UNAIDS Hosts First Google+ Hangout

November 27, 2012

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Africa, Asia, Blog, HIV / AIDS, Women and Girls

Jennifer James

Today, UNAIDS, the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS, held their first Google+ hangout with UNAIDS Executive Director, Michel Sidibé, global ambassador for the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, Florence Ngobeni, and HIV/AIDS activist and singer Annie Lennox.

With World AIDS Day quickly approaching on Saturday there are many conversations about HIV/AIDS and what needs to be done in order to completely create an AIDS-free generation. You can watch the hangout below. It lasts roughly 30 minutes.

Some key tweets from our Twitter handle and others at the #ZeroHIV hashtag are below.

MT @unaids: @EGPAF Florence Ngobeni: "Everyone can make a difference in achieving an #GenHIVFree. We are not finished yet." #ZeroHIV
— Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation (@EGPAF) November 27, 2012

"We need to put more money into resources and research for HIV/AIDS" – Florence Ngobeni, global ambassador for @EGPAF #ZeroHIV
— Social Good Moms (@socialgoodmoms) November 27, 2012

We should not forget 7 mil people are waiting for HIV/AIDS treatment. We need to give them the same chance. Michel Sidibé, @UNAIDS #ZeroHIV
— Social Good Moms (@socialgoodmoms) November 27, 2012

RT @socialgoodmoms: Our job is to help countries change punitive humanitarian laws. – Michel Sidibé, Executive Director @UNAIDS #ZeroHIV
— UNAIDS Global (@UNAIDS) November 27, 2012

Unless we are able to address gender inequality, engage the men, it will be difficult for us to address HIV. – Michel Sidibé #ZeroHIV
— Social Good Moms (@socialgoodmoms) November 27, 2012

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