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Webinar October 9, 2021 2PM (Rome time – UTC 16) | This webinar is the second in a series of four webinars to reflect on the culture of accessibility, to share experiences on how to build a world without any architectural, technological,
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September 11, 2021 h. 14 (Rome time – UTC 16) | This webinar is the first in a series of four webinars to reflect on the culture of accessibility, to share experiences on how to build a world without any architectural, technological, cultural, or social barriers that may exclude many people from fully participating in society. We will look at the theme from various viewpoints with an interdisciplinary and intercultural approach.
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The project aims to help spread a culture of environmental accessibility.
The idea of an accessible environment – a world in which no one, regardless of their physical or cognitive condition, encounter any more architectural or technological or social barriers that affect their mobility, limit their relationships, and prevent their full realization as persons and as citizens – can no longer be confined to utopia. Today, at the dawn of the third millennium, this dream must become a reality: this is a prerequisite for the realization of an inclusive society.
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The project integrates a strategy of multi-dimensional care for HIV/AIDS with a program of prevention and treatment for HPV/Cervical Carcinoma like development of a more complete action for promotion of reproductive health.
The work presently promoted by New Humanity covers a global approach to the promotion of women’s health in the Region surrounding Fontem, Cameroon. The project pays particular attention to the sociocultural context in the provision of the medical care and takes advantage of the synergy for health intervention against AIDS and Cervical Carcinoma.
In the Cameroon, AIDS has an incidence of 6,9% (2003) and the cervical carcinoma has a standardized incidence for ages (ASR) of 30.1 – 40.0 per 100,000 (2002), but only 5% of women undergo screening.
This reflects minimal oversight for AIDS, for sexually transmitted diseases, and for Aids-correlated tumoral pathologies.
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Treatment of HIV/AIDS, Malaria, and Tuberculosis
Barcelona – July 8, 2002
The 14th Annual International Conference on HIV/AIDS published New Humanity's experience in Cameroon, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Nigeria and Kenya on the Holistic Approach to the Prevention and Treatment of HIV/AIDS.
