Speakers

Annet Biryetega
National Coordinator for the National Community of Women Living with HIV/AIDS (NACWOLA), Uganda.

“The NACWOLA women realised the importance of communicating with children to help them cope with their situation and this formed the basis of the Memory project. Mothers were trained with the skills to communicate about HIV and eventually disclose their positive status to their children.”
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Jonathan Morgan
Former Director of the Memory Work Project, Capetown University, Coordinator of the 10MMP, South Africa.

“Memory work is not the product. It’s not the outcome of a box or a book or a body map. It’s the space in which one can talk and share. And one can dare to hope and dare to remember.”
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Noreen Huni
Executive Director of the Regional Psychosocial Support Initiative For Children Affected by HIV/AIDS (REPSSI), Zimbabwe
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