- October 2012: In
cooperation with the Centre for Evidence Based Intervention (CEBI),
CAIRO will host Prof. Charlotte Watts of the School of Hygiene and
Tropical Medicine, who will talk on 'Intimate Partner Violence and HIV'
and DPhil Candidate Lena Saleh, University of Oxford whose talk will
focus on 'Sexual risk in African American men who have sex with men'.
- January 2012: The
Brown International Advance Research Institute will host its annual
conference on June 9-23 2012. Thanks to generous support from Santander
Universities, BIARI will cover the costs of tuition, food and
accommodation (in university housing) during BIARI, and also the costs
of air travel and ground transportation to Providence. To apply, please
visit their website. Applications will start to be reviewed on January 4, 2012 so apply as early as possible if interested.
- 02/11/2011:
The 3rd annual Student HIV/AIDS Research Day will take place on November 25, 2011 at
Wolfson College. Please register here and submit your abstract or
poster by November 11th, 2011.
- 02/11/2011: Call
for Intern Applications for Programmatic Internship on Women, Drugs and
Criminal Justice at the Harm Reduction International (formerly known as
the International Harm Reduction Association). Deadline: November 15th, 2011. Read full details here.
-29/07/2011: Young Carer's article on OVCSupport.net. Click here
-28/07/2011:
New policy briefs online now in the papers section. Click here
-30/05/2011: Applications open for UWC-VLIR Post-Doctoral Scholarship: HIV In Context. For information click here
-05/05/2011: New book with CAIRO contributions to be published on November 10th 2011. Education and HIV/AIDS (Education as a Humanitarian Response)
examines the relationship HIV/AIDS has with education in different
international contexts, from sub-Saharan Africa, Eastern Europe,
South-East Asia, the USA, UK, and the Caribbean.
-02/04/2011:
New policy briefs online now in the papers section. Click here
-21/03/2011:
Call for papers for the Sexuality, AIDS and
religion: transnational dynamics in Africa conference at the School of
Anthropology, University of Oxford September 28-30 2011. Submission
date for abstracts is 1st July 2011. Please follow the link for
more information.
-26/02/2011:
PhD Opportunity in mathematical epidemiology at SACEMA,
Faculty of Sciences, Stellenbosch University, South Africa: The
importance of the sexual network structure for the impact of the 'Test
& Treat' strategy on the incidence of HIV in South Africa
Please follow the link for more information. The application
deadline is March, 11 2011.
-18/02/2011:
The Oxford Global Health Group (OGHG) Global
Careers Fair
is taking place at the Medical Sciences Teaching Centre from 5:45pm to
9pm. Speakers will include Dr. Anita Makin (MSF Sierra Leone), Lord
Nigel Crisp (former NHS Chief Executive) and Juliet Bedford
(Anthrologica). Please follow the link
for the full programme.
- 1/12/2010: The Oxford University Student
HIV/AIDS Research Day was featured on BBC Radio Oxford
-30/11/10: The Oxford University Student HIV/AIDS
Research Day was
held at Wolfson College. It was a great success with participants from
at least 6 different
departments across Oxford University. The programme can be found here
-25/10/10: The
Centre for Evidence Based Information in the Department of Social
Policy and Social Work is hosting a series of HIV/AIDS-related talks
throughout Michaelmas Term in 2010. Please follow the link for dates,
speakers, and talk titles
-20/10/2010:
For World AIDS
Day 2010 the Oxford University Student HIV/AIDS Research Day will be
held at Wolfson College on 30/11/2010. Please register here
-17/11/09: In
commemoration of World AIDS Day, St Cross College will be hosting a Colloquium
focusing on HIV/AIDS. Professor Harold Jaffe will present on "The
global HIV/AIDS epidemic" and Jacqueline Papo will present on
"Exploring the condom gap." The event will be held at St Cross College
(St Cross Room), 5.30-6.30, Tuesday 1st December.
-17/11/09: For World
AIDS Day 2009, CAIRO, the
Department of Social Policy and Social Work, the Division of Public
Health and Primary Care and Wolfson College will be facilitating an
interdisciplinary workshop for graduate students and researchers
interested in HIV and AIDS at Oxford University. The
Oxford University HIV/AIDS Student Workshop will be held on
December 2, 2009 at Wolfson College.
-16/09/09: Dr. Lucie
Cluver, Dr. Don Operario, and DPhil student Caroline Kuo will be
presenting their paper entitled Caring for AIDS-Orphaned Children: Varying Health
Vulnerabilities Amoungst Carers at the 2009 AIDS Impact
Conference in Botswana.
-16/09/09: The Young
Carers Team, with the South
African National Department of Social Development, will be presenting a
special workshop on Home-Based Care at the AIDS Impact Conference in
Botswana.
-16/09/09: The new
South African National Action
Plan for Orphans and Children Made Vulnerable by AIDS (NAP) has been
finalised by the National Action Committee for Children Affected by
AIDS. The Young Carers Team have been involved in the writing of the
NAP, and we are delighted that this includes a section on care and
support of Young Carers.
-16/09/09: Caroline
Kuo will also be presenting
the paper she co-wrote with Dr. Cluver and Dr. Operario, ""Caring for
AIDS-orphaned children: Health outcomes of carers of AIDS-orphaned and
other vulnerable children in South Africa" at the American Public
Health Association Conference at Pennsylvania, USA on November 7-11,
2009 .
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