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Health and Human Rights Summit – Open Forum: Advancing the Wellbeing of People Who Use Drugs
On this day, our community invite our partners and allies to join us for a series of presentations and panel discussions that centre the health and human rights of people who use drugs.
On this day, our community invite our partners and allies to join us for a series of presentations and panel discussions that centre the health and human rights of people who use drugs.
FAQ’S
Who should attend the Health and Human Rights Open Forum?
Achieving equity and freedom takes the voices of many – Your presence matters.
Who should attend:
- People who use drugs
- People who work as or identify as a Peer within the drug-using community
People working in:
- Harm Reduction
- Alcohol and Other Drugs
- Community Services
- Corrective Services
- Healthcare
- Health Promotion and Communication
- Housing
- Human Rights
- Local, State and Federal Government
- Policy
- Research
- Media
Advocates for:
- Justice
- Education
- Drug Law Reform
- Poverty Eradication
- Gender Equality
- Housing
Where is Health and Human Rights Summit Open Forum?
This year, the Health and Human Rights Summit—Open Forum: Advancing the Wellbeing of People Who Use Drugs will be held at the Crowne Plaza in Adelaide.
I have already been invited to attend the Health and Human Rights Summit on the 9th and 10th Dec, do I need to register for the Open Forum Day?
No. If you are a member of the AIVL network or an AIVL partner who has been invited to the closed community sessions on the 9th and 10th Dec you are already registered for the Open Forum on the 11th.
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