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CBAS members include organizations and individuals around the world working on cervical barriers and issues or products related to cervical barriers. CBAS aims to create an international, professional networking organization including clinical and social science research groups, academic institutions, policy and advocacy groups, trade associations, and pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical device companies. Membership is free and open to all who are interested in joining.
To join CBAS, please complete the membership form and click submit to send your information to us. You may also download the form (pdf) and fax it to us.
Join CBAS now!
Here is what CBAS has to offer those who join:
CBAS is committed to:
- connecting members with each other;
- facilitating information sharing;
- drawing in new organizations;
- serving as a resource for the media, legislators, and others;
- collaborating with other associations and groups where goals overlap; and
- developing policy position statements.
Through the CBAS website, members are able to:
- network and collaborate with other professionals in the field;
- keep abreast of new research;
- share information and ideas; and
- receive a periodic newsletter.*
*Members will automatically receive an electronic newsletter (distributed several times a year) that will include announcements, updates, and new information in the field of cervical barriers. If you choose not to become a member but are still interested in receiving updates, you can just subscribe to the newsletter separately.
CBAS members should:
- endorse the CBAS mission to raise the profile of cervical barrier methods both for preventing pregnancy and potentially HIV and other sexually transmitted infections (STIs);
- understand CBAS’s key messages; and
- feel free to contribute updated information to the CBAS website and e-newsletter.
If you would like to end your CBAS membership, please email info@cervicalbarriers.org, and we will remove you from the membership list.
If you have any questions about CBAS membership, please feel free to contact us.
All information provided to CBAS by its members and users of this site will be kept confidential according to our privacy policy.
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CBAS has compiled all of the abstracts related to cervical barrier research that were presented at the IAS 2007 conference which took place in Sydney, Austraila in July 2007
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Event: Global Health Council Conference
Date: May 27-31, 2008
Location: Washington, DC
Website: click here
Event: International Women’s Health Conference: Other Borders
Date: May 29-30, 2008
Location: Derry, Northern Ireland
Website: click here
Event: Implementing Best Practices (IBP) in Reproductive Health Knowledge Gateway Diaphragm Forum
Date: June 2-6, 2008
Location: Online
Website: click here
Event: Reproductive Health in Emergencies Conference
Date: June 18-20, 2008
Location: Kampala, Uganda
Website: click here
Event: XVII International AIDS Conference
Date: August 3-8, 2008
Location: Mexico City
Website: click here
Event: Women’s Global Network for Reproductive Rights (WGNRR) Regional Consultation Meeting
Date: November 11-13, 2008
Location: Cape Town, South Africa
Website: click here
For information on how to join the network and participate in this meeting, please contact Irina Otmakhova at membership@wgnrr.org.
Event: Association for Women’s Rights in Development (AWID) XI International Forum on Women's Rights and Development
Date: November 14-17, 2008
Location: Cape Town
Website: click here
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