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Participatory tools for working with communities on gender and sexuality

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	Gender and sexuality are cross cutting factors in the transmission of HIV and the care and support of those infected and affected. Without addressing these issues the response to the epidemic is limited. This toolkit provides a resource aimed at enabling individuals and organisations working on HIV and AIDS issues to address gender and sexuality effectively. The toolkit gives guidance on how to build relations and trust with key community stakeholders in order to support this work; prepare facilitation teams and train them. It was inspired, developed and produced with the support and expertise of a large number of individuals, groups and organisations through workshops, seminars and field experience in Zambia. The toolkit contains participatory activities which enable groups of men and women of different ages to explore how gender and sexuality affect their lives and identify changes which they wish to make to improve their relationships and sexual health. It aims to establish the ongoing involvement of key stakeholders such as chiefs, traditional advisors, teachers, health workers, civil society organisations and religious and other leaders. The tools involve community members using techniques such as role-play and making diagrams using local resources such as the ground, sticks and everyday objects to generate discussion. Contents include sections on: Gender, sexuality and vulnerability, Sex and relationships, Sexual violence, Working together and Making an action plan.
Intended audience	NGO support programmes Individual trainers INGOs NGOs CBOs
Author	International HIV/AIDS Alliance (Secretariat)
Language	English
Date published	29/06/2007
Size	99 pages
Themes	Subject - Care and Treatment Subject - Civil Society Development Subject - Community Mobilisation Subject - Gender and Sexuality Subject - People Living With HIV Subject - Prevention Subject - Reproductive Health Subject - Stigma and Discrimination Subject - Youth
Type	Technical support

Reviews of this publication

Karabo - 01 July 2008

Good

silver innocent - 07 September 2007

simple, precise,yet detailed. The variety of tools is very enriching. an invaluable resource for anyone working with HIV and AIDS, particularly with young people
Bravo Alliance

Sr. Torach Leonora - 30 August 2007

Sharing of Scientific knowledge is power; Testifying of personal experiences is avery good form of encouragement to us.Involving the wisdom from above leads to renewed strenght, hope, love and meaningful life, life without end (if supernatural power ie sipiritual support according to one's belief could be incoporated) it is a suggestion because the mind, body and spirit needs to be cared for for a balanced well-being.

Tonie Nsubuga - 23 August 2007

This will be a very great tool to have the full participation of parents and other elders in communities in the work of young people. It is a must read for anyone working in the field of HIV/AIDS with young people and the community.

Joash Oduor - 23 August 2007

Thanks for this piece of work, quite relevant and focused to the challenges faced by all.

Milly - 21 August 2007

it's a great tool- i love the simplicity, and variety of tools! i can definitely this this being applied widely and with great ease in any community , even with low levels of literacy or limited exposure to SRH programming. great job!

PAUL G MASHIMBA - 20 August 2007

This is a fantastic pice of work in the todays' struggle not only HIV/AIDS but also the entire environmet which surround the epidemic.I

adejor abel - 16 August 2007

The publication is superb and a must read. keep it up!

Charles "Poncho" Brown - 15 August 2007

Excellent material! A must read for anyone working in the field of HIV/AIDS.

Princess Olufemi-Kayode - 14 August 2007

A resource for our field of work. Time to look this way. Thanks.

humanists without borders - 10 August 2007

what we have been looking for

AKAP fELIX - 09 August 2007

This is a well done piece of job that is helping us get the necessary impact in our service delivery to the communities.

paul tiofack - 02 August 2007

i thank you a lot for the job. ,It is well done

Elile Johne - 06 July 2007

Information is a necessary tool in working on sexuality, gender and reproductive health keep it up guys

seun oluyoku - 06 July 2007

may God keep increasing you

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