World AIDS Day Screening
| What | Announcement |
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| When |
2008-12-01 from 12:00 pm to 01:00 pm |
| Where | Bondurant G010 |
| Contact Name | Susan Redmond |
| Contact Email | susan_redmond@med.unc.edu |
| Presenter | IDIG/AMSA |
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Come join IDIG and AMSA in Bondurant G010 on 12/1 from 12-1pm for a screening of SASA!
We will have light refreshments and red ribbons for participants.
SASA! A Film about Women, Violence and HIV/AIDS
Sasa is a Kiswahili word, meaning now. Now is the time to begin thinking differently about preventing violence against women and HIV/AIDS. This 30-minute documentary film tells two women’s personal stories of violence and HIV/AIDS.
Mama Joyce and Josephine’s stories highlight the need for awareness, the importance of support and the urgency of action. Through their experiences, both women have been moved to become activists in their communities. They work to support women experiencing violence and those living with HIV/AIDS. They work on issues of prevention and are catalysts for change in their communities. This film is an inspiring look at two women’s lives and a call to action for everyone to begin working to prevent violence against women and HIV infection now. SASA!
American Medical Student Association - UNC School of Medicine