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Your guide to the Dialogue Space, Workshops and Trainings, and Harm Reduction Demonstrations

Welcome to three days of conference activities. We have a wide range of conference events including workshops,

trainings, skills building, dialogue and debate, launches and exhibitions and much more.

These are open to all conference delegates. Come along and debate harm reduction issues.

Meet colleagues working in harm reduction from around the world.

Where: The Dialogue Space and the Harm Reduction Demonstrations take place in the Hotel side exhibition area.

The Dialogue Space is coordinated by Maria Phelan (IHRA).

Workshops and trainings take place in the Jamhour Room, on level 3 of the Convention Centre.

When: Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.

Places for Workshops and Trainings are limited! Sign up early:

Workshop and Training sessions are limited to strictly 25 people, in order to maximize the training opportunity. Sign up

for Workshops and Trainings is at the IHRA booth in the Dome on Sunday and Monday morning, and thereafter outside

the Workshop room. Priority will be given to Delegates who emailed interest in participating before the conference but

you must confirm your place by Monday morning. People who have not signed up cannot be admitted to Workshops

and Trainings. When signing up please indicate whether you will require a Certificate of Attendance. Workshops and

Trainings are coordinated by Patrick Gallahue (IHRA) and Nadir Nassif (Menahra).

The Dialogue Space is sponsored by the Global Fund to Fights AIDS Tuberculosis and MalariaHarm Reduction Demonstrations are sponsored by the Conference Consortium

Workshops and Trainings are sponsored by IHRA and the Conference Consortium

DIALOGUE, DEBATEAND WORKSHOPS


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Dialogue space at a glance

Monday 4th April Tuesday 5th April Wednesday 6th April

12:3013:00Same, Same... but Different? Are we doing the

Launch of the International Journal

same things over and over again and expectingon Human Rights and Drug Policy

13:0013:30Introducing MENAHRAs new Global Fund grant

a different result?Decriminalisation in Portugal Joo Castel-

Branco Goulo Portuguese Drugs Czar13:3014:00Change we can believe in? The inside story of PEPFAR

Equity, human rights and the Global Fund

and US politics on drug policy14:0014:30 Advocating for harm reduction: the role of civil

Meet the leaders: The Global Fundsociety advocacy networks

and partners14:3015:00Book launch Harm Reduction at Work Book launch women specific harm reduction materials

15:0015:30Introduction to drug user organising Meet the drug user activists

INPUD: structural violence, stigma, discrimination

and drug user organising

15:3016:00Youth friendly resources Advocacy opportunities 2011 and beyond Meet the sex work activists

16:0016:30The roll back of harm reduction in Europe?

Harm reduction in Eurasia: what are regionalDIY Detox

advocacy priorities?16:3017:00

Harm Reduction and the New Recovery: Naloxone paneltime to evolve a more integrated approach?17:0017:30

Late Breaker TBC


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11:0012:30 Setting up a nationwide programme on opioid How to set up a vocational training program for in-treatmentWhat does a multi-sectoral service system for drug users look like?

substitution treatment (OST) drug users

12:4514:15 Peer Support Work: meaningful co-operations betweenHow to implement harm reduction in prisons Opioid Substitution Treatment in practice

communities, services and policy makers

14:3016:00Overdose prevention training

Hepatitis C treatment and care: A participative training Building capacity for youth

resource for developing and improving services friendly harm reduction

16:1017:40Challenges to the adoption of harm reduction policies

Establishing a low-threshold community based opioidEstimating the size of most at risk populations

substitution treatment (OST) programme

Workshops and trainings at a glance

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Please see next pages for details of Workshops and Trainings.


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10.3011:00Tobacco harm reduction Female condoms Overdose response

12:3013:00Crack cocaine harm reduction Overdose response Female condoms

13:0013:30Overdose response Crack cocaine harm reduction Tobacco harm reduction

13:3014:00Needles and syringes Tobacco harm reduction Needles and syringes

15:3016:00Female condoms Needles and syringes Crack cocaine harm reduction

Harm reduction demonstration area at a glance

Tobacco harm reduction: Carl Phillips and colleagues, TobaccoHarmReduction.org

Female condoms: Lucie van Mens, UAFC (Universal Access to Female Condom) Joint Programme

Overdose: Eliza Wheeler, Harm Reduction Coalition

Crack cocaine harm reduction: Raffi Balian, CounterFIT

Needles and syringes: Lenneke Keijzer, Apothicom

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