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Ukraine: Photo Art Helps Fighting AIDS

To mark the World AIDS Day in 2011 a photo exhibition of the project “AIDS- Open Faces” took place in Kiev. The exhibition was devoted to people whose life was affected by HIV/AIDS. It was organized by the private charity Elena Pinchuk AINTIAIDS Foundation. The pictures of HIV positive people...
Drop-In Center: Addressing the Health Needs of Drug Users

The organization Drop-In Center raises the issue of the specific health needs of people living with a drug addiction. With the existing system, it is difficult for people on substitution therapy programs to receive medical care associated with a hospital stay.
Proper Medication: A Step Towards A Normal Life

Pavel Kutsev, leader of the Ukrainian organization Drop-In Center, calls for the introduction of a new medication for substitution therapy programs, since the drug currently being used doesn't help patients return to a normal life. The letter has been signed by Kutsev's counterparts.

3 January 2012
Ukraine: Photo Art Helps Fighting AIDS

Written by Maryna Reshetnyak · Feature
13 May 2009
Drop-In Center: Addressing the Health Needs of Drug Users

Written by Maryna Reshetnyak · Drop-In Center
9 March 2009
Proper Medication: A Step Towards A Normal Life

Written by Maryna Reshetnyak · Drop-In Center

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25 February 2009

Drop-In Center: Do Not Repeat My Mistakes

Written by Maryna Reshetnyak · Drop-In Center

Pavel Kutsev, co-founder of a Ukrainian foundation for injection drug users called Drop-In Center, posts a touching story about his discussion with 20 teenagers about the harmful consequences of drugs.

19 January 2009

Ukraine: Medical Care for Drug Addicts

Written by Maryna Reshetnyak · Drop-In Center

Pavel Kutsev, co-founder of the Ukrainian non-profit Drop-In Center, shows the challenges that injection drug users face when trying to access medical care in Kiev, including a personal story of...

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Mapping for Niger

Much of rural Niger is not well-represented online. Thanks to the work of university geography students in Niamey, who are using OpenStreetMap tools and social...

Girl Activists of Kyrgyzstan

Young women in Kyrgyzstan are often the targets of discrimination and violence, and their stories are often left unheard. Teenage girl activists in Bishkek are...

Voices of Hope

Powerful typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) hit the Philippines in 2013 leaving behind a trail of destruction. The Voices of Hope project is training young people in...

Shuar y Achuar: Our Digital Stories in Our Own Language

Community radio stations in the Ecuadorian Amazonian indigenous communities Shuar and Achuar have a rich history of transmitting in their native languages about issues important...

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“As indigenous youth, we have the right to make our opinions heard”
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