|
|
 |
HIVAN Fellow, Dr Catherine Campbell, releases "Letting Them Die"
|
HIVAN Fellow, Dr Catherine Campbell, has released a new book, "Letting Them Die: How HIV/AIDS Prevention Programmes Often Fail" (Cape Town: Double Storey Books/Juta, April 2003).
The book is co-published with James Currey (London) in their series, African Issues. Dr Campbell is a Reader in the School of Social Psychology at the London School of Economics and an external professor at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban. Dr Campbell, a HIVAN Research Fellow, is the Principal Investigator for the project, Community Responses of HIV/AIDS.
"Letting Them Die: How HIV/AIDS prevention programmes often fail" is the result of seven years of collaborative research and thinking and highlights the barriers and constraints to controlling this national crisis.
Contents :
- Sexuality and Social Change
- HIV amongst miners
- Mobilising local communities to prevent HIV/AIDS
- Mobilising sex workers (promoting peer education in an informal setting)
- Mobilising young people (promoting peer education in a formal school Setting)
- Mobilising stakeholders (promoting partnerships to co-ordinate HIV-prevention efforts.
"Letting Them Die: How HIV/AIDS prevention programmes often fail" is available from Adams Bookshops in Durban. Adams UND Campus Bookshop - Tel: 031 2602885 or 261 2320. Adams West Street - Tel: 031 304 8571.
|
| Was this article helpful to you? |
 ?100%???? ?0%
|
|
Back
|
|
|
|
