HIV/AIDS AND EDUCATION IN SOUTHERN AFRICA
WHAT CAN WE DO?

THURSDAY 18th JULY 2002

Conference Papers and Seminar Reports

Click on the links below to get the full text. Documents are either in Microsoft Word or PowerPoint format.

Plenaries and Seminars

H.E. Lindiwe Mabuza, High Commissioner for the Republic of South Africa, Opening Remarks

Plenary One
Professor William Makgoba, President, Medical Research Council, South Africa
Infected and affected: Perspectives on HIV/AIDS and Education in South Africa

Professor Michael Kelly, University of Zambia
The impact of HIV/AIDS on Education in Malawi and Zambia

Chair: Professor Shula Marks

Seminars

1. A generation of teachers lost to HIV/AIDS: strategies for survival/dealing with trauma
   Duncan Hindle, Department of Education, South Africa
   David Mbetse, Headmaster, Acornhoek, South Africa
   Chair: John McFadden, UNISON
   Rapporteur: Tania Boler
   
2. Sexual Violence, HIV/AIDS, Gender Equity and Education
   Dr Elaine Unterhalter, Institute of Education
   Promise Mthembu, International Community of Women Living with HIV/AIDS
   MarkThorpe, VSO, Mozambique
   Chair: Graham Bennett, One World Action
   Rapporteur: Alex Kent
3. The impact of HIV/AIDS on Higher Education
   Professor Michael Kelly, University of Zambia
   Professor Alan Whiteside, HEARD, University of Natal
   Chair: David Jobbins, THES
   Rapporteur: Tessa Lewin
4. Corporations as partners: is it working?
   Edward Bickham, Executive Vice President - External Affairs, Anglo American plc
   Patricia Sibbons, BEAD & HIV International
   Chair: Steve Sinnot, NUT
   Rapporteur: Margaret Ling
5. Learning and Teaching: school materials
   Linnea Renton, Action Aid
   Dr Nicola Swainson, University of Sussex
   Chair: Paddy Ross, CCETSA
   Rapporteur: Sue Adler
6. Mainstreaming action on HIV/AIDS in Education Programmes
   Duncan Hindle, Department of Education, South Africa
   Jose Sluijs-Doyle, VSO
   Chair: Lyndall Stein, Action Aid
   Rapporteur: Karen Lo
7. Changing Community and cultural attitudes to HIV/AIDS - Addressing the Stigma
   David Clarke, DfID
   Paul Cromhout, Small Projects Foundation, South Africa
   Chair: Alan Smith, VSO
   Rapporteur: Catriona Byrne
8. Non-formal education - using mass-media and popular culture
   David Dennis, Soul City
   Dr Sunanda Ray, SAFAIDS, Zimbabwe
   Chair: Ron Norgard, CIIR
   Rapporteur: Tessa Lewin

Plenary Two
Sally Keeble MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for International Development
Steve Sinnot, Dep.General Secretary, NUT
Dr Sunanda Ray, SAFAIDS, Zimbabwe
Duncan Hindle, Department of Education, South Africa
Professor Michael Kelly, University of Zambia
Professor William Makgoba, President, Medical Research Council, South Africa

Chair: Professor Shula Marks

Concluding Remarks
Promise Mthembu, International Community of Women Living with HIV/AIDS
David Mbetse, Headmaster, Acornhoek, South Africa