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Stay tuned, as we are covering the 25th Annual International AIDS Candlelight Memorial on May 18, 2008 in Malawi, "Never Give Up, Never Forget." See below for messages from event volunteers around the world.

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Jacob Gayle, Deputy Vice President, Ford Foundation
Message of support for Candlelight Memorial Volunteers across the globe
North America, Caribbean & Latin America
International Aids Candlelight Memorial Coordinators
Europe
International Aids Candlelight Memorial Coordinators
Asia Pacific Oceania
International Aids Candlelight Memorial Coordinators
Dr. Peter Piot
Executive Director, UNAIDS
Stephen Lewis
Co-Director of AIDS-Free World
Acknowledgments
From the many who contribute to the International Aids Candlelight Memorial
World Malaria Day
A Special Report
Interview with Stephen Lewis
Sam Hughes speaks to Stephen Lewis of AIDS-Free World
Hospital deep clean target missed
National Health Service - England
NHS Early LifeCheck - the launch
An online tool for parents and carers of babies
From the Field - A report from a Maasai community in Kenya
Film Submitted by ICA Canada
Reconstructing Afghanistan
Interview with Malcolm Bruce, Chair of the House of Commons International Development Committee
Maternal Deaths Still Too High
One million pregnant women still die each year worldwide
International Candlelight Memorial Coordinators
Sharing experiences and hopes for future grassroots work to stop HIV/AIDS
25th Annual International Candlelight Memorial
Regional Coordinators meet at the Global Health Council in Washington D.C.
Interview with Laura Barnitz of The Global Health Council
What's on the Global Health agenda in 2008?
Interview with Nandini Oomman
CGD Senior Program Associate-Director HIV/AIDS Monitor
Interview with Maurice Middleberg of The Global Health Council
What are the challenges the next US president faces in Global Health?
Ruth Levine from the Center for Global Development
An interview discussing the Global Health agendas of the presidential candidates
Humanitarian Crisis in Kenya
AMREF
Stories of Mothers Lost
A Promise of Healthy Pregnancy and Safe Childbirth for All
Gates Award Winners Share Experiences
Symposium held in Washington DC
UK sees rise in HIV infection bucking world trend
It's the only country in Western Europe where rates have increased
Global Health Candlelight Co-ordinators - Durban, South Africa
Oziel Mdletshe raises awareness around HIV/Aids at Durban University of Technology, South Africa
Making the AIDS Response Work for Women
Global Coalition on Women and AIDS
Women Can!
Society for Women Against AIDS in Africa (SWAA)
International AIDS Candlelight Memorial Event
Living with HIV/AIDS
Invest in women - it pays!
Stephen Horn talks to Asha-Rose Migirio Deputy Secretary - General of the United Nations
UK pledges 100 million pounds to the UN Population Fund
Interview with Thoraya Obaid, Executive Director of UNFPA
Solution Exchange for the AIDS Community in India
Global Health TV visits UNAIDS in India
Women Deliver / Improving Maternal Health
On Point Stephen Horn
24th Annual International AIDS Candlelight Memorial
Honoring those affected by HIV/AIDS
Stopping the Spread of Tuberculosis
On Point with Stephen Horn
Interview with Dorothy Granada
2007 Award Winner for Best Practises in Global Health
Improving Lives, Building Livelihoods
International Relief & Development
Vision for the Future
World Health Organization & TDR
Global Health Diplomacy
Centers for Disease Control
Interview
Agnes Binagwhao, Rwanda's National AIDS Control Commission
Interview with Ambassador Mark R. Dybul
United States Global AIDS Coordinator
HIV/AIDS in Washington DC
Global Health TV special report

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Gates Award for Global Health 2006 Winner: The Carter Center

Remembering the Forgotten Diseases

The Carter Center works to eradicate neglected and forgotten diseases, including Trachoma, Guinea Worm, River Blindness and Lymphatic Filariasis. The Center's important work was recognised in 2006 when it won the Gates Award for Global Health. As Guinea Worm is reportedly close to eradication, Global Health TV caught up with Center director, Prof. David Sack, and asked what the organization can share with others struggling to bring diseases to an end.

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