How do children understand and construct stigma in the context of HIV/AIDS?: Julia
Julia Goodall is a student at the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal. Her presentation focuses on the social process of othering, an aspect of how people perceive and construct stigma in their specific social settings. . An understanding of how and why people employ othering is integral to the success of future HIV/AIDS interventions. This study indicated that the process of othering might be a necessary psychological response which is employed in an attempt to cope with having to live with HIV/AIDS.
posted by Research Masters @ 1:10 PM
5 Comments
5 Comments:
when you mentioned about asking about if someone has hiv/aids I thought it was interesting that there might be a problem with children undersatnding that hiv/aids was..
interesting presentation, themes with children are also interesting
in the sense of working with children and asking children questions, sensitivity of how questions are framed are importnat to note, eg: leading questions
well done julia, i think this was really a good presentation and the research itself seems very interesting.
good job
Nudhar
That was a great one Julia. I liked the fact that you were able to answer the questions posed with ease and acknowledged some of the good comments made.You're good.
Onini
I acknowledge the standard of your presentation. my suggestion is that those young learners might seem to have been sent by elders to stigmatise that particular person. i think stigma reduction workshop should also be conducted at a low academic level
Vusumuzi Malunga: hsrc
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