A very important forum on the global response to HIV/AIDS is coming this
Saturday! Come if you can:

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Puget Sound Global AIDS Action Coalition
is proud to present:

Mobilizing for a Successful Fight Against Global AIDS --
A Community Forum

Saturday, May 31, 2003
12:00 to 4:30pm
Reception to Follow

Seattle Center
Rainier Room, Northwest Rooms

AIDS has created 14 million orphans worldwide. Imagine every child in
America under 5 without parents to look over them.

Featuring:
- Dr. Helene Gayle (USA), Director, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
- Bertil Lindblad (Sweden), Deputy Director, UNAIDS
- Steven Gloyd (USA), Director, UW International Health Program
- Lynn McMullen (USA), Global Democratic Citizen’s Union
- Brook Baker (USA), Health GAP Coalition
- Michael Righi (USA), Jubilee Northwest Coalition
- Dr. Joe Riverson (Ghana), World Vision
- Martin Ndegwa (Kenya), President, Covenant Missions International
- UW Population Leadership Fellows: Abhijit Das (India), Enyantu Ifenne
(Nigeria)

Discussion Topics:
- The Global Face of HIV/AIDS
- A Compounded Epidemic: Debt and Trade Related Issues
- HIV/AIDS Prevention and Care: What Works?
- The Global Fund: The Role of Public/Private Partnerships
- The Importance of the United Nations and Multilateral Approaches
- Global Crisis – Local Response

** For more information, call 206-339-5234 **
*** This event is free and open to the public ***

Puget Sound Global AIDS Action Coalition is a coalition of partnering
organizations and individuals that seeks to mobilize Americans to become
active in a successful global fight against HIV/AIDS.

Current PSGAAC partners include: Agathos Foundation, Better World
Campaign, CARE, Covenant Missions International, Jubilee Northwest
Coalition, Multifaith Works, Lifelong AIDS Alliance, Northwest Coalition for
AIDS Treatment in Africa, REACH Ministries, RESULTS Seattle, Strategic
Education Centers, United Nations Association Seattle, United Nations
Foundation, UW School of Public Health and Community Medicine, World Vision.