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Title A name given to the resource RBC Seminar Subject The topic of the resource People University Life Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Published in Agora Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1996-5 Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context UG6-AV-I-351 People Published in the Agora RBC Seminar Unidentified Person https://digitalcollections.lakeheadu.ca/files/original/9185d4e909abcbb7ba3d0fbc61bcc964.png 812ee3da716d6dfb769fcf2d65808a18 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource David Belrose fonds Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource reACT-Believe Summer 1989 Cover Subject The topic of the resource Communities in Northwestern Ontario Description An account of the resource The cover of the reACT-Believe Summer 1989 issue. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource AIDS Council of Thunder Bay (ACT-B) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1989 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PNG Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Canada-Ontario-Thunder Bay https://digitalcollections.lakeheadu.ca/files/original/17/2717/1988_reACT-Believe_vol1no1_2.pdf ff7c6f4eb6d2db79e5bd5dbf2250bb32 PDF Text Text THE AIDS COMMITTEE OF THUNDER BAY NEWSLETTER SUMMER 1968 VOL 1 ISSUE 1 How To flAMt SAFC StX: The ReACT-Belieye is published quarterly by the AIDS Conittee of Thunder Bay (ACT-B). The Coniittee tas incorporated in October, 1987 and is a registered non-orotit orqaniiation. its charitv nuioer is 0779330-11. Receipts ror tai deduction purposes fill be issued tor donations. Itei6 tor publication ■ay be sibnitted to The Bditor, P.U. Box 3586, Thunder Bay, Ont. P7B 6H2. The AIDS CQHHITTBB OF THUIDBM BAY maintains an intormation and resource centre at 283 Bay Street in Thunder bay, ACT-B operates the AIDS Intonation Fhoneline at 345-8AFB (7233); the business line is 345-1516. Office hours are iron V a.n. to 5 p.i., Monday throueh Friday. Tne AIDS phoneline is staffed dv volunteers on Mondays, »eone6davs and Fridays troi li noon to 2 p.i. Callers can speak to ACT-B staff or access a taped nessaire at other tines. �President's lessage In tnis first issue of ReACT-Be1ieve I »ant to review tne origins and develoonent of the Connittee, and looR toward the tuture. ACt-B was toned on a volunteer basis in January, 19bto address the issue or AIDS in Thunder Bay. A lot of effort went into fathering intonation, providing it to the gav coniunity, and trying to raise the awareness of the (general public. He hosted the first public form in Thunder Bay in November of that year. By October of 1987 we were co-sponsors of a city-wide AIDS Awareness Week, alone with the District Health Unit. He received funding fron the Ontario Ministry of Health in Deceiber, 1987 and were finally able to begin to work in an organiled way. By January the Board of Directors had hired an Executive Director, and Education Officer, and a part-tiie Office Manager, as well as established an office. In the aonths since we established an intonation phoneline with a solid core of volunteers, loved to lore spacious quarters, began to develop a strong outreach prograi, and worked at establishing a strong organizational base on which to continue our work in the tuture. At this point, 1 want to publicly eipres6 ■V deep appreciation tor the work that has been done by all those involved with the Conittee, the directors, the volunteers, and the statf. While everyone deserves a lot of credit, 1 particularly want to thank Michael. Serge, and Lawrence for the inense aiount of energy they have put into their work, and for bringing us this far along as quickly as they have. Now that we are well established it is tiie to focus our vision on the future. We have iany goals to achieve, and ianv proiects at various stages or deveiopient. In order to succeed in our priiary educational ana support wotr we iu6t strive to overcoie hoiophobia, not only in tne general conunitv, but in tne gay conunity as well. At this stage, we also need to expand our leibership. We are a registered charity, and 1 encourage everyone who has not already done so to purchase a leibership; and, if able, lake an additional donation to our support fund. As well, we welcoie volunteers and potential board leibers to participate in the activities of the Conittee. To all those involved up to now, heartfelt thanks, and to everyone, lets work hard for a better toiorrow. DAVID BKLMOSK SUNTOONa UH-OH...THIS VIRUS CDULP BE TROUBLE... IT JUST MADE A RUDE GESTURE AT ME.,, �ACT-B backs OAM call on dreg availability the 15-nenoer Ontario Aids Network, mich includes Al'T-B, recently issued a call to the Federal government to accelerate approval or new drugs for treating PMAs. The (JAN urged Ottawa to “atreressivelv“ seek new drug treatments, facilitate clinical trials conducted by community physicians, and accept the results of medical Iy-recognised drug trials from other countries. The Network said that drugs proven in combatting AIDS-related conditions should be available to PMAs in Canada, even though they may not have been tested in this country. “Persons living with AID8 have the right to chooBe experimental treatments based on the latest information and the advice of their physicians,“ the OAN said. ACT-B circulated the position paper to news media and Members of Parliament, Ernie Bpp and Ian Angus, and also to several Northwestern Ontario members of th.e provincial legislature. The AIDS Committee of Thnmder lay provides a wide range of services: - speakers for educational presentations - a library of brochures, books, pamphlets, clippings and videos - confidential one-on-one counselling - the AIDS Infortation Phone line - in-service sessions for professional groups. ACT-B maintains links with the medical and health care organisations in Thunder Bay. The Committee i6 a member of the Ontario AIDS letwork and the Canadian AID8 Society/ La Societe canadienne di SIDA. Dry Kisses & Stiff Kicks Every issie of ieACT-Believe mill teatire am awarding of two kinds of prises to people, organisations, and instititions involved with AIDS. The awards will fall into two categories: Dry Kisses (which are, of coirse, eminently safe sex) and Stiff Kicks (which speaks for itself). leaders are invited to nominate their own candidates tor either award. In o«r imaigiral lssne, we throw oir Dry Kisses to oar dedicated volunteers. Bravo! Oir Stiff Kicks go to the government of British Colinbia. Victoria has been penalising PVAs by charging them, retroactively, tor the nse of AZT, the drag of choice tor treating HiV infection. CANADIAN AIDS SOCIETY LA SOCIETE CANADIENNE DU SIDA �Voluteer Profile - David Volunteers help ACl'-B tunction as a successful coifunity-based AIDS organization. ReACT-Believe rill regularly feature profiles on our volunteers. Recently re spoke to David, a 30year old rho brings a lot of corritrent to bis rork on the AIDS Pboneline. Q. David, that brought you to ACT-BV A. "I think education is the cure. The lore people are intoned, and the *ore people are filling to infor* others, then we'll be able to do something about AIDS." 0. What do you think ot your fork here? A. "It's like being a firefighter. It’s «ore important to be there than to have 10 Billion fires to fight. Through education fe can avoid having an AIDS crisis that fe can’t handle." Q. David, what’s been the single biggest challenge you’ve had as a phone 1ine volunteer.' A. "It fas the tiae a young tan fho * d just found out he'd tested HIV positive phoned and told ae he fas thinking of suicide. I still get freaked out fhen I think about it." Q. Hof do you earn your living? A. "I fork at a paper fill here in Thunder Bay. When I’i not forking, or involved fith iy union, I do a lot of fork in art." Q. Hof’s that? A. "1 run a graphic arts service part-tiie. Vou see I studied art in different places; bronze sculpture in Mexico and I've also been to the University of Wisconsin and the Banff School of Fine Arts." 0. Hof do you like to spend your free tiie, David? A. “I like sports, sfining, fountain biking and, in the finter, downhi11 skiing. But I also like to party. I’■ famous for that." AIDS Atareness leek ipdate Planning for the 1988 edition of AIDS Afarenes6 Week is already fell under fay. “Living fith AIDS" is the lifeaffirming theie selected for this year by the Ontario AIDS Wetfork, the uibrella organization of cofiunity-based AIDS groups of fhich ACT-B 16 an active leiber. ACT-B is chairing the steering coauittee for the event here. We have struck suocoiBittees ror iedia relations, prograiiing and Keynote events. Pinal details on the prograi should be ready by lidAugust. Soie events fill be sponsored by ACT-B, soie by the feek’s co-sponsors 6uch as the District Health Unit, local hospitals and educational institutions. Volunteer help fill be essential to lake all of this happen the fay it should. If you would like to lend a hand in faking AAW leaningful for a lot of people, call the office at 345-1516. �Healthy sex hoise parties ACT-B is reviewing its services to the gav community. in aadition to our regular literature table and display at GIB social events, le have a nunoer ot new projects under development. The first is a series ot HisALTHY SEX house parties to start August 25th. The program is designed tor gay and biseiual ■en to learn more about safer sex, to share their concerns with others in a small group setting. The house party tormat will be limited to ten participants, and held in a local home. The theme is supporting healthy sex attitudes and activities, in a casual and confidential atmosphere. Ife hope to otter a half dosen of these workshops, about one every six weeks. If your're interested in coming to the first party, please phone 3A5-1516 and ask for Hichael. The first ten people we hear from will get into the first party. Others wili be put on a reserve list for parties later on. There already are some people signed up, 60 we anticipate the spaces will go quickly. it's tree, it's Thursday evening, 7-1U p.m., August z51h. It’s the start of big tning6 to come. io** AIDS 3 4 5 PHONELINE - 7 2 3 3 AIDS COMM ITTEE6fTHU NDERBAY �ACT-1 aoves to ne* hoae Statf and volunteers von’t have to worry about craaped auarters anyaore. ACT-B’s educational and resource centre aoved troa its original location to a coatortable newer space at 283 Bay Street. The wove was coapleted by Jane 14. Volunteers Eleanor Jensen and Andree Langlois were enoraonsly helpful. Their staaina - in very hot weather - helped us aove the office furniture, typewriter, coaputer equipaent, and hundreds of kilos of books and paaphlets. Thank you Andree for salvaging those sorely neglected house plants! Be will add new rooa for private counselling, and we'll need 6oae help with painting. Above all, we need area rig«/c«rpeti, a door aat, stackable chairs (12 at least), plant stands, and pictire traaes for oar aany attractive posters which need proper display. It you have any iteas of this kind yoi'd like to donate or lead, do give as a call. Calling all aeabers! Cop? deadline tor the Fail issue ot ReACT-Believe is dept. 9, 198B. The Editor fill consider all sabiissionB. The opinions expressed in ReACT-Believe are those ot the anthors and do not necessarily represent the policy ot the A1 Dd Conittee ot Thunder Bay. Elsewhere in this newsletter, ACT-B president David Belrose writes that our organisation is ready to put a tajor eaphasis on nenbership recruitaent. It'6 through the building up of aeabership that ACT-B will be able to recruit volunteers, develop a source for aoral and financial suoport, enhance its profile as a truly connanity-based social service and develop a pool of talent troa which can be drawn future aeabers of the board. Membership in ACT-B has several benefits they are listed elsewhere in ReACT-Be 1 ievebut the aost important thing is the chance to be part ot the solution to one of the greatest social and aedicai challenges this country has faced. �foi Are tot Alone A Coluan by Hichael dooou Alternative treataents end coapliaentary therapies There have been tio significant developments in the struggle with AIDS during the past 12 months that I’d like to talk about here. The first is the ■oveaent troai AIDS beine considered an acute, terainal illness to tnat of AIDS being looked upon as a chronic illness fith occassional acute stages. More people who nave AIDS are staving alive, and staying alive longer. The secono developaent is the aounting evidence that HIV is probably not the cause or AIDS. It aav be necessary ror H1V to be present, but or and bv 118e 1 f it may not be causal. This view is not universally accented iust vet, nor detinitelv proven. Doth of these deveiooaents shift focus to prevention and treataent aethods. And this is very needed attention, as so auch energy, tiae and money has been put into education up to now. Traditional aedicine does not promise either a cure or vaccine in the near future. But there have been breakthroughs in net drug treatments that can be invaluable to PiAs who pursue the medical model. PCP Ithe pneumonia that has been the number one cause of most AIDS-related deaths! can now be both effectively treated and prevented by the use of aerosolized pentaeidine. This, along with other infection fighters, anti-viral drugs, and immune boosters give a lot of hope to PKAs. AL’T-B has information about new treatments and can refer vou to other sources. Looking at both areas or prevention and treatment, the subiect of complementary therapies comes into crucial focus. If HIV is not causal to AIDS, that probably means there are a6 vet unidentified co-factors involved. He have long known that diet, eiercise, hygiene and psychology all plav intergral roles in our basic health. Any one of these can be a contributing co-ractor to ill health. PIA coalitions have been in the forefront of seeking out and using alternative, complementary tnerapies. When diagnosed with AIDS, se1f-acceptance ana a strong oesire to restore wellness become a challenge. Complimentary therapies offer avenues or personal empowerment, that is, taking responsiDiIitv personally in the healing process, rather than merely submitting oneself into the hands of traditonal medicine. Changing and improving one’6 diet reouires no one's permission or follow through but your own. The same with changing and improving eiercise, reducing stress, meditating, visualizing, resting. Hore is being written about complimentary therapies than ever before. ACT-B has a growing resource library of books, articies and tapes in this area. It is available free at our drop-in resource centre. Or phone us for updates and it vou have any questions. SILEN(E=DEATH �I WANT TO HELP: I support the Roals of the AIDS COMM ITTBB of Thunder Bay - ■obilizine our coaiunity through education, advocacy and suooort to respond to the challenge of AIDS - and I vant to be a leiber. ACT UK HBNBKRSHiP: S5.00 itor lnoiviauais »ho fisn to volunteer tue and effort.) SUPPORT!IG HKNBKkSHlP: $25.UU lor more) (tor institutions, orjranizations, groups and individuals vno cannot co*mt volunteer ti*e and effort.) ACT-B will issue receipts tor tar deduction purposes for every donation of $5 or wore. Tar deduction receipts are not issued tor aeabership fees. The list of aeabers and supporters of ACT-B is kept strictly confidential. All ne» ACT-s leibers receive rree: A copy of AIDS: What livery Responsible Canadian Should Knoi, a subscription to ReAl’T-Be 1 ieve, ACT-B’s newsletter, and voting rights at the General Annual Heetine of the AIDS Coiiittee of Thunder Bay. 1 vould aiso like to lane a donation to ACT-B for: $ sm THIS HHHBBHSHIP coupon To: AIDS COMM ITTBB OF THUHDKR BAY P.0. BQi 3586 THOIDBI BAY, OITARIO P7B 682 NAME: ADDRESS: CITY: _ _ PROVINCE: POSTAL CODE: TELEPHONE: ON VACATION? KEEP IT SAFE! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource David Belrose fonds Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource reACT-Believe Vol 1 Issue 1 - Summer 1988 Subject The topic of the resource Organizations Health and Medicine Description An account of the resource Newsletter of the AIDS Committee of Thunder Bay Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource AIDS Committee of Thunder Bay Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1988 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource English