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World Aids Day Workshop—Nov. 23, 2009

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Are you an activist, advocate, or care provider for people living with HIV/AIDS? Does your work entail navigating divisive social, political, and policy issues and relationships? Do you wish you could have constructive conversations with the "other side" that would allow you to end fruitless debate, collaborate, and be more effective in your work in the fight against AIDS?