“A Story to Tell” is an initiative that provides a voice to youth around the
world who are affected by HIV and AIDS by documenting its impact through
their eyes. Its aim is to give youth the opportunity to promote the issues
surrounding HIV/AIDS to the rest of the world.

What are we looking for?
Seven youth delegates who are attending the XVI International AIDS
Conference that are willing to commit a minimum of 2 hours per month, for
one year.

What’s in it for you?
You will learn how to be a field journalist during the 2006 AIDS Conference
and work with a great international team that will provide feedback on each
of your stories throughout the year. The stories will be featured as videos
on a website along with educational curriculum for students and educators to
be used in numerous countries.

What is the selection criteria?
- Affiliation with a UNESCO school and / or an international
non-governmental organization
- A minimum of English or French as a second language
-Established involvement in local, regional, or national HIV-AIDS related
issues.

How to apply?
Send an email with your contact information and a 200-word description
explaining what skills or assets you could bring to this project. No
previous experience is required. Candidates will be selected and contacted
over the next few weeks.

Please note: Candidates will not receive funding or scholarships.

For more information contact:
Office of Research Promotion & Outreach
National Microbiology Laboratory
Public Health Agency of Canada
1015 Arlington Street, Suite T2410
Winnipeg, Canada
R3E 3R2
Email: info@nml.ca