AFRO-NETS> Call for papers -- AIDS-Orphans Whitepaper

[Silvia Jarchow <sjarchow@zmml.uni-bremen.de>]

Call for papers -- AIDS-Orphans Whitepaper
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Topic: 
How ordinary citizens can help to provide relief to the AIDS-Orphans

Editor: Dr. rer. nat. S. Jarchow

Purpose: 
Contributors are invited to describe which role the general public 
(e.g. simple people, citizens or tourists) could play to help the 16 
Million AIDS-Orphans who are struggling world-wide for basic human 
needs such as the right to life, liberty, health-care and education.

Publication format: 
Contributions will be edited as an ePaper in Adobe PDF-format and 
distributed electronically. Papers of 1,000-5,000 words may be sub-
mitted in English, French, German or other languages (translation 
into one of the first three is greatly appreciated).

Deadline to submit a contribution: 20 Dec. 2001

To receive the instructions for authors please send an e-mail to: 
mailto:sjarchow@zmml.uni-bremen.de?subject=AIDS-Orphans-whitepaper

Description: 
The AIDS-Orphans Whitepaper is a brainstorming project with the aim 
of combining sustainable tourism with AIDS-awareness, the promotion 
of high and low-tech scientific knowledge and research on all aspects 
of HIV/AIDS among the African and European public via inter-exchange-
able online education (e.g. by satellites), inter- and intra-cultural 
understanding, reintegration of European and African unemployed, ex-
tra-qualification (e.g. for retired persons, persons on sabbatical, 
students, scholars) in order to provide personal care to the AIDS-
Orphans who desperately need it.

The Whitepaper will serve as a common resource to write grants and to 
promote the involvement of the general public in helping AIDS-
Orphans. It may serve as a primary document for presentations to gov-
ernments, public institutions, donors etc. helping to initiate and 
fund the project on a broad scale.

Thank you for your commitment,

Dr. rer. nat. Silvia Jarchow, Dipl.-Chem.
Centre for Multimedia in Education (ZMML)
Universitaet Bremen
Bibliothekstr. - MZH
D-28359 Bremen, Germany
mailto:sjarchow@zmml.uni-bremen.de

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