Job Opportunity: RANAA Brochure Design and Copywriting
Wednesday, 04 January 2012 08:36
ranaa
Considering that words and figures have direct impact on the reader, brochures/ flyers play a major role in divulgating and communicating the most accurate news and information, and a way to sensitize individuals, organizations and leaders to HIV topic and the state of HIV in the MENA region in particular and the world in general, the RANAA secretariat is seeking a professional copywriter and a graphic designer to develop a modern, well presented RANAA Brochure.
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Rencontre Tunisie: VIH - HSH
Wednesday, 14 December 2011 09:10
ranaa
 Dans le cadre de ses activités pour l’année 2011, le Secrétariat de RANAA a participé à « La rencontre de revue et de planification du programme régional pour la région MENA » qui a eu lieu en Tunisie les 21-24 Novembre 2011.
l’ATL /MST et avec le support de L’Alliance Internationale dans le cadre de leur programme régional Afrique du Nord et Moyen orient, a organisé cette rencontre pour les quatre pays concernés par le projet intitulé « Favoriser l’accès aux services de lutte contre le VIH pour les hommes qui ont des relations sexuelles avec des hommes : réflexions sur situation » notamment le Liban, l’Algérie, la Tunisie et Le Maroc.
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The Red Ribbon Award
Thursday, 08 December 2011 09:05
ranaa
On the occasion of World AIDS Day and on behalf of the UN and civil society partners involved in the Red Ribbon Award initiative, The UNAIDS have the honor to announce the launch of the 2012 Red Ribbon Award on World AIDS Day, 1st December 2011. The closing date for nominations is February 29, 2012. In light of your candidacy for the 2010 Red Ribbon Award, we wanted to be sure to inform you of the launch of the 2012 RRA Round. The Red Ribbon Award Winners for 2012 will benefit from international visibility and an invitation to participate in the XIX International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2012) in Washington DC from 22 to 27 July 2012. Representatives of each winning body will present the work of their organization, their priorities, the challenges they faced and their approaches to community engagement in a community dialogue space at next summer’s International AIDS Conference, when the awards will be presented. Additionally, each recipient of the Award will receive a US$10,000 grant.
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زيارة تبادل خبرات الى تونس بتاريخ 24و25 و 26 أكتوبر 2011
Monday, 14 November 2011 16:14
ranaa
 في إطار برنامج عملها لسنة 2011 ، تواصلت سكريتاريا شبكة رانا مع أعضائها وقامت بتقييم أهم حاجياتهم وكيقية لقاء هذه الحاجات ضمن تبادل زيارات تقنية تنظّمها الشبكة بين الأعضاء. بناء عليه، قامت السكريتاريا بتنظيم زيارة تبادل خبرات الى تونس بتاريخ 24و25 و 26 أكتوبر 2011، بالتنسيق مع الجمعية التونسية لمكافحة الإيدز والأمراض المنقولة جنسيّا* وجمعية رحمة و بدعم من برنامج الأمم المتحدة المشترك لمكافحة الإيدز** والتحالف الدولي لمكافحة فيروس نقص المناعة البشري/الإيدز***
هدفت هذه الزيارات بالدرجة الأولى الى تعريف المشاركين على الخدمات المقدّمة الى المتعايشين مع فيروس نقص المناعة البشري في تونس والى تبادل الخبرات بين الأعضاء والإستفادة منها ونقلها وتطبيقها عند الإمكان في البلدان المشاركة
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Asmaa director deplores Aids stigma
Wednesday, 26 October 2011 15:10
ranaa
 ABU DHABI // The director of a hard-hitting film about a mother who is HIV-positive said last night that he hoped it would correct what he described as misconceptions and lies about the Aids virus in the Arab world.
Amr Salama was speaking at the world premiere of Asma'a at the Abu Dhabi Film Festival. The film's stars, Hend Sabry and Maged El Kedwani, were joined by VIPs and guests wearing red Aids-awareness ribbons as they made their way along the red carpet at the Abu Dhabi Theatre.
"Raising awareness about Aids is the main target. If it does nothing but that then I'll be very grateful," said Salama, from Egypt, who also wrote the script. "There are misconceptions and lies told about the disease and a lot of people are dying from the misconceptions more than the lack of treatment.
"For example, in Egypt we think it's a punishment from God and we should not treat it. We think that they get it from a sin so they deserve it, and we think it's very contagious so we don't deal with them in any way. So people die from that more than they die from anything else."
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