The HIV/AIDS pandemic has become a human, social and economic disaster, with far-reaching implications for individuals, communities and coutnries. Each year there are more and more new HIV infections, which shows that people either aren't learning the message abou the dangers of HIV, or are unable or unwilling to act on it. Education has a key role to play both in preventing HIV/AIDS and in mitigating its effects on individuals, families, communities and society. About Author : R.C. Mishra, a renowned and seasoned teacher of education has had a distinguished career in higher education that includes teaching, writing, research and administration. He has a teaching experience of about 25 years and has guided a number of masters and doctoral research scholars. Contents : PrefaceIntroductionSchool-based HIV/AIDS EducationHIV/AIDS on Primary EducationAIDS and Girl's EducationHIV/AIDS on Adult EducationHIV/AIDS and Sex EducationPeer Education and HIV/AIDSEncounter between HIV/AIDS and EducationHIV/AIDS Education: Stigma and DiscriminationPrevention of HIV/AIDs in Compulsory EducationHIV/AIDS Education in Economically Backward CountriesLearning to SurviveBibliographyIndex