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A good way to keep up with important issues in your field is to sign up for digital newsletters (e-bulletins) from good information providers…

They will then be emailed to you.

The links here will take you straight to the ‘sign up’ pages of some of the most useful organisations we know.

AIDS Alliance – for community-level HIV/AIDS activities

AIDSMap (NAM) – for treatment news, practice and community action

Palliative Care – Worldwide Hospice & Palliative Care Online (WHPCO) for workers involved with people at the end of their lives.

Drum Beat – for Communication & Development

ARROW – for Women’s Health and Rights in the Asia-Pacific region

ID21 – can be found under Eldis nowadays

EEnet – for inclusive education

Source – resources on international health & disability. For the e-letter “What’s New at Source?” contact source@ichucl.ac.uk

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