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Together,
We Break
Barriers
Breaking barriers is about overcoming barriers in the HIV response to engage young people effectively involves addressing stigma, improving education, enhancing healthcare services, and advocating for policy changes.
The Munich Youth Force themes outline a supportive path for our young leaders to start and continue their advocacy.
Together, we can redefine engagement in the HIV response .
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Together,
We Break
Barriers
Breaking barriers is about overcoming barriers in the HIV response to engage young people effectively involves addressing stigma, improving education, enhancing healthcare services, and advocating for policy changes.
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Together,
We Build
Power
Building power and removing the obstacles that prevent youth-led organisations from being leaders of the response to HIV/AIDS. We discuss various issues, such as community mobilisation efforts gearing towards reducing stigma, promoting testing and treatment and funding capacity-building programs to empower young people.
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Together,
We Forge
Alliances
Lastly, 'forging' alliances is symbolic in our partnership and understanding how forming strategic alliances can help us end AIDS through cross-sectoral collaboration, pooling resources and increasing sustainable funding for youth-led movements.
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Hosting Organizations
LetsStopAIDS is Canada’s largest youth-HIV organization, focused on implementing youth-led awareness initiatives, research, community engagement, and skills development programmes.
Having impacted more than 200,000 youth globally since 2004, LetsStopAIDS plays a key role in promoting prevention, treatment and care, and in reducing HIV-related stigma.
Y+ Global is the leading global network of young people living with HIV, and its programs have impacted more than over 850,000 lives globally. Y+ Global's mission is to ensure the voices of young people are heard in global health spaces and to advocate for the rights and needs of young people living with HIV in all their diversity.
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