The Naz FoundationThe Naz Foundation: HIV/AIDS Advocacy and Care

Princeton in Asia - New Delhi, India Dora Huang

New Delhi, India New Delhi, India The city itself Living in the extremes Everyday influences

Wealth v. Poverty Modernity v. History

Respect for tradition Influences of culture Stigma associated with

HIV/AIDS, discriminationA spicy meal in five minutes or less.

Rajasthan, India.

The Naz Foundation (India) Trust The Naz Foundation (India) Trust Mission: “committed to raising awareness to prevent the

spread of HIV and providing support to those living with the virus and those affected by it”

Programs MSM, Milan Project Peer Education Goal AIF: Train others Care Home Advocacy

Naz Care Home Kids playing cricket around 14th century tombs.

Hauz Khas, New Delhi, India.

Internship Internship

Office work Sponsorships, Give India Publications: Newsletters,

Care Home Manuals Annual, Monthly reports Mapping Pathways

Care Home Celebrations, events Admitting new children

Mehndi (Henna) for Raksha Bandhan in August. Naz Care Home, New Delhi, India.

Experience Experience

Media, communications NGOs: financial, legal HIV/AIDS, children

Influences; Delhi Community Cultural perspectives Political scene

Birthday celebration at the Care Home. Naz Care Home, New Delhi.

Outlook Outlook As an organization

Expansion: self, other care homes in India Outreach and education: spreading awareness

Man sweeping out water canal. Safdarjung’s Tomb, New Delhi, India.

Personal Field of study Development of

interests

Acknowledgements Acknowledgements

Naz India Anjali Gopalan Anuradha Mukherjee Sareeta Shah

Princeton in Asia Princeton

Environmental Institute After a thunderstorm, on camel safari in the Thar Desert.

Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, India.