Do you think the US could do more to address health issues of people in poor countries?
Then join Philadelphia Global AIDS Watchdogs (GAWD), in collaboration with AFRICOM, for a
TOWN HALL AND DINNER
Come share your stories of accessing health care in your country. Learn about what the US has done to address global health crises, such as AIDS, TB, and malaria, and how the US could do more to provide treatment and medical care to millions around the world.
Thursday, September 2nd, 5:30-7:30pm
Studio 34, 4522 Baltimore Ave
RSVPs encouraged, but not required. Dinner will be served, and tokens will be provided for those who need them. Recent immigrants are especially encouraged to attend.
More information or to RSVP - gawd@critpath.org or 215-821-7231
Philly GAWD is an AIDS and global health activist group that is working to pressure the US government to fund global health programs, such as those addressing AIDS, TB and malaria. We do this through education, organizing and direct action, in Philadelphia and in concert with activists across the US.
The Coalition of African Communities - Philadelphia (AFRICOM) is an umbrella organization that brings together various African, American and Caribbean community organizations and individuals, who seek to improve the welfare of its community members.
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