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ARP : AIDS Responsibility Project
Friday, September 10, 2010 









Mission Statement
The mission of the AIDS Responsibility Project (ARP) is to educate key policy makers and the general public to the unique needs of traditionally underserved HIV/AIDS-affected populations, and to develop strategies and solutions to overcome barriers to treatment.

President Bush's landmark $15 billion HIV/AIDS initiative in Africa and the Caribbean basin over the next five years has created a widespread and urgent need for organizations like ARP to be created in order to help "connect the dots" of U.S. government funders and overseers, NGO's and private aid groups, and affected populations and the developing infrastructure of care delivery on the ground.

Billions of dollars in funding streams are about to open to affected areas all over Africa, and it is essential that cooperative relationships between U.S. players and African counterparts be built and nurtured, that information be shared across the board, and that the American public have a clear understanding why the initiative is being undertaken, and what is resulting as it proceeds.

ARP was founded in 2003 by a diverse group of policy experts, activists, political leaders, and former public and corporate officials. Their primary goal was to help meet a tremendous public need for critical information on the complex global challenges presented by the HIV/AIDS epidemic today, and to help build important bridges between underserved populations and the wide array of agencies, officials and organizations taking on bold, new efforts to confront these challenges as billions of dollars would soon be pumped in from the U.S. government.

Immediately, ARP has jumped into the fray with successful activities that have built a foundation for its growth and expansion in 2004. In addition to building a strong Board of Directors, ARP has already begun to do its part in enhancing ties between disparate underserved grass-roots populations and senior policy makers in the U.S. Congress and the Bush Administration, as well as with independent federal agencies, major corporations and private organizations taking on new efforts on the ground.

With so much at stake for tens of millions of people around the world, and the speed by which many efforts are ramping up, it is crucial that ARP build on its partnerships to meet this critical need.



View photos from several AIDS Responsibility Project events from across the globe here..
As a result of our successful trip to Latin America, ARP has established a Stigma Reduction Program in Mexico and Brazil.
The AIDS Responsibility Project recently traveled to Africa to view first-hand the impact of the disease on the continent, and the challenges facing those who provide services to these people.
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