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Mtv Seeks Youth Videos On Hiv/Aids: Tell Your Story!
Translations available in: English (original) | Turkish

Affected by HIV? Between the ages of 18-25? Show us your story...

The HIV epidemic began 25 years ago. Your generation grew up in its shadow. MTV invites you to submit your short videos about HIV and its impact on your life for a special hour-long show that will air this summer.

Whether you are positive or are the son or daughter, parent, teacher, student, partner, lover or friend of someone who iswe want to see what you see, hear what you have to say, and know what it means to be young and be affected by HIV. Show us your story. Use your voice.

Format: (In order of preference) DV, DVD, Beta, Digi Beta, VHS

Length: 3-5 minutes

How to submit: For guidelines and all the need-to-know info, visit: http://www.mtv.com/thinkmtv/features/sexual_health/HIV_25/

Email us at positive@mtvstaff.com to find out more!

2nd GKP International Forum on Cross-Sector Partnerships

8-9 May 2006 at the Hilton Colombo

Themed "Creating Prosperity Through Innovation ? ICT at Work in Development", the International Forum features a diverse and distinguished cast of international ICT4D practitioners across a blend of interesting plenary sessions and parallel panels, allowing you to:

· Meet international and regional ICT4D players;
· Learn and share knowledge about innovations in ICT4D;
· Gather possible solutions to challenges involved;
· Make contacts and identify possible new partnerships.

Selected Programme & Speakers: Insights from Leaders in their Fields
Spotlight on Innovation Walter Fust, Swiss Agency for Development and
Cooperation and Geert van der Linden, Asian Development Bank explore the meaning of "innovation" in the ICT4D arena.

Redefining Context Sylvie Siyam, Protégé QV, Cameroon; Joan Okune, Community Based Rehabilitation Africa Network; Yahya Tabesh, Sharif University of Iran and Pete Cranston, OneWorld UK will clue you in on how people are using ICT4D in unconventional settings and novel ways.

Cultivating Youth Social Entrepreneurs Gbenga Sesan, Lagos Digital Village; Sunit Shrestha, Thai RuralNet; Jean-Paul Baur, Operation Fikelela (Access) and Jennifer Corriero, TakingITGlobal share insights on how young social entrepreneurs are using ICT to change our world and what can be done to help overcome the particular challenges faced by youth.

Exhibition & Thematic Open Space Discussions Open to all participants is the "Showcasing of ICT" Exhibition running parallel to the International Forum. Engage in and benefit from for the Thematic Open Space Discussions, where topics of interest to you can be explored with expert partners. Register and indicate what issues you would like to add to the list of topics.

Pencil the GKP International Forum 2006 into your diary today! Register immediately and join us in Colombo. Help 'spread the word' about this event.

For Full Programme, Field Visit snapshots and registration details, please visit www.globalknowledge.org/internationalforum.

If you have any questions or require further information, please email us at forum2006@globalknowledge.org.

Study For A Phd, Ma Or Mba In Corporate Social Responsibility At Nottingham University Business School

Learn about contemporary issues in CSR, Business Ethics, Economic Crime, Sustainability and Accountability at the world renowned International Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility. The ICCSR is based at Nottingham University Business School.Scholarships and bursaries are available for all programmes:
MBA in CSR - up to eight scholarships or bursaries available; MA in CSR - up to eight scholarships or bursaries available; PhD in CSR -one full scholarship available

For more information about all programmes please visit:
www.nottingham.ac.uk/business

For more information about the International Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility please visit:
www.nottingham.ac.uk/business/ICCSR

All enquiries to: iccsr@nottingham.ac.uk

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Walk to Fight Hunger 21 May!

http://www.fighthunger.org

Let IYPF know about what you are doing / have done so we can put it in our newsletter, spread the word to colleagues in your region through this e-mail list and recruit others to be involved, and help fight hunger (MDG Goal 1)

Fight Hunger : Walk the World has one goal - to end child hunger by 2015.

We aim to do this by holding an annual worldwide demonstration across the globe called Walk the World. Once a year hundreds of thousands of people in every time zone will take to the streets to call for an end to the needless suffering of hungry children.

Through this global day of action, Walk the World will raise
awareness about the 300 million hungry children in this world. Our call will urge policy-makers and governments - whether in rich or poor countries - to focus more funds and resources on feeding children. These people have the power to improve the lives of children all around the globe.

Walk the World also aims to raise funds to finance projects that assist hungry children. Whether from local companies or generous individuals, we know that every contribution helps to ease the suffering of those in need.

Our efforts are linked closely to the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). If we end child hunger by 2015, we will have effectively achieved the first MDG - that of halving the number of all hungry people by 2015.

Join us and become part of a historic fight to end child hunger!

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