AIDES
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AIDES
Summary
AIDES is a LGBTQ+ rights organization[1]. AIDES has Wikipedia articles in 7 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- AIDES's field of work was HIV/AIDS[3].
- AIDES's field of work was viral hepatitis[4].
- AIDES's field of work was LGBTQ[5].
- AIDES's field of work was prevention of HIV/AIDS[6].
- A notable work attributed to AIDES is Seronet[7].
- AIDES was a member of Inter-LGBT[8].
- AIDES was a member of TRT-5[9].
- AIDES is in the country of France[10].
- AIDES's instance of is recorded as LGBTQ+ rights organization[11].
- AIDES's instance of is recorded as LGBTQ+ organization[12].
- AIDES's instance of is recorded as AIDS organization[13].
- AIDES's instance of is recorded as organization[14].
- AIDES's founder is recorded as Daniel Defert[15].
- AIDES's founder is recorded as Frédéric Edelmann[16].
- AIDES's headquarters location is recorded as Pantin[17].
- AIDES's Commons category is recorded as AIDES[18].
- AIDES's industry is recorded as outpatient social[19].
- AIDES's archives at is recorded as Archives nationales[20].
- AIDES's chairperson is recorded as Camille Spire[21].
- September 25, 1984 marks the founding of AIDES[22].
- October 30, 1984 marks the founding of AIDES[23].
- December 4, 1984 marks the founding of AIDES[24].
- AIDES's coordinate location is recorded as {'lat': 48.89178543538603, 'lon': 2.39891113377704}[25].
- AIDES's official website is recorded as https://www.aides.org[26].
- AIDES's official website is recorded as https://www.aides.org/[27].
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Founding
Founders include Daniel Defert[15] and Frédéric Edelmann[16]. Recorded inception include September 25, 1984[22], October 30, 1984[23], and December 4, 1984[24].
Identity
AIDES's official name is recorded as {'lang': 'fr', 'text': 'AIDES'}[28].
Leadership
AIDES's chairperson is recorded as Camille Spire[21].
Operations
AIDES's headquarters location is recorded as Pantin[17].
Industry
AIDES's industry is recorded as outpatient social[19]. Fields of work include HIV/AIDS[3], an endemic disease[29]; viral hepatitis[4], a class of disease[30]; LGBTQ[5], a topic[31]; and prevention of HIV/AIDS[6], an occupation[32].
Why It Matters
AIDES has Wikipedia articles in 7 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]