Heroes of HIV: HIV in the Caribbean
Gaurav Noronha from School Without Walls in Washington, DC reports on the HIV-AIDS crisis in the US.
An inside look at the dangerous conditions inside Haiti's collapsing national penitentiary.
"Sex Workers Confront HIV" aired on Foreign Exchange the week of January 24, 2008.
Watch the video on the Heroes of HIV interactive website.
Antigone Barton was interviewed on South Florida's local PBS station, WPBT Channel 2.
It was 1982 when Dr. Jean Malecki examined a dying 9-month-old baby and made the first pediatric AIDS diagnosis in Palm Beach County.
Australia's needle exchange program aims to prevent injecting drug users from sharing dirty needles.
This video takes you inside the walls of one of the worst prisons in the Western hemisphere.
These are good times in this embattled capital.
Kidnappings are down and trash is picked up.
With HIV widespread in prisons, Dr. John May travels back and forth from the U.S. to treat infected inmates in Haiti.
CANGE, Haiti — Trucks teeter perilously as they climb the rutted and rock-strewn road between Port-au- Prince and Cange, jolting the people who travel unsheltered on their cargo.
Experts at the International AIDS Society Conference discuss the future of treating and preventing the HIV virus.
Sex workers in the Dominican Republic fight against the growing rate of HIV and AIDS among them through vaccine trials and sex education.
Aired on Foreign Exchange the week of November 16, 2007.
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Antigone Barton is a free-lance journalist who spent 10 years covering health, justice and environment issues for the Palm Beach Post in South Florida. During the last seven years she has written...
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Stephen Sapienza is an award-winning news and documentary producer who has covered a wide range of human security stories, including the HIV crisis in Haiti and the Dominican Republic, child...