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Correlation II –
European Network
Social Inclusion & Health
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Correlation continues its activities for a 3 years period, starting in April 2009. The overall aim of Correlation II is to tackle health inequalities, and to improve prevention, care and treatment services, targeting blood borne infection diseases (BBID’s), in particular HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis C among vulnerable and high risk populations (e.g. drug users, young people at risk, sex workers). The project relies on the work and experiences of Correlation I, but has new objectives, new partners and approaches.
If you want to get informed regularly about project activities, please subscribe to our newsletter and e-mail alerts.
Under ‘activities’ , you find detailed descriptions about the work of the project. In case your organisation has proven experiences in a relevant field, you might become a collaborating partner of Correlation II. In that case you get involved in the work of one of the expert groups, get access to the member section of the site and will be invited to meetings and seminars for a reduced fee.
Please check the ‘agenda’ section of the site for upcoming meetings and seminars.
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“Urban Drug Policies in the Globalised World”, Prague, Czech Republic from September 30 to October 2, 2010.
The Conference aims to bring together three key groups of anti-drug policies at the municipal level, where drug problem has its most visible impact and where the true solution to the problem always has to begin: (i) politicians and other crucial decision makers in the field of drug policies; (ii) the staff of programs planning and implementing drug interventions at the municipal level, and (iii) planners, evaluators, and researchers who focus on urban drug interventions.
CORRELATION co-organises a plenary session on peer involvement during the conference.
More about the conference at: www.urbandrugpolicy.com |
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The 18th World Aids Conference took place in Vienna 18 - 23 July 2010. See here the Vienna declaration http://www.viennadeclaration.com, signed by more than 14.000 supporters yet. See here 10 reasons, why human rights should occupy the center of the global AIDS strategy http://www.hivhumanrightsnow.org
See here some videos, taken by HCLU:
March for Human Rights in Vienna at AIDS 2010 -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7v6nGze5sU
Anya Sarang on HIV, Drug Policy and Harm Reduction -
http://drogriporter.hu/en/anyavienna
Bill Clinton Calls for Harm Reduction -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-TPj6K9jKk
Correlation organised a session 'Hepatitis C: a major policy challenge in Europe'and launched it' s publication "Hepatitis C: transmission and and injecting drug use: harm reduction responses".
   
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Correlation published a booklet on Hepatitis C: "transmission and injecting drug use: harm reduction responses". The booklet was produced within working package 7 under coordination of the Eurasian Harm Reduction Network (EHRN) and provides an overview about Hepatitis C and injecting drug use in Europe, including best practice examples as response to the epidemic.
Please download your copy here
or order a hard copy at
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