Small steps, big changes: Dynka Amorim at TEDxSãoTomé

Dynka Amorim is a born associative. The young Sao-tomean living in Portugal is the founder of the magazine "Bué Fixe" made by young people for young people trying to alert the young to HIV / AIDS and provide information on various forms of prevention. The magazine was born in Sao Tome but gained wings in Portugal, where Dynka graduated in Political Science and International Relations. Today "Bué Fixe" is more than a magazine about HIV / AIDS, it speaks also to problems affecting the youth Diaspora in Portugal. In Dynka 2010 became a member of the Vienna Youth Force for the eighteenth International Conference on HIV / AIDS. He also coordinated a project "to destroy" the virus of HIV / AIDS supported by MTV "Stay Alive" and the Youth in Action Programme. For all his work with youth in HIV / AIDS prevention, Dynka Amorim was awarded the European Award - Young Entrepreneur AIDS and Mobility in 2010 and the prize "MTV linked" by Solidarity.
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