Fight AIDS in Africa:
What's New from
Ann Arbor?
August 6, 2003
September,
2003
In September, we
received great news from our friends in Burkina Faso, West
Africa. They have begun to break through some of the myths
and barriers that people with AIDS face in their villages.
Some teens have begun taking leadership to educate others
in their own villages and their peers in other villages. Some
of the young men who have been returning from the war in neighboring
Ivory Coast with AIDS are stepping out front to help others
learn and join in the fight against the spread of AIDS.
LINK
to What’s New from W. Africa to read about their
recent successes!
October,
2003 is AIDS in Africa Awareness Month in Ann Arbor High Schools!
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AIDS and the West Africa Project, by Angel Chen,
Huron High School grade 11, excerpted from the October
issue of the Ann Arbor Distinction, a new districtwide
student run newspaper. This article explains our goals,
educational activities and fund drive during October
to raise money for technological equipment to help youth
in Burkina Faso educate one another about AIDS.
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Facts and Myths – announcements used
in Ann Arbor High Schools during October, 2003 AIDS
in Africa Awareness Month
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