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Peerology: A guide by and for people who use drugs on how to get involved

This document, written by and for people who use drugs, serves to guide those who wish to get involved locally and mobilize to improve the life conditions of people who use drugs in their area. It provides advice on how to include people who use drugs in decisions that affect their lives and tips to assist in building capacity to respond to the needs of people who use drugs.

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Published by:	Canadian AIDS Society (CAS)
Date:	2015
Type:	Client resources
Language(s):	English, French
Topic(s):	HIV
Specific Population(s):	People who inject or use drugs
Programming:	Advocacy and community mobilization, Program delivery
Access:	Download the PDF

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