Increased Visibility, Decreased Stigma; Individual and social benefits to becoming a speaker in a HIV positive speakers’ bureau
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This presentation was given by Shaun Staunton, University of Queensland School of Medicine, at the AFAO HIV Educators Conference, May 2010.
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- 1. Increased Visibility, Decreased Stigma; Individual and social benefits to becoming a speaker in a HIV positive speakers’ bureau Shaun Staunton Education & Project Management Specialist HIV & HCV Education Projects University of Queensland School of Medicine
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