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Kim Bouldin-Jones is an internationally recognized and sought after educator specializing in HIV/STD and Global Disease Prevention. Ms. Bouldin-Jones’ work in global disease prevention/education has taken her from South America to Africa where she works with both government and non-government organizations in affective ways to combat problems of HIV, Malaria and TB. She has been both key note speaker and presenter to numerous National and International Conferences on topics ranging from HIV/Global Disease Prevention Programs, Global Education, Substance Abuse, Diversity, HIV in Correctional Institutions and Women’s Health. Her consulting firm, KBJ Consulting, has worked with various agencies such as the Pontifical Healthcare Council on Pastoral Care, Vatican City, UNICEF, Zimbabwe, Bethzatha Healthcare, Ethiopia and Ministries of Health, Ecuador. Her firm also is a member of the United Nations Civil Society Organizations for HIV, which is involved in the millennium development goals of 2010. Currently, Ms. Bouldin-Jones is organizing HIV Testing and Awareness Week in Uganda. The goal of the week is to increase awareness and testing to three million people in the capitol city Kampala in late 2008. When the World Affairs Council and the State Department hosts various healthcare officials from around the world, Ms. Bouldin-Jones is often visited as a HIV/Global Disease expert. Ms. Bouldin-Jones is the Vice-Chair of the Board of Directors for Global Youth Leadership Institute and is a member of the Global AIDS Roundtable in Washington D. C. She also chairs the Global Health Network in St. Louis, Missouri. She teaches Health and works in the Counseling Department part-time at John Burroughs School in St. Louis. Ms. Bouldin-Jones currently lives in O’Fallon, Missouri with her husband and her three children.