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| A
celebrity auction on
eBay to benefit
organizations that
care for Africa's
AIDS orphans,
including a program
established by Mary
Fisher. As a global
initiative by the
toy and game company
Hasbro, Inc., it
aims to raise
awareness of the
estimated 15 million
children who have
been orphaned as a
result of the AIDS
epidemic in Africa
and to support
programs that serve
them.
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In spring 2006, Mary
Fisher earned a new
honor for work long
close to her heart:
advocating for women
and girls affected
by HIV/AIDS. As a
special
representative, Ms.
Fisher will raise
awareness and
provide advocacy on
HIV prevention,
treatment, care and
support, with an
emphasis on women,
children and youth. Click
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Mary Fisher first
visited Zambia a few
years ago because
the University of
Alabama in
Birmingham — home
base of her Mary
Fisher Clinical AIDS
Research and
Education (CARE)
Fund — supports an
ambitious
AIDS-fighting
program there. Since
that first visit,
her heart has drawn
her back repeatedly
to the
south-central-African
nation, where
there's both
staggering loss from
HIV/AIDS and
heartening progress
against it.
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The O bracelet was a
special project of
O, the Oprah
Magazine,
launched in the
Style Section of its
May 2007 issue. In
Rwanda and Zambia,
women who are
infected or affected
by HIV/AIDS made
intricately beaded
bracelets, for sale
exclusively at
Macys.com.
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