Conference Updates Sign up now to receive the Daily Update email during the week of the conference. Newsmaker Interview Jackie Judd talks with U.S. Ambassador Randall Tobias about President Bush's global AIDS initiative, his impressions of the conference, and reaction to protests that interrupted his conference speech. An interview with actor and AIDS activist Richard Gere is also available. more... YouthandHIV.org This Web site was developed to provide policymakers, media, youth, and all activists attending or interested in the XV International AIDS Conference in Bangkok, Thailand, with the tools to ensure that young people are at the centre of global and national debate and policymaking. more... Community Responses to HIV/AIDS These videos feature interviews with people who are on the frontlines of efforts to fight HIV/AIDS around the world. Highlighted countries include Brazil, Haiti, India and Thailand. Selected Publications from the 2004 AIDS Conference UNAIDS, UNIFEM and UNFPA's "Women and AIDS: Confronting the Crisis" The Global Fund's "A Force for Change: The Global Fund at 30 Months" Doctors Without Borders/MSF's Briefing Document "Rapid Expansion, Emerging Challenges" more... XV International AIDS Conference - Daily Coverage Bangkok, Thailand | July 11 -16, 2004 Kaisernetwork.org is providing daily coverage of the XV International AIDS Conference from Bangkok, Thailand, including webcasts, interviews, news summaries, and more. Visit our Guide to Coverage. Wednesday, July 14, 2004 Wednesday, July 14, 2004-- As U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator Ambassador Randall Tobias prepared to address the XV International AIDS Conference in Bangkok, Thailand, protests overtook applause. After several minutes, activists quieted down, and Tobias defended U.S. HIV/AIDS policy. "It is time--in fact, it is past time--to move forward from this point,"; he said. "Too much time has been lost already." (video) (transcript) Science magazine correspondent Jon Cohen talks with Kaiser's Jackie Judd about the most recent political and scientific developments at the AIDS Conference. (video) Focus of XV International AIDS Conference Turns to U.S. HIV/AIDS Policy, Women and Youth U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator Tobias Addresses XV International AIDS Conference; Speech Interrupted by Protestors 15 Million AIDS Orphans Worldwide, 12 Million in Sub-Saharan Africa, Report Says View today's entire report. Treatment Approaches: Health Systems' Capacity in Resource-Constrained Settings (7/14/2004) At the Crossroads: Accelerating Youth Access to HIV/AIDS Services (7/14/2004) Plenary: Ensuring Access for Youth and Women (7/14/2004) Special Lecture: "The Global Fight Against HIV/AIDS - Doing It Differently" (7/14/2004) Randall Tobias, U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator Offcial Conference Press Briefing (7/14/2004) Plenary: Scaling Up Access to Treatment (7/13/2004) Are Intellectual Property Rights a Barrier to Increased Access to ARVs? (7/13/2004) Official Conference Press Briefing (7/13/2004) Towards an HIV-Free Generation: Lessons and Experiences From Large-Scale Youth HIV/AIDS Prevention Programming Research (7/13/2004) Meet the Leaders: Showcasing Media Partnerships - The Global Media AIDS Initiative (7/13/2004) Special "Meet the Leaders": Political Leadership (7/13/2004) 13 July 2004 12 July 2004 11 July 2004 Coverage provided by kaisernetwork.org, a free health policy news and webcasting service from the Kaiser Family Foundation.       ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ......

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