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5: School and Education
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Welcome to the fourth episode of Positive Advice - Chiva’s podcast series that explores life growing up with HIV using stories recorded for Chiva’s Positively Spoken oral history project at the International AIDS Conference in 2022.
This time we’re chatting about school experiences and education around HIV. Host Eli Fitzgerald is joined by independent facilitator Camilla Gordon who has worked with young people at Chiva and in schools, and tells us more about why school experiences for young people with HIV are so important to think about. Amanda Ely from Chiva joins and adds insights into the challenges faced at Chiva when trying to improve HIV awareness and understanding in schools - do schools know enough about HIV to ensure education is accurate and up to date? How do schools need to respond to the needs of pupils living with HIV? Ruth Muko from Chiva also joins the discussion to bring in the voices of young people at Chiva who also had lots to say about HIV and schools.
This time we’re chatting about school experiences and education around HIV. Host Eli Fitzgerald is joined by independent facilitator Camilla Gordon who has worked with young people at Chiva and in schools, and tells us more about why school experiences for young people with HIV are so important to think about. Amanda Ely from Chiva joins and adds insights into the challenges faced at Chiva when trying to improve HIV awareness and understanding in schools - do schools know enough about HIV to ensure education is accurate and up to date? How do schools need to respond to the needs of pupils living with HIV? Ruth Muko from Chiva also joins the discussion to bring in the voices of young people at Chiva who also had lots to say about HIV and schools.
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Positive Advice is a Podcast by Chiva and is produced by TBI Media.
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