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VIDEO/DVD LOAN
VIDÉOS/DVD À EMPRUNTER
O C T O B E R
O C T O B R E
1.877.999.7740 / 613.725.3434
[email protected]
613.725.1205
www.aidssida.cpha.ca
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About us
À propos du Centre
Established in 1989, the Canadian HIV/AIDS Information
Centre is the largest information centre on HIV/AIDS in
Canada. The Information Centre is a program of the
Canadian Public Health Association. Our mandate is to
provide information on HIV prevention, care, and
treatment to community-based organizations, health and
education professionals, resource centres and others with
HIV and AIDS information needs in Canada. At the
Information Centre, our focus is to support Canadian
activities in the area of HIV prevention.
Créé en 1989, le Centre canadien d’information sur le
VIH/sida est le plus grand centre d’informations sur le
VIH/sida au Canada. Le Centre d’information fait partie
des programmes de l’Association canadienne de santé
publique. Il a pour mandat de fournir de l’information sur
la prévention du VIH, les soins et le traitement, aux
organismes communautaires, aux professionnels de la
santé et de l’éducation, aux centres de documentation et
à tous ceux qui ont besoin d’information sur le VIH/sida.
Au Centre d’information, nous mettons l’accent sur le
soutien des activités canadiennes dans le domaine de la
prévention du VIH.
How to use this catalogue
Comment consulter le catalogue
Please note that this catalogue lists more recent
(1997 and newer) materials plus popular materials from
earlier years. It is NOT a complete listing of videos/DVDs
in our collection. Contact us if you are looking for older
materials or specific items.
Ce catalogue contient non seulement des documents
relativement récents (publiés depuis 1997), mais aussi les
documents les plus en demande des années précédentes.
Toutefois, ce n’est PAS une liste complète des vidéos et
DVD dans notre collection. Si vous cherchez un document
plus ancien ou un titre en particulier, communiquez avec
nous.
The videos/DVDs are divided by subject. The videos/DVDs
in each subject area are organized alphabetically by title.
Each listing includes the title, author, place of publication,
publisher, date of publication, notes, abstract, suggested
audience and a call number. Please note that the notes
and abstracts are in the same language as the document.
Subject index ......................page 3
Videos/DVDs........................pages 5-20
Les vidéos et DVD sont classés par thème. Sous chaque
thème, les titres des vidéos et DVD apparaissent en ordre
alphabétique. Chaque rubrique comprend le titre,
l’auteur, le lieu de publication, la maison d’édition, la date
de publication, les notes, le résumé, le public cible et une
cote. Les notes et le résumé sont rédigés dans la langue
du document.
Index de sujets ...................page 3
Vidéos/DVD..........................pages 5-20
Interested in a video/DVD?
Get in touch with us!
Vous cherchez un vidéo/DVD?
Communiquez avec nous!
We would be pleased to lend you videos/DVDs from our
collection. Please see our Video/DVD Loan Policies on
page 4. (Politiques de prêt des videos/DVD)
Il nous fera plaisir de vous prêter l’un des vidéos/DVD de
notre collection. Consultez notre Politique de prêt des
vidéos/DVD à la page 4.
You can contact us at:
Canadian HIV/AIDS Information Centre
Canadian Public Health Association
400 – 1565 Carling Avenue
Ottawa, ON K1Z 8R1
Pour nous joindre :
Centre canadien d’information sur le VIH/sida
Association canadienne de santé publique
1565, avenue Carling, bureau 400
Ottawa (Ontario) K1Z 8R1
Phone:
Toll free:
Fax:
613-725-3434
1-877-999-7740
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Email:
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Published by the Canadian HIV/AIDS Information Centre,
Canadian Public Health Association.
Publié par le Centre canadien d’information sur le VIH/sida de
l’Association canadienne de santé publique.
Production of this publication has been made possible by a
financial contribution from the Public Health Agency of Canada.
The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent the
official policy of the Public Health Agency of Canada.
La production de cette publication a été rendue possible grâce a la
contribution financière de l’Agence de santé publique du Canada.
Les opinions exprimées ici ne reflètent pas nécessairement les
opinions de l’Agence de santé publique du Canada.
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CANADIAN HIV/AIDS INFORMATION CENTRE VIDEO/DVD CATALOGUE
OCTOBER 2005
Subject Index
Aboriginal Peoples ..........5
AIDS Awareness Campaigns ..........6
Blood and Blood Services ..........6
7 ..........Art corporel
5 ..........Autochtones
6 ..........Campagnes de sensibilisation au sida
Body Art ..........7
7 ..........Co-infection
Children ..........7
10........Communautés ethnoculturelles
Co-infection ..........7
Correctional Issues ..........8
Counselling ..........8
Discrimination ..........8
Educational Materials ..........8
Ethnocultural Communities........10
Gay Youth........10
General Information........11
11........Contrôle d’infection
8 ..........Counselling
17........Dépistage
8 ..........Discrimination
7 ..........Enfants
14........Exposition professionnelle
17........Femmes
15........Grossesse
Harm Reduction........11
16........ITS
Infection Control........11
18........Jeunes
Injection Drug Use........12
International Perspective........12
Mental Health........13
Nutrition........14
Occupational Exposure........14
Palliative Care........14
Personal Stories and Dramas........15
Persons with HIV/AIDS........15
Pregnancy........15
Religion........16
Research........16
Seniors........16
Sexual Health........16
10........Jeunes gais
8 ..........Matériel éducatif
8 ..........Milieu carcéral
18........Milieu de travail
14........Nutrition
16........Personnes âgées
15........Personnes atteintes du VIH/sida
12........Perspective internationale
16........Recherche
11........Réduction des méfaits
16........Religion
11........Renseignements généraux
6 ..........Sang et services de sang
STIs........16
13........Santé mentale
Testing........17
16........Santé sexuelle
Treatment........17
14........Soins palliatifs
Women........17
Workplace........18
Youth........18
OCTOBRE 2005
Index de sujets
15........Témoignages et dramatisations
17........Traitement
12........Utilisation de drogues injectables
CATALOGUE DES VIDÉOS/DVD À EMPRUNTER DU CENTRE CANADIEN D’INFORMATION SUR LE VIH/SIDA
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Video loan policies
Politiques de prêt des vidéos
• The Canadian HIV/AIDS Information Centre lends
videos/DVDs to Canadian organizations only.
• Les vidéos ne sont prêtés qu’aux organismes
canadiens.
• Individuals not affiliated with an organization must
contact their local public library, school library or
AIDS service organization to make an interlibrary loan
on their behalf.
• Les personnes qui ne sont pas affiliées à un
organisme sont priées de contacter leur bibliothèque
publique ou scolaire, ou encore un organisme
communautaire de lutte contre le sida, qui pourra
organiser un prêt interbibliothèques en leur nom.
• A maximum of 5 videos/DVDs can be borrowed at
any one time.
• On ne peut emprunter que 5 vidéos/DVD à la fois.
• The loan period is one month.
• La période de prêt est d’un mois.
• Renewals are allowed if no one else is waiting to
borrow a video/DVD.
• Les prêts sont renouvelables si personne d’autre n’a
réservé le vidéo/DVD.
• Videos/DVDs are sent by mail. Courier services can be
used at the borrower’s expense.
• Nous envoyons les vidéos/DVD par la poste. Un
service de messagerie peut être utilisé, sur demande,
aux frais de l’emprunteur.
• Videos/DVDs are to be returned to the Information
Centre at the borrower’s expense.
• Les vidéos/DVD doivent être retournés au Centre
d’information aux frais de l’emprunteur.
• Users will be charged for lost or damaged materials.
• We suggest you preview each video/DVD to ensure
that it is suitable for your particular setting.
The Canadian HIV/AIDS Information Centre lists
materials produced by a wide variety of
organizations. Inclusion in this publication does not
constitute endorsement.
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• Des frais seront exigés pour les vidéos/DVD perdus ou
endommagés.
• Nous vous suggérons de prévisionner les vidéos/DVD
pour vous assurer que leur contenu correspond bien
à vos besoins.
Le Centre canadien d’information sur le VIH/sida offre
des ressources produites par des organismes très
divers. La présence d’un titre dans notre catalogue ne
signifie pas que le Centre en approuve le contenu.
OCTOBER 2005
ABORIGINAL PEOPLES / AUTOCHTONES
HIV/AIDS presentation [video] / Aboriginal Nurses Association
of Canada — Ottawa : Health Canada ; Aboriginal Nurses
Association of Canada, [1998?] 1 videocassette (112 min.) : sd.,
col. ; 1/2 in.
In this film, Bernadette Christmas, an HIV/AIDS education &
prevention worker, holds a panel discussion at the first National
Teaching Conference in Dartmouth. She talks about how the
Atlantic First Nations AIDS task force can help educate Aboriginals
of Atlantic Canada on HIV/AIDS. This video also includes a
question-and-answer period for members of the audience.
Audience: Aboriginal peoples / General public
Public cible: Autochtones / Grand public
Call# V CAN 18553
Journey home : first nations living with HIV/AIDS [video] /
Canada. Health Canada. Medical Services Branch; von
Puttkamer, Peter (writer/director/producer); Larkin, Kecia (coproducer) — West Vancouver : Gryphon Productions, c1994. 1
videocassette (VHS) (39 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
This video examines issues facing three native people living with
HIV/AIDS. Chris, a young HIV-positive woman finds strength from
her strong traditional values in a small Ontario community.
Roland, a young man with AIDS, returns home and finds a
community-run medical program to help him with his physical
needs. Ray, who has lived with the virus for ten years, speaks about
creating his own support network in his urban community.
Audience: Aboriginal peoples
Public cible: Autochtones
Call# V CAN 20085
Laissez-moi vous raconter une histoire d’amour [vidéo] /
Beaupré, Bernard; Nepton, Johanne Nukutshash — Dorval, QC :
Taqramiut, c1997. 1 vidéocassette (VHS) (ca 27 min., 50 sec.) :
son., coul. ; 1/2 in.
Ce vidéo a été filmé à Nunavik pour les communautés Inuit. Il y a
des entrevues avec des experts en matière de sida, des travailleurs
sociaux et des personnes vivant avec le VIH/sida. L’histoire d’une
personne infectée, lorsqu’elle était dans le sud, est racontée à l’aide
de marionnettes.
Call# V QUE 19002
[Let me tell you a love story] [Inuttituut] [video] / Beaupré,
Bernard (research and script); Nepton, Johanne Nukutshash
(director, research and script) — Dorval, QC : Taqramiut
Productions, c1997. 1 videocassette (VHS) (ca. 27 min., 50 sec.) :
sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
This video is aimed at Inuit communities and was filmed in
Nunavik. It features interviews with AIDS experts, social workers,
and persons living with HIV/AIDS. Puppets are used to tell a story of
how one person was infected while living in the south.
Call# V QUE 19001
OCTOBRE 2005
Let me tell you a story of love [video] / Beaupré, Bernard
(research and script); Nepton, Johanne Nukutshash (director,
research and script) — Dorval, QC : Taqramiut Productions,
c1997. 1 videocassette (VHS) (ca. 27 min., 50 sec.) : sd., col. ; 1/2
in.
This video is aimed at Inuit communities and was filmed in
Nunavik. It features interviews with AIDS experts, social workers,
and persons living with HIV/AIDS. Puppets are used to tell a story of
how one person was infected while living in the south.
Call# V QUE 15362
The long walk [video] / Bibby, Alan (director/producer);
Krepalevich, Jerry (producer) — Montreal : National Film Board
of Canada ; Bibby Productions, c1998. 1 videocassette (VHS) (48
min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
Ken Ward was one of the first Aboriginal Canadians to go public
with his HIV diagnosis. Filmmaker Alan Bibby accompanies Ward
as he travels the back roads of the Canadian West, nurturing
tolerance and understanding within fearful communities, and
bringing hope and guidance to persons living with HIV/AIDS.
Call# V CAN 18457
Open your eyes and be aware : a resource for HIV- and AIDSawareness workshops [video] / Cunningham, Dave
(director/producer/editor); Kootenay, Conway (rapper); Enoch
Spirit Fire Ensemble — Edmonton : Duval House Publishing,
c1999. 1 videocassette (VHS) (6 min., 24 sec.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
The “Open Your Eyes and Be Aware” video and booklet are
intended to be used as resources for HIV/AIDS awareness
workshops for Aboriginal teens. This music video is based on the
rap song “Be Aware”, which tells the story of a young woman who
becomes infected with HIV/AIDS, and pregnant due to a one-night
stand. The companion guide answers many basic questions young
people may have about HIV and AIDS, and suggests workshop
activities that will promote discussion and understanding.
Audience: Aboriginal peoples / Educators / Adolescents / Youth
Public cible: Autochtones / Éducateurs / Adolescents / Jeunes
Call# V AB 18251
Le Retour : les Premières nations et le sida [vidéo] / Canada.
Santé Canada. Services médicales; von Puttkamer, Peter; Larkin,
Kecia — West Vancouver : Gryphon Productions, c1994. 1
vidéocassette (VHS) (39 min.) : son, coul. ; 1/2 po
Ce vidéo se penche sur les questions auxquelles font face trois
Autochtones atteints du sida. Chris, une jeune femme séropositive
qui vit dans une petite collectivité de l’Ontario, trouve de la force
dans ses solides valeurs traditionnelles. Roland, un sidéen, retourne
chez lui dans une réserve du Québec, et trouve un programme de
soins communautaires qui l’aide au niveau de ses besoins émotifs
et physiques. Au centre-ville de Vancouver, Ray qui est séropositif
depuis dix ans, parle de créer son propre réseau de soutien en
milieu urbain.
Call# V CAN 11484
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A Story of the fire pit : HIV/AIDS prevention through culture
and healing [DVD] / Patterson, Glen; Leighton, Hilary; Positive
Living North — Prince George, BC : Zopilote Productions, c2005.
1 disc (38 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
Through interviews with staff and community members, this DVD
describes the Fire Pit, an innovative drop-in centre run by Positive
Living North for the Aboriginal community in Prince George, British
Columbia. It is designed to be a place of comfort, support, healing
and learning. The centre uses a holistic approach to health and
healing, integrating health services with drop-in services and
community dialogue about the political and cultural history of
native people.
Audience: AIDS Service Organizations / Policy makers /
Aboriginal peoples
Public cible: Organismes VIH/sida / Décideurs / Autochtones
Call# V BC 22608
A Story of the fire pit : HIV/AIDS prevention through culture
and healing [video] / Patterson, Glen; Leighton, Hilary; Positive
Living North — Prince George, BC : Zopilote Productions, c2005.
1 videocassette (VHS) (38 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
Through interviews with staff and community members, this video
describes the Fire Pit, an innovative drop-in centre run by Positive
Living North for the Aboriginal community in Prince George, British
Columbia. It is designed to be a place of comfort, support, healing
and learning. The centre uses a holistic approach to health and
healing, integrating health services with drop-in services and
community dialogue about the political and cultural history of
native people.
Audience: AIDS Service Organizations / Policy makers /
Aboriginal peoples
Public cible: Organismes VIH/sida / Décideurs / Autochtones
Call# V BC 22609
AIDS AWARENESS CAMPAIGNS /
CAMPAGNES DE SENSIBILISATION AU SIDA
Plaisirs [vidéo]. / Énergie/sida ; CRIPS — Paris : CRIPS, 1998. 1
vidéocassette (VHS) (2 x 5 min.) : son, coul. ; 1/2 po.
Cette cassette présente un vidéo clip de 5 minutes en boucle de 10
minutes. Composée d’extraits d’affiches internationales de
prévention du sida et de courts métrages issus du concours « 3000
scénarios contre un virus, » elle s’adresse au grand public afin de
contribuer à la promotion de l’usage du préservatif sur un mode de
communication ludique et attractif.
Audience: General public
Public cible: Grand public
Call# V EUR 18950
The three amigos [DVD] / Kharas, Firdaus (producer); Quinn,
Brent (producer) — [Ottawa] [The Three Amigos HIV/AIDS
Prevention Programme] [c2004] 1 videodisc ([13] min.) : sd., col. ;
4 3/4 in. + 1 booklet
Produced in Canada, this DVD contains 20 cartoons featuring a trio
of talking condoms. First used in South Africa, these public service
announcements emphasize that using condoms prevents the
spread of AIDS. Targeting 16- to 24-year-olds, and ranging in
length from 15 seconds to 1 minute, they have become popular
worldwide, and have been translated into over 50 languages.
Audience: General public / Youth
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Public cible: Grand public / Jeunes
Call# V CAN 21682
The three amigos [video] / Kharas, Firdaus (producer); Quinn,
Brent (producer) — [Ottawa] [The Three Amigos HIV/AIDS
Prevention Programme] [c2004] 1 videocassette (VHS) ([13]
min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in. + 1 booklet
Produced in Canada, this video contains 20 cartoons featuring a
trio of talking condoms. First used in South Africa, these public
service announcements emphasize that using condoms prevents
the spread of AIDS. Targeting 16- to 24-year-olds, and ranging in
length from 15 seconds to 1 minute in length, they have become
popular worldwide, and have been translated into over 50
languages.
Call# V CAN 21681
The wiseguide : HIV/AIDS public service announcements for
TV and radio [video] = En direct : messages d’intérêt public
sur le VIH/sida destinés à la télé et la radio [vidéo] / Canadian
Strategy on HIV/AIDS; La Stratégie canadienne sur le VIH/sida —
Ottawa : Health Canada ; Santé Canada, c2001. 1 videocassette
(Beta) (37 min.) : sd., col.
This video consists of 44 HIV/AIDS public service announcements
(PSAs) for TV and radio produced by regional and national AIDS
organizations, governments, and media groups across the country.
These PSAs are in English and/or in French.
Ce vidéo comprend 44 messages d’intérêt public qui ont été
produits par des organismes nationaux et régionaux liés au sida,
des gouvernements et des entreprises médiatiques à l’échelle du
pays. Ces messages sont en français et/ou en anglais.
Audience: AIDS Service Organizations / Community
organizations
Public cible: Organismes VIH/sida / Organismes
communautaires
Call# V CAN 19179
BLOOD AND BLOOD SERVICES /
SANG ET SERVICES DE SANG
Bloody disgrace / Alton, Mary Anne (writer and director) —
Toronto : Barna-Alper Productions, c2003. 1 videocassette (VHS)
(48 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
This documentary gives a short history of the development of blood
transfusion focusing on the work done by the Canadian Red Cross
during the Second World War. What follows is an examination of
what went wrong with the blood system in Canada in the early
1980’s and into the 90’s when thousands of Canadians were
infected with HIV and hepatitis C through tainted blood. The
documentary suggests that officials were aware of testing
precautions that could have prevented the spread of these diseases
as early as 1981. The director examines how politics and budgets
affected the decision-making process.
Call# V CAN 20816
Nobody said they were sorry [video] / Vision TV; Choudhary,
Naela (producer) — Toronto : Vision TV, 1999. 1 videocassette
OCTOBER 2005
(VHS) (11 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
This video focuses on Denise Orieux, the Regional Services
Coordinator for the Toronto Hemophilia Society. She is the mother
of two hemophiliacs who were both infected with HIV through
tainted blood. She talks about the death of one son, and the impact
the scandal has had on other families.
Audience: General public / Hemophiliacs
Public cible: Grand public / Hémophiles
Call# V ONT 18888
from interviews, classroom visits and puppet shows, public
speeches, and at a camp for HIV-positive children, the film
emphasizes the need for other children to support and offer
friendship to kids who are living with the disease.
Audience: Children / Secondary schools / Elementary schools /
Adolescents / Persons living with or affected by HIV/AIDS
Public cible: Enfants / Écoles secondaires / Écoles primaires /
Adolescents / Personnes infectées ou affectées par le VIH/sida
Call# V USA 20956
BODY ART / ART CORPOREL
Loving hands : home care for children [video] / Reeve, Dana
(hostess and narrator); Nieboer, Laura (producer/director); Stern,
Patty (editor); Watts, Grady (executive producer); Wurzburg,
Geraldine (executive producer) — Washington, DC : State of the
Art, c1997. 1 videocassette (VHS) (35 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
This video shares the stories of three families who provide care with
chronic and life-threatening diseases. It includes the story of
“Jackie”, a little girl living with HIV disease.
Audience: Caregivers / Parents / Health professionals
Public cible: Soignants / Parents / Professionnels de la santé
Call# V USA 16403
Tattoo : art beneath the skin [video] / Fenwick, Dave (editor);
Stocking, Laurence (editor) — Joyceville, ON : Big House
Productions, 1996. 1 videocassette (VHS) (ca. 20 min.) : sd., col. ;
1/2 in.
Taped at the Joyceville Institution, this video includes Dr. Peter Ford
of the Kingston General Hospital and Dr. Mary Pearson (Joyceville
Institution physician), who discuss safe tattooing and the risk
factors involved of hepatitis and HIV infection among inmates.
Audience: Inmates / Correctional staff
Public cible: Détenus / Personnel des établissements
correctionnels
Call# V ONT 16172
CHILDREN / ENFANTS
Be cool, be safe [video] / Vancouver Crime Prevention Society;
McDonald, Scot (director & writer); Roberts, T.J. (producer);
Lemckert-Fong, Holly (writer); McDonald, Sydney (writer) —
Vancouver : Full Frame Productions, c1996. 1 videocassette
(VHS) (22 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
This video shows safety precautions for youth and children who
may find used needles and condoms on the street.
Audience: Children / Adolescents / Elementary schools /
Secondary schools
Public cible: Enfants / Adolescents / Écoles primaires / Écoles
secondaires
Call# V BC 14741
First aid for little people with Harv and Marv [video] /
Novack, James (director); Higgins, Alfred (director) — [Los
Angeles, CA] Alfred Higgins Productions, c2000. 1 videocasette
(VHS) (15 min.) : sd., col ; 1/2 in.
The video offers basic first aid information for children, including
nosebleeds, cuts, scratches, burns and eye injuries. It provides
information about using 9-1-1 and the importance of getting
assistance from an adult. It also stresses to the children that they
shouldn’t touch the blood of another person.
Audience: Children / Elementary schools
Public cible: Écoles primaires / Enfants
Call# V USA 18383
Friends for life : living with AIDS [video] / Kopple, Barbara
(director) Disney Educational Productions, c2001. 1
Approriate for secondary or older elementary students, this video
profiles children on the the Journey of Hope Tour in the United
States. This tour travelled from school to school talking to kids
about what life is like for children living with HIV. Using footage
OCTOBRE 2005
Positively : coping with HIV and AIDS : caregivers of children
[video] / DeGerome, Ali B. (producer, director); Stern, Patty
(editor); Watts, Grady (executive producer); Wurzburg, Gerardine
(executive producer) — Washington, DC : State of the Art,
c2001. 1 videocassette (VHS) (36 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in. + 1
booklet (20 p. ; 18 cm.)
This video shares the stories of three families coping with HIV/AIDS,
and the people who surround them. It provides suggestions for
caregivers of HIV positive children 14 and under about where to
find information and support for: helping children adhere to and
tolerate difficult medication regimens; coping with and treating
mental health issues like anxiety, grief over the loss of family
members, attachment and adjustment disorders; and disclosing
HIV status to the infected child, family, friends and community. The
video also shows the benefits of caregiver support groups,
individual counselling for caregivers and children, and other
support services. The booklet contains additional information
about mental health services, professionals and places to look for
help.
Audience: Caregivers / Nurses / Persons living with or affected
by HIV/AIDS
Public cible: Soignants / Infirmiers / Personnes infectées ou
affectées par le VIH/sida
Call# V USA 19603
CO-INFECTION / CO-INFECTION
Double jeopardy: clinical management of the HIV/hepatitis
C co-infected patient [video] / Furtwangler, Tom (Director);
Loomis, Jennifer (Producer) — Seattle : Northwest AIDS
Education and Training Center, c2002. 1 videocassette (VHS) (24
min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
Experts on HIV and hepatitis C discuss the special issues that arise
when treating or caring for a co-infected patient. Filmed on
location at the University of Washington, this program follows an
HIV-positive patient through the process of referral to a
gastrointestinal specialist, and discusses factors that influence the
decision to treat his hepatitis C.
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Audience: Health professionals / Physicians
Public cible: Professionnels de la santé / Médecins
Call# V USA 21471
CORRECTIONAL ISSUES / MILIEU CARCÉRAL
Caring inside the wall : HIV treatment in the correctional
setting [video] / Furtwangler, Tom (Director) — Seattle :
Northwest AIDS Education and Training Center, c2001. 1
Experts on HIV in a correctional setting discuss four case scenarios
including intake, beginning therapy, adherence, HIV/hepatitis C coinfection and release and transition.
Audience: Inmates / Health professionals / Correctional staff
Public cible: Détenus / Professionnels de la santé / Personnel
des établissements correctionnels
Call# V USA 21467
Cell count : prisoners and HIV/AIDS [video] / Prisoners with
HIV/AIDS Support Action Network; Richards, Glen
(producer/director); Contact TV — Toronto : Indignant Eye
Productions, c1996. 1 videocassette (VHS) (27 min.) : sd., col. ;
1/2 in.
This video documents issues surrounding HIV and AIDS in the
Canadian prison system. It also highlights the results of the First
National Workshop on HIV/AIDS and Prisons, which PASAN
organized in Kingston, Ontario in August 1995.
Audience: Correctional staff / Policy makers / Inmates
Public cible: Personnel des établissements correctionnels /
Décideurs / Détenus
Call# V ONT 14681
Inside/Out : real stories of women, men and life after
incarceration [video] / Vance, Louise (director) — [San Rafael,
CA] Centerforce, c1999. 1 videocassette (VHS) (18 min.) : sd.,
col. ; 1/2 in. + 1 discussion guide (10 p. ; 22 cm.)
This video explores the challenges women face after their partners
are released from prison. It focuses on the health risks in prison,
and highlights the need for honest communication around health
issues when planning for the future.
Audience: Women / Inmates / Correctional staff
Public cible: Femmes / Détenus / Personnel des établissements
correctionnels
Call# V USA 21111
COUNSELLING / COUNSELLING
HIV partners elicitation [video] / United States. Department of
Health & Human Services. Public Health Service — Washington,
DC : Department of Health & Human Services, [1997] 1
videocassette (VHS) (12 min., 45 sec.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
This video is designed to assist counsellors when interviewing a
client who may or may not be HIV positive. Topics include : risk
assessment, pre-test counselling, prevention, seropositive post-test
counselling, partner elicitation and seronegative post-test
counselling.
Audience: Counsellors / AIDS Service Organizations
Public cible: Conseillers / Organismes VIH/sida
Call# V USA 15423
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DISCRIMINATION / DISCRIMINATION
L’arbre mort [vidéo] / Gauthier, Vincent (réalisateur); Hébert,
Pierre (production); Leduc, Yves (production) — [Montréal]
Office national du film du Canada. Programme français. Studio
Animation/Jeunesse, c1999. 1 vidéocassette (VHS) (11 min.) :
son, coul. ; 1/2 po.
Quand les chauves-souris vampires s’envolent en quête de sang,
elles contournent l’arbre mort, le mouroir des reclus du Grand Mal.
Depuis l’apparition de cette menace, une consigne s’est imposée au
retour de leurs virées nocturnes : purifier par le feu le sang qu’elles
ont rapporté. C’est l’histoire de Desmine et Modus qui ont négligé
de prendre les précautions nécessaires et qui risquent de finir leurs
jours dans ce sinistre arbre mort. Ce film animé fait la promotion de
la tolérance. Il incite à la prévention et dénonce l’exclusion qui
frappe encore les personnes atteintes du VIH/sida.
Call# V CAN 19194
The dead tree [video] / Gauthier, Vincent (director); Hébert,
Pierre (production); Leduc, Yves (producer) — [Montréal]
National Film Board of Canada. French Program.
Animation/Youth Studio, c1999. 1 videocassette (VHS) (11 min.) :
sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
This animated film is a plea for tolerance, a call for prevention and
a denunciation of the stigma attached to people living with
HIV/AIDS. When the vampire bats fly off in search of nourishment,
they avoid the dead tree, where victims of the Great Sickness are
banished and left to die. Since the advent of this life-threatening
disease, the bats pay strict attention to the new law: their nightly
harvest of blood must be purified by fire. This is the story of
Desmine and Modus, who have neglected to take the necessary
precautions and risk finishing their days in the sinister branches of
the dead tree.
Call# V CAN 19195
EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS /
MATÉRIEL ÉDUCATIF
AIDS update : the latest facts about HIV and AIDS
[information kit] / Cochran, Peter (editor, producer) — Mount
Kisco, NY : Human Relations Media, 2004. iii, 40 p. ; + 1
videocassette (29 min. : sd., col. ; 1/2 in) in 30 cm. binder.
This information kit provides information on HIV, explains
precautionary measures that help to lower the risks of HIV
transmission, and answers frequently asked questions about HIV.
The Teacher’s Resource Book includes activities to help students
consider whether their own behaviors are putting them at risk of
infection, and provides fact sheets to remind students of the
dangers of the virus.
Audience: Adolescents / Educators / Youth / Secondary schools
Public cible: Adolescents / Éducateurs / Jeunes / Écoles
secondaires
Call# V USA 22174
OCTOBER 2005
AIDS : what everyone needs to know (4th ed.) [video] /
Castagna, Christian (producer); Griffin, John (director) —
[Chicago Ill.] SVE & Churchill Media, c2000. 1 videocassette (ca.
22 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in. + 1 teacher’s fact sheet (1 p. ; 22 cm.)
This video, intended for junior/senior high school students, presents
recent statistics, terminology, and medical information about HIV
infection. Interviews, animation, and live action illustrate the facts
and misconceptions about HIV and its transmission, the
progression from HIV to AIDS, living with HIV, and the important
role of supportive family and friends. It also includes a special focus
on women and HIV as well as a demonstration of correct condom
use for safer sex. Finally, one segment covers the latest advances in
diagnosis and treatment and examines the changing perceptions
of HIV-positive people and their quality of life.
secondaires
Call# V USA 20006
HIV/AIDS 101 [video] / Bouldin-Jones, Kim; Earls Productions —
[Cahokia, Ill.] GWC Inc. 2003. 1 videocassette (25 min.) : sd., col. ;
1/2 in. + 1 discussion guide (2 p. ; 18 cm.)
Kim Bouldin-Jones addresses how HIV is prevented, transmitted,
detected, treated, and how it progresses. She talks about the current
clinical parameters for diagnosing HIV-positive status and AIDS, and
mentions practical steps for reducing the risk of transmission. The
discussion guide contains a synopsis of the video, questions to ask
before, and after, viewing, and a list of related titles.
/ General public
secondaires / Grand public
Call# V USA 20411
HIV and AIDS : staying safe [video] / Newberry, June (writer,
director); Noon E Production Company — Evanston, IL : United
Learning, [200?] 1 videocassette (VHS) (15 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
This video uses discussion, demonstration and animation to impart
basic facts about HIV/AIDS and how HIV affects the immune
system. It identifies ways HIV can and cannot be passed from
person to person. It explains to children that to stay safe they have
to take responsibility for their own health.
Audience: Children / Elementary schools / Educators
Public cible: Enfants / Écoles primaires / Éducateurs
Call# V USA 21052
Knowing the facts : preventing infection [video] / Gonzalez,
Steven (director); Goldberg, Lisa M. (producer); Sabin, Jennifer
(producer); Sasser, Sean (host); Del Valle, Elaine (host) — [Storrs,
CT] University of Connecticut, c1999. 1 videocassette (VHS) (17
min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
This video describes in detail how HIV is acquired, how it is
prevented; and risk factors in regards to sexual behaviour, and
promotes condom use.
secondaires
Call# V USA 17423
OCTOBRE 2005
Laughing and learning about HIV/AIDS : reaching teens with
honesty and humor [video] / Fallon, Stephen — [Fort Lauderdale]
CenterOne, c1998. 1 videocassette (VHS) (79 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
In this video, Dr. Stephen Fallon talks to high school students in a
humorous, but honest, way about HIV prevention, transmission,
testing and treatment. There is a question-and-answer session at the
end of the video. A list of the questions asked is included with the video.
/ Parents
secondaires / Parents
Call# V USA 19000
Project SNAPP : skills and knowledge for AIDS and
pregnancy prevention for middle grades [video] / Children’s
Hospital Los Angeles. Division of Adolescent Medicine; Project
SNAPP Peer Educators; Goalby, Rebecca (producer) — Santa
Cruz, CA : ETR Associates, c1995. 1 videocassette (VHS) (13
min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
This video features seven role-playing sessions on attitudes about
sexuality, safer sex, abstinence, pregnancy, and the risk factors of
contracting HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases.
secondaires
Call# V USA 15431
The science of HIV (2nd ed.) [video kit] / Butler, Jeanine Isabel
(producer/writer); Ames, Betsy (narrator); DiSpezio, Michael
(writer for teacher’s guide) — Arlington, VA : National Science
Teachers Association, c2000. 1 videocassette (VHS) (30 min.) :
sd., col. ; 1/2 in. + 1 manual (xii, 172 p. : ill. ; 28 cm.) + 1 booklet
(12 p. : ill. ; 28 cm.)
This video kit gives the scientific facts behind HIV/AIDS for young
people. This education program includes a teacher’s guide and a
30-minute video featuring animated graphics that illustrate
scientific concepts; interviews with researchers and clinicians; and
young people who are living with HIV/AIDS who share their stories.
secondaires
Call# V USA 19761
Straight talk about sexual health [video] / Opus
Communications (producer); Anderson, Valerie (writer, director)
— Shawnee Mission, Kansas : Marsh Film, c2001. 1 videocassette
(VHS) (ca. 19 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in. + 1 teacher’s booklet (22 p. ;
19 cm.)
This video, intended for grades 6-8, is designed to help young people
resolve important growing-up issues. Program hosts Jason and Lisa
take calls, letters, and e-mails from teen viewers looking for straight
answers to difficult questions. After a brief overview of the male and
female reproductive systems, the hosts ask students to think about
the responsibility of decision-making: discussing sexually
transmitted infections, pregnancy, healthy relationships, and more.
Audience: Educators / Children / Elementary schools /
Secondary schools
Public cible: Éducateurs / Enfants / Écoles primaires / Écoles
secondaires
Call# V USA 20007
9
The truth about sex (school version) [video] / Gibbons, Leeza
(host); Grodner, Allison (writer/producer/director); Shapiro,
Arnold (executive producer) — [Sherman Oaks, CA] Arnold
Shapiro Productions, c1999. 1 videocassette (VHS) (30 min.) : sd.,
col. ; 1/2 in.
This video educates teens about the risks of unprotected sex, such
as unwanted pregnancies, HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted
diseases. This video features an interview with a woman who has
AIDS.
secondaires
Call# V USA 17494
Changing faces [video] / Kekoolani, Dean P. (producer); Dean,
Robert (director, writer); Deats, Paula (writer) — Princeton, NJ :
Films for the Humanities & Sciences, c2001. 1 videocassette
(VHS) (52 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
In this video, specialists address the demographic shift that shows
the bulk of new infections occurring among women with low
incomes and the black and Hispanic communities, while discussing
medical advances that are lengthening patients’ lives. In addition,
case studies reveal the impact of HIV on people who live with the
hope that a cure will soon be found.
Call# V USA 19634
You, me & reality [video] / Schell, Karen (director); Trawick,
Michael (editor) — Vancouver : YouthCO AIDS Society, [1996] 1
This video is designed to help young people understand issues
surrounding safer sex.
secondaires
Call# V BC 16116
HIV/AIDS & African Americans [video] / NIH. Office of AIDS
Research; National Minority AIDS Council — Bethesda, MD ;
Washington, DC : NIH. Office of AIDS Research ; National
Minority AIDS Council, 2001. 1 videocassette (VHS) (12 min.) :
sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
This video provides detailed statistics of the incidence of AIDS in
African American communities in the United States. It also includes
information on HIV/AIDS, transmission, testing, organizations, and
where to find more information.
Audience: General public / Blacks
Public cible: Grand public / Noirs
Call# V USA 19196
ETHNOCULTURAL COMMUNITIES /
COMMUNAUTÉS ETHNOCULTURELLES
AIDS at 21 : is anybody listening? [video] / Davis, Gene (writer,
director) — Sherborn, MA : Lucy II Productions, c2004. 1
Produced for an African American audience, this video calls out for
increased community awareness and response to the HIV/AIDS
epidemic, which is growing quickly amongst blacks in the United
States. Through interviews with AIDS activists, health educators,
and HIV-positive people, it describes the epidemic in general, and
then describes how bisexual black men on the “down low” can
infect unsuspecting female partners. It describes how people are
already taking action in their own communities, and argues that
stigma and discrimination must be overcome so people can feel
comfortable about getting tested and speaking about their illness.
It includes numerous interviews with AIDS activists, health
educators, and HIV-positive people.
Audience: Ethnocultural groups / Blacks / Bisexuals / Gay men /
Men who have sex with men / General public
Public cible: Groupes ethnoculturels / Noirs / Bisexuels /
Hommes gais / Hommes ayant des relations sexuelles avec
d’autres hommes / Grand public
Call# V USA 21952
AIDS at 21 : it wasn’t supposed to happen like this [video] /
Davis, Gene (writer, director) — Sherborn, MA : Aquarius
Productions, c2004. 1 videocassette (VHS) (27 min.) : sd., col. ;
1/2 in.
Through a series of interviews with AIDS activists, clergy and gay
youth, this video details the increased infection rate of HIV among
young African Americans. It stresses that education is still the
strongest weapon to prevent the transmission of HIV.
Audience: Youth / Adolescents / General public / Blacks
Public cible: Jeunes / Adolescents / Grand public / Noirs
Call# V USA 21953
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GAY YOUTH / JEUNES GAIS
Out! : making schools safe for gay teens : staff version
[video] / Reilly, Rich (director/editor); Davis, Phil (producer);
Bastian, Don (executive producer) — [Verona] Wisconsin :
Attainment Company, c1999. 1 videocassette (VHS) (42 min.) :
sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
Out! is a two-video program intended for administration and staff
to make schools safer through sensitizing teachers and teenagers
(gay and straight) about the issues surrounding homophobia.
Audience: Educators / Policy makers
Public cible: Éducateurs / Décideurs
Call# V USA 16932
Out! : making schools safe for gay teens : student version
[video] / Reilly, Rich (director/editor); Davis, Phil (producer);
Bastian, Don (executive producer) — [Verona] Wisconsin :
Attainment Company, c1999. 1 videocassette (VHS) (25 min.) :
sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
Out! is a two-video program intended for administration and staff
to make schools safer through sensitizing teachers and teenager
(gay and straight) about the issues surrounding homophobia.
Audience: Adolescents / Youth / Secondary schools
Public cible: Adolescents / Jeunes / Écoles secondaires
Call# V USA 16931
OCTOBER 2005
GENERAL INFORMATION /
RENSEIGNEMENTS GÉNÉRAUX
AIDS : a global crisis [video] — Princeton, NJ : Films for the
Humanities & Sciences, c2002. 1 videocassette (VHS) (27 min.) :
sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
This British production provides a background of the history of
AIDS, its transmission and symptoms, awareness campaigns, and
the efforts of scientists to find a long-term treatment and vaccines.
The video stresses the need for international cooperation to fight
the disease.
Audience: General public / Colleges and universities / Secondary
schools
Public cible: Grand public / Collèges et universités / Écoles
secondaires
Call# V USA 20961
Ending the epidemic [video] / Kekoolani, Dean P. (producer);
Dean, Robert (director, writer); Deats, Paula (writer) —
Princeton, NJ : Films for the Humanities & Sciences, c2001. 1
This video addresses issues dealing with trying to end the epidemic,
such as HIV vaccine research, new antiretroviral drugs, and
aggressive AIDS awareness programs in schools and in prisons to
prevent the spread of HIV in youth and inmates, two of the largest
at-risk populations.
Call# V USA 19635
HARM REDUCTION /
RÉDUCTION DES MÉFAITS
Harm reduction : pieces to the puzzle [video] / Wynnyk,
Theresa (director, producer); Company of Women on the Screen
— [Edmonton?] Company of Women on the Screen, c2002. 1
videocassette (26 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
This video was produced to increase understanding of the
challenges facing the injection drug user. It emphasizes how harm
reduction techniques can and do effect positive change. The
documentary takes place in Edmonton, and with the help of a
number of health professionals, police officers and injection drug
users, it explains what harm reduction is and emphasizes the
importance of local cooperation.
Audience: Community organizations / Health professionals /
Injection drug users / Police / Public health organizations
Public cible: Organismes communautaires / Professionnels de la
santé / Utilisateurs de drogues injectables / Police /
Organisations de santé publique
Call# V AB 20510
Sex, drugs & HIV [video] — [Cahokia, IL.] GWC Inc. c2004. 1
This video was filmed in a classroom setting where Kim BouldinJones explains how substance abuse can cause individuals to make
unhealthy choices, including needle sharing, trading sex for drugs,
and having unprotected sex. The video addresses how substance
abuse compromises the immune system, and how street drugs can
interact with HIV medications. It also discusses the importance of
making healthy choices and adopting risk-reducing behaviours.
OCTOBRE 2005
Audience: Sex workers / Drug users / Street involved
populations
Public cible: Travailleurs du sexe / Consommateurs de drogues /
Les populations de rue
Call# V USA 21050
INFECTION CONTROL /
CONTRÔLE D’INFECTION
Bloodborne pathogens and other traveling germs [video] /
Hayhow, Jack (writer, producer); Pryor, Bill (writer, producer);
Tolley, Carol (editor) — Shawnee Mission, Kansas : Marsh Film,
1998. 1 videocassette (VHS) (10 min., 39 sec.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
This video teaches young students everyday precautions in order to
avoid transmission of pathogens, with emphasis on those carried
by blood and other body fluids. Topics discussed in the film include:
germs, and how they travel; what to do when someone gets a cut;
the role teachers and school nurses play when someone is bleeding;
the danger of handling needles or broken glass ; and the
importance of handwashing in preventing illness.
Audience: Elementary schools / Educators / Nurses
Public cible: Écoles primaires / Éducateurs / Infirmiers
Call# V USA 18889
Bloodborne pathogens : behind the scenes [video] / Garrett,
Barbara (producer/director) — Santa Monica, CA : Quality Line
Enterprises, 2001. 1 videocassette (VHS) (14 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2
in.
This video demonstrates the precautions necessary to prevent the
transmission of bloodborne pathogens in a hospital setting. It
emphasizes the importance of safe practices, such as wearing
gloves, using sharps containers safely, taking the time needed to
avoid hazards, and following hospital guidelines. It also provides a
brief history of infection control.
Audience: Health professionals / Physicians / Nurses / Caregivers
Public cible: Professionnels de la santé / Médecins / Infirmiers /
Soignants
Call# V USA 18527
Bloodborne pathogens : reducing your risk of exposure
[video] / American Safety & Health Institute — Santa Monica,
CA : Pyramid Media, c1998. 1 videocassette (VHS) (19 min.) : sd.,
col. ; 1/2 in.
This training program details the proper methods of infection and
exposure control to avoid potential blood contamination in the
workplace and at home.
Audience: Educators / Workplace / General public / Health
professionals
Public cible: Éducateurs / Milieu de travail / Grand public /
Professionnels de la santé
Call# V USA 16151
Infection control : all in a day’s work [video] / Garrett, Barbara
(producer/director) — Santa Monica, CA : Quality Line
Enterprises, 2000. 1 videocasette (VHS) (15 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2
in.
Through a combination of narration plus scenarios, this training
program on infection control takes the viewer through a “course of
errors” and how to prevent them.
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Soignants
Call# V USA 18526
INJECTION DRUG USE /
UTILISATION DE DROGUES INJECTABLES
FIX : the story of an addicted city [video] / Wild, Nettie
(director) — Vancouver : Canada Wild Productions, c2002. 1
This video documents the community struggle to establish a safer
injection facility in the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver from 2000
to 2002. The main characters include: Dean Wilson, an outspoken
advocate and president of VANDU (Vancouver Area Network of
Drug Users); Ann Livingston, co-founder of VANDU; Bryce Rositch, a
local business owner opposed to the plan; and Philip Owen, the
mayor of Vancouver. Mayor Owen made safe infection a key part of
his Four Pillars approach which included prevention, treatment,
harm reduction, enforcement and public safety. The film includes
footage of street demonstrations for and against the facility, city
council and VANDU meetings, and extensive interviews. In 2003,
with federal funding, a facility opened in Vancouver.
Audience: General public / Community organizations / Policy
makers / Injection drug users
Public cible: Grand public / Organismes communautaires /
Décideurs / Utilisateurs de drogues injectables
Call# V BC 20945
IV Positive [video] / Paquette, Denis (producer/director);
Henrique, Carmen (producer/director); People of the Downtown
Eastside — Vancouver : Crossroads Productions, c1999. 1
This educational documentary was made for and by injection drug
users. It features interviews with several active addicts who share
their stories and their experience with living with HIV.
Audience: General public / Policy makers / Injection drug users
Public cible: Grand public / Décideurs / Utilisateurs de drogues
injectables
Call# V BC 16918
Point of death : an education & training kit [video kit] /
Adkins, Gary (editor/producer/director); Miya, John (director);
Milligan, Gary (editor) — Fort Smith, NT : Fort Smith Metis
Council, c1999. 1 videocassette (VHS) (28 min, 50 sec.) : sd., col. ;
1/2 in. + 1 CD, 1 pamphlet, 11 leaflets.
Sharing dirty needles is a major contributor to the spread of
HIV/AIDS. This video is a graphic demonstration of this process.
Written and acted by students, it shows how this can happen even
in a small town. This education & training video kit features the
video “Point of Death”, a CD soundtrack, and workshop guidelines
and support materials, in order to help prevent the transmission of
HIV through injection drug use.
Audience: Injection drug users / Adolescents / Youth
Public cible: Utilisateurs de drogues injectables / Adolescents /
Jeunes
Call# V NWT 18169
Positif VIH [vidéo] / Paquette, Denis; Henrique, Carmen; People
of the Downtown Eastside. — Vancouver : Crossroads
Productions, c1999. 1 vidéocassette (VHS) (42 min.) : sd., col. ;
12
1/2 in.
Ce vidéo est un documentaire éducatif qui a été réalisé pour et par
des usagers de drogues injectables. Il contient des entrevues avec
plusieurs toxicomanes actifs qui racontent leur vécu et leur
expérience de la séropositivité au VIH.
Audience: Injection drug users
Public cible: Utilisateurs de drogues injectables
Call# V BC 17489
Through a blue lens [video] / Mannix, Veronica (director);
Kovanic, Gillian Darling (producer); Hamer, Shelly (editor) —
[Montreal] National Film Board of Canada, c1999. 1
A documentary of downtown Vancouver. Constable Al Arsenault,
along with six other policemen, began documenting the lives of
people on their beat to create a powerful educational tool to help
prevent drug use among young people. This group of officers
dubbed the “odd squad”, helped make this film, which features
addicts who talk openly about who they are, and how they got to
be where they are today – living on the streets.
Audience: Youth / Street youth / Injection drug users
Public cible: Jeunes / Jeunes de la rue / Utilisateurs de drogues
injectables
Call# V CAN 18492
INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE /
PERSPECTIVE INTERNATIONALE
For a generation without AIDS [video] — Toronto : Primate’s
World Relief and Development Fund, 2004. 1 videocassette
(VHS) (60 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in. + 1 booklet (20 p.)
This video seeks to raise awareness about the impact of HIV/AIDS
around the world, with a particular focus on Africa, by telling the
personal stories of people living with the disease. Part 1 highlights
the work of the Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund
partners in Uganda and their efforts in the fight against HIV/AIDS.
Part 2 is an HIV/AIDS presentation by Stephen Lewis to the meeting
of the General Synod in June 2004.
Audience: Community organizations / General public
Public cible: Organismes communautaires / Grand public
Call# V ONT 21721
HIV/AIDS : fighting the global epidemic [video] / Dyer, Julia
(producer, director) — Dallas : Dallas Telelearning, c2003. 1
Looking at the personal, international and local impact of
HIV/AIDS, this video features interviews with AIDS educators, AIDS
advocates and people living with HIV/AIDS. It is separated into
three parts: (1) AIDS: the human cost, which focuses on the
personal stories of two people who have lost a friend to AIDS; (2)
HIV/AIDS: the global challenge, which describes the international
impact of HIV/AIIDS and discusses how researchers and scientists
are working on vaccines and treatments in an attempt to stop the
progression of HIV; and (3) AIDS and the African American
community, which addresses the growing transmission rate of HIV
among young black women and discusses how prevention and
peer education programs are essential to prevent the transmission
of HIV.
Audience: General public / AIDS Service Organizations / Blacks /
Youth
OCTOBER 2005
Public cible: Grand public / Organismes VIH/sida / Noirs / Jeunes
Call# V USA 20957
HIV/AIDS in Tanzania : taking up the struggle [video] / Deme,
Dawn (writer, producer); Deme, Steven J. (director, producer) —
[Toronto] Villagers Media, c2002. 1 videocassette (VHS)
(26 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
The video portrays the profound impact of HIV/AIDS on
communities and families in northern Tanzania, and how the local
people are responding to the epidemic. It focuses on the
Community Mobilization Strategy, a program of World Vision
Canada, which encourages communities to work together to fight
the spread of the disease and against stigma and discrimination.
The production of the video was supported by the Canadian
International Development Agency.
Audience: Public health organizations / General public /
Community organizations / AIDS Service Organizations
Public cible: Organisations de santé publique / Grand public /
Organismes communautaires / Organismes VIH/sida
Call# V CAN 20955
Pandemic : facing AIDS [video] / Kennedy, Rory (Producer,
Director); Garbus, Liz (Producer); Amend, Kate (Editor); Bailey,
Mark (Writer) — Brooklyn, NY : Moxie Firecracker Films, c2002,
c2003. 1 videocassette (VHS) (113 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
Narrated by Danny Glover, this theatrical version of a five-part TV
series tells five stories about HIV/AIDS from around the world. It
shows the diverse and personal impact of the disease, and suggests
that stigma and discrimination are crucial barriers to be overcome
in the global struggle against HIV and AIDS. The movie profiles: a
program for rural orphans and a community testing program
(Uganda); the AIDS activism and personal struggles of a young
couple infected through injection drug use, trying to raise a young
son (Russia); an HIV-positive couple in a poor town, who hope to
have a baby free of the virus (India); a young man receiving free
treatment, stuggling to get on with his work and studies (Brazil);
and a young woman (and former sex worker) living in hospice care
at a Buddhist temple, reunited with her family before her death
(Thailand). The Information Centre’s library also has a copy of a
picture book produced as a partner piece to the video.
Audience: General public / Secondary schools / Colleges and
universities
Public cible: Écoles secondaires / Collèges et universités / Grand
public
Call# V USA 20967
Race against time [video] / Jackson, Judy (writer, director) —
[Toronto] CBC Broadcast Group, 2002. 1 videocassette (VHS) (48
min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in
This video follows Strepehn Lewis, the United Nation’s HIV/AIDS
envoy to Africa, and shows first hand the search for solutions to the
AIDS pandemic which is ravaging the continent. It raises awareness
about: mobilizing the world behind grassroots efforts in Africa; the
UN’s attempt to get drugs to Africans dying of AIDS; and turning
the Global Fund into a major vehicle for mobilizing financial
resources to fight AIDS.
Call# V CAN 21043
OCTOBRE 2005
The Value of life : AIDS in Africa revisited [video] / Jackson,
Judy (writer, director); Lewis, Stephen — [Toronto] CBC
Broadcast Group, 2004. 1 videocassette (VHS) (48 min.) : sd.,
col. ; 1/2 in.
This video follows Stephen Lewis, the United Nation’s HIV/AIDS
envoy to Africa as he returns to Africa and shows first hand the
search for solutions to the AIDS pandemic which is ravaging the
continent. It raises awareness about: mobilizing the world behind
grassroots efforts in Africa; the UN’s attempt to get drugs to
Africans dying of AIDS; and turning the Global Fund into a major
vehicle for mobilizing financial resources to fight AIDS.
Call# V CAN 21044
MENTAL HEALTH / SANTÉ MENTALE
Apprendre à soigner : une introduction à la psychiatrie de la
maladie au VIH [vidéo] / Association des psychiatres au
Canada; Canada. Santé Canada; Peterkin, Allan — Ottawa :
Association des psychiatres au Canada, c1995. 1 videocassette
(VHS) (58 min.) : son, coul. ; 1/2 po.
Un vidéo à l’intention des psychiatres et des professionnels de la
santé mentale qui travaillent avec des personnes atteintes du
VIH/sida. On y trouve des entrevues bien réelles avec des personnes
atteintes ou touchées par le sida, ainsi qu’avec des cliniciens de la
santé mentale qui travaillent dans ce domaine.
Audience: Mental health professionals / Health professionals
Public cible: Professionnels en santé mentale / Professionnels de
la santé
Call# V CAN 12828
Solving care problems in HIV : coping with cognitive issues
[video] / Brush, Jennifer A.; Calkins, Margaret P. (executive
producer); Epstein, Jesse (director/editor) — Kirtland, OH :
I.D.E.A.S., Inc. c2001. 1 videocassette (VHS) ([23] min.) : sd., col. ;
1/2 in. + 14 information sheets
This video for nurses and other caregivers explains the causes and
symptoms of HIV-associated dementia and delirium, and gives
examples of cognitive, motor and behaviour impairments that are
common in dementia. It includes instructions for caregivers on how
to communicate with clients with dementia, and to help people
with impaired memory. This includes practical solutions such as
check lists, pill boxes, daily planners and photo albums. The video
also suggests how to set up a home for patients who are not living
in care facilities. The video includes information sheets, sample
case studies and a quiz.
Audience: Health professionals / Mental health professionals /
Caregivers / Nurses
Public cible: Professionnels de la santé / Professionnels en santé
mentale / Soignants / Infirmiers
Call# V USA 21972
Solving care problems in HIV : managing challenging
behaviors [video] / Calkins, Margaret P. (author/executive
producer); Epstein, Jesse (director/editor) — Kirtland, OH :
I.D.E.A.S., Inc. c2001. 1 videocassette (VHS) ([25] min.) : sd., col. ;
1/2 in. + 13 information sheets
This video for nurses and other caregivers outlines strategies for
coping with angry patients. It explains the OTSAR (On The Spot
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Arousal Reduction) technique, appropriate responses to
manipulative behaviour, and strategies to deal with fights and
confrontations. The video includes information sheets, sample case
studies and a quiz.
Caregivers / Nurses
Call# V USA 21919
Solving care problems in HIV : managing depression [video]
/ Camp, Cameron J.; Orsulic-Jeras, Silvia; Calkins, Margaret P.
(executive producer); Epstein, Jesse (director/editor) — Kirtland,
OH : I.D.E.A.S., Inc. c2001. 1 videocassette (VHS) ([21] min.) : sd.,
col. ; 1/2 in. + 13 information sheets
This video for nurses and other caregivers describes clinical
depression, and stresses that it is not a necessary part of living with
HIV/AIDS. It describes the symptoms of depression, and significant
behaviours to watch for. It offers practical advice on how to
support people living with depression, including types of
counseling that are appropriate for the person with HIV, and
interventions for clients who discuss suicide. The video includes
information sheets, sample case studies and a quiz.
Caregivers / Nurses
Call# V USA 21971
NUTRITION / NUTRITION
HIV & nutrition [video] / Fields-Gardner, Cade (writer) — Los
Angeles, CA : National Health Video, c2002. 1 videocassette
(VHS) (19 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
This video presents basic information on nutrition for HIV-positive
persons. It answers questions such as: How does HIV affect
nutrition? How often should I eat? and What can I do for diarrhea?
It also discusses food safety, supplements, body shape changes and
exercise.
Audience: Persons living with or affected by HIV/AIDS
Public cible: Personnes infectées ou affectées par le VIH/sida
Call# V USA 20279
OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE /
EXPOSITION PROFESSIONNELLE
Accidental exposure to HIV [video] / Interdisciplinary AIDS
Care Rounds (1997 : Vancouver); British Columbia Centre for
Excellence in HIV/AIDS; McLeod, Alistair (host); St. Paul’s
Hospital. Media Services Centre — Vancouver : St. Paul’s
Hospital, 1997. 1 videocassette (VHS) (54 min., 49 sec.) : sd., col. ;
1/2 in.
A presentation by Dr. Alistair McLeod and colleagues who discuss
accidental exposure to HIV infection. Topics include: occupational
exposure, sexual assault, accidental exposure in children, the BC
Workers’ Compensation Act, counselling, and post-exposure
management.
Audience: Health professionals / Nurses / Physicians
Public cible: Professionnels de la santé / Infirmiers / Médecins
Call# V BC 14913
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HIV in the workplace [video] / British Columbia Centre for
Excellence in HIV/AIDS; St. Paul’s Hospital. — Vancouver : Tagish
Productions, c1997. 1 videocassette (VHS) (17 min., 30 sec.) : sd.,
col. ; 1/2 in.
This video is intended to teach health professionals about
minimizing the risk of infection and on the prevention and
management of occupational exposure to HIV and AIDS.
Call# V BC 15369
PALLIATIVE CARE / SOINS PALLIATIFS
Endnotes [video] / Beitel, Garry (director); Lazar, Barry
(producer); Tassinari, Patricia (editor) — Montréal : Beitel/Lazar
Productions, c1999. 1 videocassette (VHS) (ca. 51 min.) : sd., col. ;
1/2 in.
This documentary about palliative care focuses on three terminally
ill patients. Filmed at Montréal’s Royal Victoria Hospital, this video
features interviews with the patients, their caregivers (doctors,
nurses, volunteers, and therapists), who discuss the physical,
emotional and spiritual challenges as the patients face their final
days.
Audience: Caregivers / Health professionals / Nurses
Public cible: Soignants / Professionnels de la santé / Infirmiers
Call# V QUE 17575
Meeting the challenge : an introduction to palliative care for
injection drug users living with HIV/AIDS [video kit] /
Canadian Palliative Care Association; B.C. Hospice Association;
Brummet, Lois (producer); Carr, Carol (producer) — Ottawa :
Canadian Palliative Care Association, c1999. 1 videocassette (10
min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in. + 1 training manual (48 p.).
This resource tool is aimed at caregivers working in palliative care
and other settings that serve injection drug users living with
HIV/AIDS. This video included in this kit features many personal
stories of drug addicts who are living with HIV/AIDS.
Call# V CAN 16604
Principles of palliative care [video] / Callwood, June (host);
Veen, Milton van der (producer) — Toronto : Casey House
Hospice, c1998. 1 videocassette (VHS) (28 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
This video is designed for caregivers and health professionals, and
provides information on palliative care for those living with
HIV/AIDS. It includes information on the Casey House Hospice in
Toronto.
Call# V ONT 15490
Relever le défi : introduction aux soins palliatifs aux
utilisateurs de drogues injectables vivant avec le VIH/sida
[trousse de video] / Association canadienne des soins palliatifs;
British Columbia Hospice Palliative Care Association; Brummet,
Lois (productrice); Carr, Carol (productrice) — Ottawa :
Association canadienne des soins palliatifs, c1999. 1
videocassette (ca. 10 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in. + 1 training manual
(48 p.).
OCTOBER 2005
Ressource à l’intention des soignants qui travaillent dans un service
de soins palliatifs et dans d’autres services qui s’occupent d’usagers
de drogues injectables atteints du VIH/sida. La bande vidéo incluse
dans cette trousse présente de nombreux récits personnels de
toxicomanes atteints du VIH/sida.
Call# V CAN 16605
PERSONAL STORIES AND DRAMAS /
TÉMOIGNAGES ET DRAMATISATIONS
PERSONS WITH HIV/AIDS /
PERSONNES ATTEINTES DU VIH/SIDA
Angels in America [DVD] / Nichols, Mike (director); Kushner,
Tony (screenplay) — New York : Home Box Office, c2003. 2
videodiscs (352 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
From Tony Kushner’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play, this miniseries
chronicles the struggle of a group of people as they deal with the
AIDS crisis in the United States in the mid-1980’s. This group, largely
composed of gay men, are swept up in a series of dramatic events.
These range in theme from love to religion and from politics to
philosophy. They find themselves caught between the rising tide of
AIDS and a generally unsympathetic society.
Audience: General public / Persons living with or affected by
HIV/AIDS
Public cible: Grand public / Personnes infectées ou affectées par
le VIH/sida
Call# V USA 21781
Infection à VIH : témoignages sur les trithérapies [vidéo] /
Comment dire ; Tourette-Turgis, Catherine (auteur) ; Attia, Pierre
(réalisateur). — [Paris] Comment dire ; CRIPS, 1998. 1
vidéocassette (VHS) (52 min.) : son, coul. ; 1/2 po. + 1 livret
(22 p. ; 18 cm.)
Ce film présente les témoignages de plusieurs personnes
séropositives. Chaque personne s’exprime sur les thèmes suivants :
l’histoire de sa séropositivité, l’arrivée et l’impact des trithérapies
dans sa vie quotidienne, ses difficultés ou non d’observance et ses
projets. Le témoignage des proches nous révèle aussi à quel point
l’arrivée des nouveaux traitements a modifié leur vie. Le livret
d’information, qui s’adresse aux formateurs et aux intervenants
auprès des professionnels médicaux, sanitaires et sociaux, propose
des exemples d’activités de formation et s’appuie sur différents
outils comme l’étude de cas ou les mises en situations.
Audience: General public / Educators / Health professionals /
Persons living with or affected by HIV/AIDS
Public cible: Grand public / Éducateurs / Professionnels de la
santé / Personnes infectées ou affectées par le VIH/sida
Call# V EUR 18955
Positively : coping with HIV and AIDS : adults [video] /
DeGerome, Ali B. (producer, director); Stern, Patty (editor);
Watts, Grady (executive producer); Wurzburg, Geraldine
This video shares the stories of three adults coping with HIV/AIDS,
and the people who surround them. It provides suggestions about
where to find information and support for: moving through the
denial period after diagnosis; adhering to and tolerating difficult
medication regimens; coping with and treating mental health
OCTOBRE 2005
disorders such as depression and bipolar disorder in addition to
HIV/AIDS; and disclosing HIV status to community, family and
friends. The booklet contains additional information about mental
health services, professionals and places to look for help.
Audience: General public / Persons living with or affected by
HIV/AIDS / Caregivers
Public cible: Grand public / Personnes infectées ou affectées par
le VIH/sida / Soignants
Call# V USA 19601
Does anyone die of AIDS anymore? [video] / Hogarth, Louise
(producer, director, writer) — Woodstock, ON : Canadian
Learning Company, [c2002] 1 videocassette (VHS) (25 min.) : sd.,
col. ; 1/2 in.
This video aims to dispel the myth that HIV/AIDS is now a chronic
manageable disease. It demonstrates, through interviews with
health professionals and persons living with HIV/AIDS, that people
are still dying from the disease.
Audience: Health professionals / General public
Public cible: Professionnels de la santé / Grand public
Call# V CAN 20368
Undetectable : the new face of AIDS [video] / Corcoran, Jay
(producer, director); Wringing Hands Productions —
Woodstock, ON : Canadian Learning Company, 2001. 1
This documentary follows the lives of six men and women living
with HIV/AIDS from diverse backgrounds, looking at how each of
them deals with the disease and with the treatments they have to
adhere to.
Audience: Persons living with or affected by HIV/AIDS / Health
professionals / General public
Public cible: Personnes infectées ou affectées par le VIH/sida /
Professionnels de la santé / Grand public
Call# V CAN 20386
PREGNANCY / GROSSESSE
Pregnant and positive : issues in clinical care and support
[video] / Furtwangler, Tom (producer); Sadow-Hasenberg,
Nicole (director) — Seattle : Northwest AIDS Education and
Training Center, c2003. 1 videocassette (VHS) (36 min.) : sd., col. ;
1/2 in.
Designed for doctors and other primary care providers, this video
uses interviews with medical experts and an HIV-positive pregnant
woman to explore the clinical care of HIV-infected women before,
during and after pregnancy. Topics include: practical advice on
doing pre- and post-test counselling; disclosure; pre-conception
counselling; timing of conception; prenatal care; labour and
delivery; breastfeeding and postnatal care, and pediatric HIV
testing.
Audience: Physicians / Nurses / Health professionals / Women
Public cible: Médecins / Infirmiers / Professionnels de la santé /
Femmes
Call# V USA 22129
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RELIGION / RELIGION
SEXUAL HEALTH / SANTÉ SEXUELLE
Rude awakenings : spiritual support in the time of AIDS
[video] / Grossman, Joan (director/producer/writer); Aronowitz,
Eugene (writer); Rosdy, Paul (writer/editor) — New York : Union
Settlement Association, c1995. 1 videocassette (VHS) (20 min.) :
sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
This video examines the role and need of spirituality in HIV-infected
persons and what place HIV/AIDS has in faith. Persons living with
HIV or AIDS discuss how important it was for them to rediscover or
strengthen their faith. Clergy talk about the importance of
accepting persons living with HIV/AIDS and of being there for them.
There are three important issues that are examined in this video:
judgement and fear, acceptance and healing, and awakenings.
Audience: Persons living with or affected by HIV/AIDS / Clergy
Clergé
Call# V USA 16147
Je t’ai à l’oeil! : MTS-SIDA [vidéo] — [Québec] Mouvement
Jean-Boudreau pour la prévention du sida ; Centre de santé
publique de Québec, c1998. 1 vidéocassette (VHS) (3x6 min) :
son, coul. ; 1/2 po.
Issu du concours Message mais sage d’amour, ce vidéo est le
résultat d’une campagne d’éducation et de sensibilisation sur la
santé sexuelle dont les contenus ont été pensés par et pour les
jeunes. Ce vidéo comprend trois courts-métrages produits à partir
des scénarios gagnants du concours. Le premier, qui s’intitule
« Pour la vie, » parle du SIDA. Le deuxième s’intitule « Chlamé
quoi? », et le troisième « L’ange gardien » traite de l’utilisation du
condom.
Audience: Adolescents / Youth
Public cible: Adolescents / Jeunes
Call# V QUE 18839
STIs / ITS
RESEARCH / RECHERCHE
The modern plague [video] / Beaty, Sally (executive producer,
writer); Knight, James (editor) — [Pasadena, CA] INTELECOM,
c2001. 1 videocassette (VHS) (29 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
This video recounts medical science’s search for the cause of a
mysterious illness that seemed to affect only gay young men in the
early 1980s. It describes how AIDS and HIV were identified, as well
as modes of transmission. It also reviews the development of
increasingly effective treatment regimens and the creation of new
drugs to control the virus, vividly illustrated by the story of a man
who was diagnosed with the disease in the mid-1980s, but is still
living.
Audience: Researchers / Health professionals / General public
Public cible: Chercheurs / Professionnels de la santé / Grand
public
Call# V USA 20089
SENIORS / PERSONNES ÂGÉES
Mama June : a different perspective on AIDS [video] / JonesFarrow, Hilary (producer, director, editor); Holbrook, Arthur
(producer) — [Vancouver] The May Street Group Film, Video &
Animation, c2002. 1 videocassette (VHS) (46 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2
in.
This video tells the story of a seventy-five-year-old British Columbia
woman who has AIDS. At 62, after her husband died, June went to
work as a mission volunteer for the Anglican Church in an isolated
town in Tanzania. She worked there several years until she had to
return to Canada because she was very ill. It took some time before
the doctors tested her for AIDS because she did not fit the
stereotype. She worked with several AIDS service organizations in
Victoria until she decided to return back to Tanzania, where she
visited several city and rural AIDS groups. She has told many people
in Tanzania about her condition to help them try to accept AIDS as
a disease like any other rather than a social stigma.
Call# V BC 19862
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The ABC’s of STD’s : straight talk about sexually transmitted
diseases [video] / Guth, Jamie (executive producer); Kidder,
Tom (producer, writer); Johnson, Bill (producer) — Sherborn,
Mass. Aquarius Productions, c2001. 1 videocassette (VHS) (23
min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
This video, intended for teens and young adults, provides
information on chlamydia, gonorrhea, vaginal infections, syphilis,
human papilloma virus, herpes and hepatitis B. It includes the
prevalence, symptoms of each of these infections, as well as the
consequences of not being treated. The video also looks at a peer
education project called the “Springfield Adolescent Health Project”.
/ Blacks
secondaires / Noirs
Call# V USA 20415
Risky business [video] / Beaty, Sally (executive producer);
Koppenhaver, Rebecca (writer); Meyer, Keli (editor) —
[Pasadena, CA] INTELECOM, c2001. 1 videocassette (VHS) (29
min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
Adolescents and young adults are at the highest risk for
contracting sexually transmitted infections. This program looks at
the current incidence of STIs, and how the use of condoms not only
protects sexual partners, but unborn children from contracting
health problems associated with such infections. It also looks at the
commonness of unexpected pregnancy, talking with the unwed
mothers and mothers-to-be of Project Cradle.
secondaires
Call# V USA 20088
Sexually transmitted diseases : the silent epidemic [video] /
Guth, Jamie (executive producer); Kidder, Tom (producer,
writer); Johnson, Bill (producer) — Princeton, NJ : Films for the
Humanities & Sciences, c2000. 1 videocassette (VHS) (29 min.) :
sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
This video provides information on chlamydia, gonorrhea, vaginal
infections, syphilis, human papilloma virus, herpes and hepatitis B.
OCTOBER 2005
in Seattle.
Call# V USA 22126
It includes the prevalence, and symptoms of each of these
infections, as well as the consequences of not being treated. The
video also looks at a peer education project called the “Springfield
Adolescent Health Project”.
Call# V USA 20342
WOMEN / FEMMES
Sexually transmitted diseases [video] / Di Gangi, Laurel
(writer) — Los Angeles, CA : National Health Video, c2002. 1
This video discusses the symptoms of chlamydia, gonorrhea, pelvic
inflammatory disease, genital herpes, syphilis, trichomoniasis,
HIV/AIDS, human papillomavirus and hepatitis B. It also provides
some general facts on sexually transmitted infections (STIs),
including prevention and treatment of STIs.
Call# V USA 20277
TESTING / DÉPISTAGE
Talk about testing [video] / Curran, Sheila (produer, director);
Chalow, Thea (writer) — Watertown, MA : New England
Research Institues, c1999. 1 videocassette (24 min.) : sd., col. ;
1/2 in.
With the help of animation, personal stories, impromptu street
interviews, and segments with sex education and HIV experts, this
video promotes the importance of HIV testing.
Call# V USA 20393
TREATMENT / TRAITEMENT
[Emission Impact : lipodystrophie] [DVD] — [Montreal] [Radio
Canada] [200?] 1 disc (9 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
Ce DVD contient un extrait de l’émission de télé « Impact » et
présente des entrevues avec deux personnes vivant avec le VIH.
Elles parlent de leurs traitements et des effets secondaires qu’ils
provoquent tels que la lipodystrophie, la nausée, la diarrhée et la
déficience visuelle.
Audience: Persons living with or affected by HIV/AIDS / General
public / Youth
Grand public / Jeunes
Call# V CAN 22139
High impact : substance abuse and HIV care [video] /
Furtwangler, Tom (producer, director) — Seattle : Northwest
AIDS Education and Training Center, c2000. 1 videocassette
(VHS) (29 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
Designed for doctors and other primary care providers, this video
explores the challenges of delivering HIV care to patients who have
previously used, or continue to use, heroin and other street drugs.
This video is divided into five sections: stabilizing and reducing
harm; beginning antiretroviral therapy; interactions between HIV
medications and street drugs; pain management; and suppporting
adherence. The video was shot on location at Highland General
Hospital in Oakland, California, and the University of Washington
OCTOBRE 2005
HIV & women [video] / Interdisciplinary AIDS Care Rounds
(1998 March 19 : Vancouver); British Columbia Centre for
Excellence in HIV/AIDS; Money, Deborah (host); St. Paul’s
Hospital. Media Services Centre — Vancouver : St. Paul’s
Hospital, 1998. 1 videocassette (VHS) (69 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
A presentation by Dr. Deborah Money (obstetrician/gynecologist at
the Oak Tree Clinic), who discusses HIV/AIDS and women.
Audience: Health professionals
Public cible: Professionnels de la santé
Call# V BC 15458
Telling stories [video] = Histoires de dire [vidéo] / Lapointe,
Josiane (director); Voisard, Pauline (director) — Québec : Vidéo
Femmes, c2000. 1 videocassette (VHS) (25 min) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
+ 1 guide (14 p. : col. ill. ; 22 cm.)
HIV-positive women discuss their family relations following a
positive diagnosis. The pros and cons of disclosing their status to
their families, friends and partners are examined. The
accompanying guide provides issues raised in the video that
women can reflect on. The guide also includes a list of associations
and shelters in Quebec for persons living with HIV/AIDS.
Voici des témoignages de femmes séropositives qui discutent de
leurs relations familiales suite à un diagnostic positif. Les pour et les
contres de divulguer leur maladie à la famille, aux amis et aux
partenaires sont considérés. Le petit guide qui accompagne le
vidéo amène les femmes à réfléchir sur des points qui ont été traités
dans le film. On y trouve une liste des organisations et des maisons
pour les personnes vivant avec le VIH/sida au Québec.
Audience: Women / Persons living with or affected by HIV/AIDS
Public cible: Femmes / Personnes infectées ou affectées par le
VIH/sida
Call# V QUE 20332
Voulez-vous risquer avec moi? [vidéo] / Dawe, Janice
(productrice); Ducharme, Francine (productrice); Jaiko,
Claudette (réalisatrice); Loraine, Sophie (présentatrice) —
Toronto : Breakthrough Films & Television, c1995. 1
vidéocassette (VHS) (23 min.) : son, coul. ; 1/2 po. + 1 guide de
discussion (25 p.).
Un film canadien sur le VIH/sida qui s’adresse aux femmes. Il a pour
but d’initier des discussions de groupes parmi les femmes afin
d’accroître leurs connaissances sur la maladie.
Audience: Women / General public
Public cible: Femmes / Grand public
Call# V CAN 13730
Weighing the risk [video] / Dawe, Janice (producer); Jaiko,
Claudette (director); Botsford, Sara (host); Fragoulis, Tess
(writer); Valier, Petra (editor); Megna, Robert (editor) — Toronto :
Breakthrough Films & Television, c1995. 1 videocassette (VHS)
(23 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
A Canadian film for women about HIV and AIDS. It is intended to
start conversations within groups of women to increase their
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awareness of the disease.
Audience: Women / General public
Public cible: Femmes / Grand public
Call# V CAN 13729
WORKPLACE / MILIEU DE TRAVAIL
HIV/AIDS [video kit] — [Naples, FL] National Educational Video ;
Magic Lantern Group, c2002. 1 videocassette (VHS) ([54] min.) :
sd., col. ; 1/2 in. + 1 booklet (32 p. : chart ; 28 cm.) ; in binder 30
cm.
Designed for health care workers, this video provides an overview
of HIV/AIDS. In part I, the video defines HIV and AIDS; discusses the
history of HIV/AIDS in the United States; explains how HIV is
transmitted; explains methods of HIV risk reduction; discusses
available diagnostic testing methods for HIV; and discusses the
importance of early medical intervention. In part II, it discusses
post-exposure treatment for health care workers, including when
and how to get post-exposure prophylaxis. It also look at ways to
prevent occupational exposure, including using personal
protection equipment and following proper procedures for
disposing of sharps and biohazardous waste. The video is
accompanied by a program guide that includes a supplemental
handout for nurses, a glossary of key terms, learning objectives,
tests, discussion questions, supplemental teaching materials, and
workplace guidelines.
Soignants
Call# V USA 21301
YOUTH / JEUNES
AIDS : one teenager’s story [video] / Green, Susan Eikov
(producer/writer); Brossert, Robbin (director/editor); Berman,
Elaine (writer); Grossman, Ruth (teacher’s guide) — New York,
NY : Bossert and Company, c1996. 1 videocassette (VHS) (33
min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in. + 1 teacher’s guide (61 p. ; 22 cm.)
This video tells the story of Tracy, a high school senior who is HIV
positive. She never used drugs, and has had sex only with her
longtime boyfriend. It examines Tracy’s struggle to come to terms
with her diagnosis and her future.
Audience: Youth / Adolescents / Secondary schools
Public cible: Jeunes / Adolescents / Écoles secondaires
Call# V USA 20404
Blood brothers [video] / Chambers, Andy (producer); Romero,
Pedro (producer, writer, director); Brinkmann, Nick (editor) —
Vancouver, BC : Too Early Productions ; Image Media, c1998. 1
videocassette (VHS) (11 min., 53 sec.) ; 1/2 in.
This video presents a story about three teens who go camping by
themselves. One of the teens is HIV positive as a result of a blood
transfusion, and he tells his two best friends about this at the
campfire. This story is about the spirit of friendship and how far we
can go for our friends.
Call# V BC 18890
(producer/writer); Ryder, Tom (producer/editor); Carson, Kerry
(hostess) — Boston : Media Works, c1995. 1 videocassette (VHS)
(20 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in. + 1 discussion guide (26 p.) ; in box 31
x 4 x 26 cm.
This 20-minute video features five young people with HIV who
speak out about AIDS. Each of these people was infected as a
teenager through unprotected sex. They address issues such as
denial, living with their infection, and the importance of making
healthy decisions. This video is hosted by 21-year-old Kerry Carson,
who died five weeks after completion of this film.
Call# V USA 16177
Infected : adolescent AIDS [video] / American Psychological
Association; Carso, Joseph (director); Clark, Joseph (writer);
Elsasser, Frank (director, editor) — Toronto : Timeline
Productions ; Magic Lantern Communications, 2000. 1
This docudrama depicts the harsh reality of how AIDS affects
adolescent life. It is about a 17-year-old who is informed by her
family doctor that she has AIDS. The doctor explains important
facts about prevention and AIDS, and dispels myths. The story is
followed by statistics on HIV/AIDS and discussion questions.
Audience: Youth / Adolescents / Secondary schools / Physicians
/ Health professionals
Public cible: Jeunes / Adolescents / Écoles secondaires /
Médecins / Professionnels de la santé
Call# V ONT 18887
Just like me : talking about AIDS [video] / Sabin, Jennifer
(producer/director); Goldberg, Lisa Mallenbaum
(producer/director); Trivelas, Peter (editor) — [Hartford, Conn.]
Hilltop Productions, c1997. 1 videocassette (VHS) (21 min.) : sd.,
col. ; 1/2 in.
This video features interviews with six young men and women from
diverse communities, who were all infected with HIV while they
were teenagers.
Audience: General public / Youth / Secondary schools /
Adolescents
Public cible: Grand public / Jeunes / Écoles secondaires /
Adolescents
Call# V USA 17520
Just like us : AIDS prevention [video] / Marks, David (director);
Lashley, Will (editor); University of Connecticut; University of
Western Ontario AIDS Risk Reproduction Projects — [Storrs, CT]
University of Connecticut, 1996, c1993. 1 videocassette (VHS)
(27 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in + 1 teacher’s guide (46 p.).
This video features interviews with seven HIV-positive young
people, most of whom got the virus from heterosexual sex. These
four young women and three young men – five whites, one AfricanAmerican and one Hispanic American reveal the physical effects of
the disease, the attitudes of others, and their fears about the future.
Audience: General public / Youth / Secondary schools /
Adolescents
Public cible: Grand public / Jeunes / Écoles secondaires /
Adolescents
Call# V USA 14736
In our own words : teens and AIDS [video kit] / Blake, Jeanne
18
OCTOBER 2005
Positively : coping with HIV and AIDS : young adults [video] /
DeGerome, Ali B. (producer, director); Stern, Patty (editor);
Watts, Grady (executive producer); Wurzburg, Geraldine
This video shares the stories of three young adults coping with
HIV/AIDS, and the people who surround them. It provides
suggestions for young adults ages 15-21 about where to find
information and support for: moving through the denial period
after diagnosis; adhering to and tolerating difficult medication
regimens; coping with and treating mental health difficulties such
as depression, a family history of substance abuse and sexual
orientation issues; and disclosing HIV status to community, family
and friends. The booklet contains additional information about
mental health services, professionals and places to look for help.
Audience: Persons living with or affected by HIV/AIDS / Youth /
Adolescents / Secondary schools / Caregivers
Jeunes / Adolescents / Écoles secondaires / Soignants
Call# V USA 19602
Teen AIDS and HIV [video] / Fox, Malcolm (executive
producer); Taylor, Matt (director) — Toronto : CTV Television
Network, c2001. 1 videocassette (22 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
This video is an episode from the 21c Twenty-first Century television
series. One of the hosts of this series meets three HIV-positive teens
who contracted the virus either from tainted blood, from drug use,
or who were born with the disease.
Call# V CAN 20090
Silence on s’ex—prime. Volet 2. L’abus sexuel. Les MTS
[vidéo] / Calvé, Mario (réalisation); Turcotte, Anne-Marie
(réalisation) — Montréal : CECOM, Hôpital Rivière-des-Prairies ;
Productions Kaboum, c1997. 1 vidéocassette (VHS) (20 min) :
son., coul. ; 1/2 po + 1 guide (19 p. ; 22 cm.)
Ce vidéo comprend deux courts-métrages traitant d’abus sexuel et
de ITS. Le premier relate l’histoire d’une fille de 17 ans qui est
victime d’abus sexuel et le deuxième sur les ITS raconte l’histoire
d’une fille de seize ans qui a attrapé l’herpès à cause d’une relation
sexuelle non protégée. Chaque court-métrage comprend des
témoignages, un vox-pop, et des discussions de fond auprès d’un
groupe d’adolescents. Un guide d’animation accompagne ce vidéo.
Il contient des questions sur chaque court-métrage afin d’amener
les participants à discuter des sujets abordés.
Audience: Educators / Youth / Adolescents / Secondary schools
Public cible: Éducateurs / Jeunes / Adolescents / Écoles
secondaires
Call# V QUE 19198
OCTOBRE 2005
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