KnowledgeBeat , a registered Zambian NGO, strives to develop a new generation of Zambian leaders who are empowered to effect long term change. Through partnerships with NGOs, government agencies and Zambian Communities, KnowledgeBeat takes a hands-on, localized approach to education in areas of Zambia where resources are constrained or non-existent. Our approach relies on Zambian community participation which ultimately prepares and empowers community members to become effective leaders. Our mission is to educate children in rural Zambia through community driven programs that serve local needs such as girl’s advancement, health, and the environment. We focus on sustainable knowledge creation, training, and advancement. KnowledgeBeat’s model depends on working with local administrators and teachers to augment Zambia’s existing educational infrastructure. We do this through three core programs: KnowledgeCenters, KnowledgeCamps, and Scholarships. Our programs exemplify our commitment to catalyzing sustainable change — we select and train local facilitators who together with our team implement and establish topic based immersion camps, after school clubs, learning centers, field trips and other creative, feed-back driven ideas for transforming lives in rural Zambia. Video Rating: 5 / 5
Access Denied details the impact of the Global Gag Rule on reproductive health programs in Zambia, one of the poorest countries in Africa. At a time when one in five adults is infected with HIV and nearly 70 percent of the population is under the age of 24, the gag rule has deprived Zambia’s primary family planning agency of critical US assistance. To support Population Action International’s mission of improving individual well-being and increasing global resources for population, family planning and reproductive health policies and programs, please visit us at www.populationaction.org/donateonline To learn more about Population Action International, please visit www.populationaction.org Video Rating: 4 / 5
HIV/AIDS Awareness in the African-American community is growing, particularly among the Senior community. Watch for more HIV/AIDS Awareness videos over the next few months. Our Website: weneedwe.com! Videos, articles, events like Webinars, Opportunities for volunteering, and even Casting Calls for future videos! Thanks for the support, and let’s Spread the Word, Not the Disease! Video Rating: 5 / 5
Follow me @ Twitter : twitter.com Kindly comment and rate. Fan Made Video. Conspiracy from the album “Still Creepin’ On Ah Come Up” 2008 RIP Eazy E -forgive me if this ain’t right LYRICS Chorus: This fool Layzie’s won’t be fuckin with me[with me] Coz it’s a government conspiracy[with me] [4x] Layzie: It’s a wonder why niggas can’t get on they feet We try and we try but we suffer defeat Nevertheless we still stuck in this streets Tryna compete up against the elite Everything’s all corrupt here Headed for destruction The rich could help but they don’t do nothin So I thought I just say a little somethin Government tellin lies, they frontin Think about the money that they send it on the war People still sick and these people still poor How many kids been locked outdoor? America over there fightin for (“OIL”) Plenty of solution to wipe our pollution Time to send our troops (Send show) No no Better open your mind Take time to grow Illuminati Population Control Pop pop pop! They killin us there Hear us on the radio but they won’t play it They know what it is but they scared FCC probably have their head Just don’t care Momma’s on welfare Daddy locked up for the rest of his life Bob Barker is the person he is Talkin about the “Price is Right” Ima (lie) [light] tonight Coz they don’t fear in me Tell y’all about this conspiracy Like my name famous “Charlton Chuck D” I’m the new public enemy They say this Hennessy is bad for me But ima gon ahead And pour me a cup Coz it seem like We …
Our original short film depicts how even teenagers in High School are affected by the HIV/AIDS Virus. Not your average educational film. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE COMMENT!!! LET US KNOW WHAT YOU THINK!!!
A film in Twi language. For many different reasons, a woman wants to give up and stop her antiretroviral treatment. It is up to her husband to come up with the right arguments to convince her to stay the course. Idea: Jean-Paul Brice Affana Affana, aged 17 (Cameroon) / Directed by: Fanta Regina Nacro (Burkina Faso). A SCENARIOS FROM AFRICA film (www.globaldialogues.org) Video Rating: 5 / 5
www.einstein.yu.edu – Immunology Lecture 7 of 14 “Signaling Through Lymphocyte Receptors.” Harris Goldstein, MD, director, Einstein-Montefiore Center for AIDS Research, professor of pediatrics and microbiology & immunology and the Charles Michael Chair in Autoimmune Diseases, delivers a mini-course that provides a comprehensive overview in basic immunology for graduate and medical students and for anyone interested in understanding how the immune system works. This mini-course was organized by the KwaZulu-Natal Research Institute for Tuberculosis and HIV (K-RITH) at the Nelson R. Mandela School of Medicine, University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, South Africa to provide Sub-Saharan students, research trainees and HIV and TB investigators with a comprehensive course in immunology. (January 2010). See related lecture slides at: streaming.einstein.yu.edu Video Rating: 5 / 5
Rakesh a young upcoming industrialist is madly in love with Julie who is madly in love with only his money. She somehow gets him addicted to drinks drugs alcohol and sex. After breaking up with Julie he still cannot get rid of his bad habits and gets married to a young girl. He later realizes that he is suffering from HIV positve with his wife. Would this disease afftect their married life? Dont forget to visit ShemarooKannada for more such Hot Movies www.youtube.com Subscribe Now to Get unlimited Access to Hot Kannada Videos www.youtube.com Video Rating: 4 / 5
Just a video to check in. Recently I have developed some symptoms of depression. There is 4% of patients who experience depression as a result of drugs within the Atripla. Have you experienced depression if you have taken Atripla?
Hypostatic pneumonia can come from viruses, bacteria, fungi or parasites, and it is often seen in patients who are bedridden in improperly ventilated areas. Learn about how hypostatic pneumonia can cause chills, cough and an increased respiratory rate with help from a nurse and respiratory care practitioner in this free video on hypostatic pneumonia symptoms.
University of Minnesota researchers have identified a compound that, applied vaginally, can prevent transmission of the primate version of HIV. While its not a cure and the compound still must go through human clinical trials before it used to prevent HIV the research is a huge step toward prevention of the devastating disease that impacts 33 million people around the globe. For more, see: www.ahc.umn.edu/gml
Would you allow yourself to be in a relationship with a partner if you knew they were HIV+? Video Rating: 4 / 5
The DOES HIV LOOK LIKE ME? Swaziland campaign (www.doeshivlooklikeme.org), produced by Hope’s Voice International (www.hopesvoice.org), a leading HIV and AIDS education organization, is expanding to communities and countries around the world. The campaign consists of videos and a print campaign created by ambassadors; young people between the ages of 15 and 29, living with HIV or AIDS (YPLHIV/A). The ambassadors are human rights leaders standing up to fight misconception, stigma and inequality with their faces, voices and individual stories. The DOES HIV LOOK LIKE ME? Swaziland campaign is driven by the ambassadors. As we pass 25 years of this epidemic, we recognize it is time for an approach that features young people. The fear-based campaigns that have dominated the global response to the epidemic have made people in society afraid of those living with HIV or AIDS. The DOES HIV LOOK LIKE ME? Swaziland campaign is proud not to use fear, but instead corrects the misconceptions and shares the realities surrounding the lives of those living with HIV or AIDS. This helps to end stigma by encouraging communities to have open dialogue. The DOES HIV LOOK LIKE ME? Swaziland campaign is providing the skills and tools to ambassadors to lead the movement in their communities and country. The campaign is mobilizing young people to define their disease in turn redefining their life and ending stigma. Video Rating: 5 / 5
