HIV Policies Could Increase Dangerous Drug Resistance
2013-03-18 -
CHANGING MY MIND ON TREATMENT AS PREVENTION
2013-03-11 -
Two Global Issues: Homophobia and Hatred!
2013-02-06 -
Extra-couple HIV transmission in sub-Saharan Africa: a mathematical modelling study of survey data
2013-02-05 -
CHEST RESEARCH SPOTLIGHT: ALTERNATIVES TO MONOGAMY: RECONSIDERING “COMMITMENT” IN SAME-SEX MALE RELATIONSHIPS
2013-02-05 -
The Effect of Budget Sequestration on Global Health: Projecting the Human Impact in Fiscal Year 2013
2013-02-01 -
No woman should die giving life
2013-01-31 -
European HIV prevention webinar: The search for an HIV vaccine
2013-01-29
GRAG Team is welcoming Ms. Claire Ba, from African Leadership Academy --World Malaria Report 2012 --New WHO guidelines to better prevent HIV in sex workers --20-24 October 2013, Seventh EDCTP Forum in Dakar, Senegal --Women Deliver’s third global conference in May 2013 --
Learn more about Knowledge Management for Health --
Advocacy
With an aim of being a major actor in advancing minority groups’ human and social rights, GRAG will advocate for political and social commitment at all levels (from the community to nationally). To make effective social change, maintaining strategic partnerships, mobilizing donors, and changing restrictive laws, behaviors, and understandings are top priorities and will guide GRAG advocacy initiative. Several tools will be utilized to support our advocacy work and influence decision making, including:
- Data sources and research related to minority issues.
- Publications and advocacy tools targeting local and regional initiatives.
- Promote community-based initiatives and responses addressing stigma and discrimination.
- Build bridges between strategic partners and the community.
- Promote the inclusion of human rights in national strategic action plans.
- Ensure adequate national funding for programs and initiatives that support minority groups.
