Recent work
- A day in the life of a Ugandan health centre posted on October 7, 2011
- Placenta rots inside mother’s womb posted on August 30, 2011
Published articles
A selection of articles from juliavera, published on other sites.
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- KC Chineduari reports from Zambia where education is being used to improve maternal health | Key Correspondents http://t.co/arPmuZ8P #HIV01 November 2011 1:02pm
- KC Aisi reports on Malawi child brides and urges Commonwealth members to stamp out repressive laws to #PreHIV http://t.co/2BGfPeWp27 October 2011 3:22pm
- KC Williams Moi reports from Kawempe Health Centre, Uganda where patients are sharing beds and facilities are poor http://t.co/ckrHlFjE #HIV24 October 2011 2:56pm
- #HIV remains big threat to maternal health in rural, post conflict areas | Key Correspondents http://t.co/urHnEZuv18 October 2011 10:48am
- #AIDS activist Winston Zulu put to rest reports KC Dennis | Key Correspondents http://t.co/1OKQCUy6 #HIV17 October 2011 4:03pm
Profiled KC
Khemis Isaac
I am studying at Juba University in South Sudan, am single, and speak English, Arabic and Bari. I live in Juba and have trained as a trainer of trainers. I work as a community mobilisation officer in the field of HIV and AIDS prevention awareness, treatment, care and support.
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Projects
KCs & maternal health
By documenting individual stories and local or national campaigns, KCs have increased community and civil society understanding of the connection between HIV and the death of women during childbirth.
View project informationKCs & National Partnership Platforms
Many KCs represent the views of their communities on National Partnership Platforms (NPPs), national alliances of civil society organisations, which come together to share information, ideas and strategies on how to more effectively respond to HIV, AIDS, TB and other health issues.
View project informationKCs & the Global Fund
The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria has committed US$ 21.7 billion in 150 countries to support large-scale prevention, treatment and care programs. As part of the Fund’s 2011 Partnership Forum consultation, KCs were commissioned to interview communities in Asia, Africa, Eastern Europe and the Caribbean to hear their views on the Fund’s work in these regions.
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