Male Sexuality and Masculinity in China: Lessons from the local HIV Epidemic
Organisation
Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health Department of Sociomedical Sciences
Project Focus
The out come of the analysis will be useful in informing a gendered approach to HIV prevention that is specific to the Chinese context. It will promote communication based on locally appropriate content and encourage the participation of local actors in the design of appropriate HIV prevention messages.
Background
Target Groups/Participants
Project Activities
Research
Outcomes
Individual Impacts: Family Group Impacts: Community Impacts: Other Impacts: Lessons Learned: Problems Encountered: Beneficiary Comments: Stakeholder Comments:
Evaluation
Donors
US National Institute of Mental Health
Columbia University
Weatherhead Institute for East Asian Research
Project Cost
$50,000
Project Start Date
1 October 2004
Project End Date
1 June 2006
Creative Exchange Projects
Subjects
Creative Activities
International Region
East/South East Asia
UK Region
Date Entered
14 September 2004