Leonard Boniface, founder of Teenage Life Programme, our consultative member organisation in Tanzania, participated in this years international Aids Conference. He exchanged a lot of information and was among others, chosen to make a short film for MTV.
Leonard was together with 48 participants on the MTV 48 Fest 2006 Staying Alive Team, that participated in the making of a film on HIV/AIDS: “we received training from various experienced people in the film industry, like Georgia Arnold, Vice President of Public Affairs at MTV, and co-founder of Staying Alive, Hollywood actor Richard Gere. We were given 48 hours to make a film in 8 groups, each with different themes related to HIV/AIDS. These films are educational tools on HIV/AIDS awareness. It was a honour to be involved“.
You can watch these terrific films on the website at: http://eu.staying-alive.org/48fest/media.html Leonard’s team is the blue one. In case you don’t have windows media player, you can download one for free at; http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/default.mspx
You can contact Leonard through [email protected] , http://profiles.takingitglobal.org/LennyB
For more on this years International Aids Conference with lots of material, go to: http://www.aids2006.org/
For more on this years International Aids Conference with lots of material, go to: http://www.aids2006.org/