The ‘Under
the Baobab Tree’ African Diaspora networking zone in the Global Village at AIDS
2014 provided an opportunity for people from the African and Black Diaspora and
their colleagues to network, share knowledge, and relax.
The zone
was hosted by the Centre for Culture, Ethnicity and Health (CEH) in partnership
with the African and Black Diaspora Global Network on HIV and AIDS (ABDGN), and
AFAO, with the guidance and support of AFAO’s African Reference Group.
Beth Hodge,
Community
Development and Advocacy Officer at the WA AIDS Council (WAAC), is a member of
the African Reference group and was one of two WA representatives on the African Diaspora Networking Zone working
group. We asked Beth to share her thoughts about her experiences under the
baobab.
