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Informationen zum Autor Catherine Campbell is originally from New Zealand and now lives in Cambridgeshire in the UK She lives with her husband, son and a tortoiseshell cat called Lizzy, who inspired The Bad Cat Club series. Catherine has previously worked in theatre and television and has made a living in various ways including, writing television commercial scripts, performing improv comedy, and producing and directing shopping television. Her favourite things are cats, books, tea parties and taking afternoon naps with her young son. She blogs about becoming a new mum while remaining creative, and the challenges of staying productive while parenting. You can find out more about here at catherinecampbellwrites.com Klappentext "Letting Them Die" is not just an investigation into sexuality, social relations, health, and medicine; it is a sharp review of the kinds of programs that are becoming the standard method of HIV/AIDS intervention throughout Africa. Inhaltsverzeichnis Preliminary Table of Contents: Acknowledgments Part 1. Sexuality and Sexual Health in the Summertown Mining Community: Context and Concepts 1. Sexuality, Participation, and Social Change 2. "Going underground and going after women": HIV Transmission amongst Mineworkers 3. Mobilizing a Local Community to Prevent HIV/AIDS: The Summertown Project 4. Community, Participation, and Sexual Health: Conceptual Challenges Part 2. Sexuality, Sexual Health, and Peer Education amongst Summertown Sex Workers 5. The Social Organization of Commercial Sex Work 6. Sex Workers Organize to Fight HIV Transmission: Community-Led Peer Education in an Informal, "Hard-to-Reach" Setting 7. Factors Shaping the Success of Community Mobilisation in Informal Settings Part 3. Sexuality and Sexual Health amongst Young People in Summertown 8. HIV Transmission amongst Young People: Gender, Social Norms, and Sexuality 9. Changing Young People's Sexual Behavior?: Youth-Led Participatory HIV Prevention in Summertown Part 4. Power, Participation, and Political Will: The Context of HIV Prevention Efforts 10. Make or Break: Stakeholder Collaboration in Project Planning 11. Make or Break: Technical Capacity and Grassroots Identification with Project Goals 12. Commitment, Conceptualization, and Capacity ...
