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What roles did Noerine Kaleeba hold, and when?

Noerine Kaleeba

Ugandan HIV/AIDS activist who co-founded The AIDS Support Organisation (TASO) in 1987 and later worked as an adviser at UNAIDS.

Latest source 22 Nov 2023Updated 27 Oct 20264 sources

FormerNow

3 dated roles on record; no current role confirmed.

Identity record: Public Figure Record Verified

Roles, most recent first

  1. 1987
    Co-founder and Executive Director The AIDS Support Organisation (TASO) Former

    Co-founded TASO in 1987 after her husband's death from AIDS; led the organisation for about ten years and secured donor support (end year not in fetched sources).1 2 3

  2. 1990
    Principal Mulago School of Physiotherapy Former

    Resigned in 1990 to concentrate on TASO.2

  3. 2007
    Community Mobilization Adviser / Partnerships and Community Mobilisation Adviser UNAIDS Former

    Geneva-based adviser focused on sub-Saharan Africa; listed in this post by the UN in 1996 and in Geneva until 2007 per Daily Monitor.1 2 4

Where the dates come from

  1. PrimaryIn progress at UNHQ (World AIDS Day observance note)United Nations · 27 Nov 1996
  2. SecondaryNoerine Kaleeba: an iconic leader in our midstDaily Monitor (Nation Media Group)
  3. PrimaryTASO MulagoThe AIDS Support Organisation (TASO) · 22 Nov 2023
  4. SecondaryVeteran Ugandan AIDS activist (PlusNews report, reproduced by EQUINET)PlusNews / EQUINET Africa · 1 Mar 2003

Changes

27 Oct 2026 Published after review.

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