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Global AIDS Resources

World Vision Resources

Testimony at the Roundtable on Meeting the Global Challenge of AIDS, TB and Malaria, Congressional Testimony Princess Kasune Zulu, World Vision Child Advocate, Before the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions on December 11, 2007
The AIDS Attitude Survey, World Vision U.S., December 2007
G8: Keep Your Promise on Global AIDS, Act Now, World Vision International [PDF, 9 pgs, 579 KB, March 2007]
Orphans and Vulnerable Children in Africa: Averting the Long-Term Consequences of a Growing Cohort World Vision International, [PDF, 189 KB, 6 pgs, November 2006]
How Communities Are Coping with the Impact of HIV and AIDS on Children, Findings from Uganda and Zambia, World Vision International [PDF, 7 pgs, 123.1 KB, 2005]
Attitudes, Beliefs and Knowledge About HIV Prevention for Children, Findings from Uganda and Zambia, World Vision International [PDF, 7 pgs, 110.8 KB, 2005]
False Economics: Why AIDS-Affected Countries Are a Special Case for Action, World Vision International [PDF, 62 pgs, 363.6 KB, 2003]
The Children of Lost Generation, World Vision Magazine [PDF, 19 pgs, 4.62 MB, 2002]
HIV/AIDS and Human Development in Africa, World Vision International [PDF, 54 pgs, 354.3 KB, 2001]
The Approaching Storm: HIV/AIDS in Asia, World Vision International [PDF, 46 pgs, 541.3 KB, 2001]
AIDS Orphans and Vulnerable Children in Africa: Identifying the Best Practices for Care, Treatment and Prevention, Congressional Testimony of Ken Casey, Sr Vice President, World Vision International
HIV & AIDS FAQs, World Vision U.S.
World Vision's Advocacy for Global AIDS Funding, World Vision U.S.
AIDS and the Developing World: 25 Years Later, World Vision Radio

Additional Information Sources

The United Nations Joint Program on HIV/AIDS, Includes UNAIDS AIDS Epidemic Update 2007
The Age of AIDS, A Frontline special from PBS. Interactive Web site includes maps, timelines and more.
The Global Spread of HIV, BBC News Special Report
Global HIV/AIDS Online Database, UNAIDS/World Health Organization
Office of the US Global AIDS Coordinator, U.S. Department of State
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention
AIDS: The Official Journal of the International AIDS Society
Johns Hopkins AIDS Service, Johns Hopkins Division of Infectious Diseases and AIDS Service

Notable News Features

The AIDS Evangelist -- Seattle Weekly
AIDS Has Woman's Face -- New York Times
Tears of Africa -- Seattle Times
Interview with Stephen Lewis on National Public Radio’s Fresh Air -- Terry Gross and guest Stephen Lewis, the United Nations Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa, discussing the AIDS crisis.
More news features

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Who Is World Vision?

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AIDS Facts

40 million people worldwide are living with HIV.
25 million people have died since AIDS was first identified in the 1980s.
15 million children worldwide have lost one or both parents as a result of AIDS.
More than 3 million people die as a result of AIDS each year.

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