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Abstracts selected for presentation by the Academic Committee of Aids in Culture

Cultural Practices that Influence the Spread of HIV/AIDS in The Gambia

Sumareh Mohamadou

Foundation For Disabled People International

Gambia

Courage and Conviction in Peter McGehee’s Sweetheart

Lucinda Hui-shan Chu

Department of Foreign Languages and Literature

National Chung Cheng University

TAIWAN, R. O. C

HIV anew: Branding an epidemic

A. Tyler Perry

Office of AIDS, California Department of Public Health

Sacramento

USA

Cultural Approach to HIV/Aids Prevention in Bangladesh

Mohammed Sharif

Md. Tazul Islam

Development Council for Youths (DCY)

Bangladesh

Representations of HIV/AIDS in the Chinese Print Media

Xiaoguang Zhu

Department of Media, Music, Communication and Cultural Studies,

Faculty of Arts, Macquarie University

Australia

David Aftab Ansari

Department of Health, Community and Development

The London School of Economics and Political Science

UK

Canadian Literary Representation of HIV/AIDS

Shoshannah Ganz

Memorial University, Sir Wilfred Grenfell College

Corner Brook, Newfoundland

Canada

Whitney Cox

Department of Religion

Temple University

USA

Viaje por el Cuerpo del Sida

Juan Rivero Wong

Medicina Interna

Universidad Agraria de la Habana

Cuba

Richard Karl Deang

Dept of European Languages,

University of the Philippines

The Philippines

Status of awareness about HIV/AIDS in Indian society: a statistical study in socio-economic approach

Subhash Chandra Verma

Department of Sociology

Government Post Graduate College

Rudrapur (U.S.Nagar)

India

Community based responses to the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Australia

Shirleen Robinson

Department of History

Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences

Bond University

Australia

A study on different psycho-social variables in HIV infection – An Indian Scenario

Sadhan Das Gupta,

Associate Professor,

Department of Applied Psychology,

University of Calcutta,

India

The articulation of HIV in government communication, promotion literature and popular culture in Australia

Kathy Triffitt

Positive Life NSW

Darlinghurst

Australia

Las representaciones del VIH/sida en cuatro obras dramáticas latinoamericanas

Daniela Cápona Pérez

Departamento de Filología española.

Universidad de Valencia,

España

The current situation and history of adolescents and young adults infected with HIV/Aids in Rwanda as a case of a developing country

Tuyisenge Eliphaz

Faculty of medicine

National University of Rwanda

Rwanda

Psychosocial Influences in HIV/AIDS: Bio-behavioural Mechanisms, Interventions and Clinical Implications

Wright Babarinde Aderemilekun

Department of Biochemistry

Lagos State University

Nigeria

Stigmatization of people with HIV and AIDS

Abdirashid Mohamed

Department: Department of Social Work, 

Osmania university

Hydrabad, India

Representations of HIV/AIDS issues through comic sketches in Malaysia

Maznah Hj Ibrahim

Center of General Studies

Universiti Kebangsaan

Malaysia

This is the Real Me: Bodymaps of Women Living with HIV/AIDS: Representations of the self and positive living, visual narratives of treatment advocacy

Carol Devine

Dignitas International

Toronto, Canada

Socio-cultural factors as predictors of HIV/Aids in curriculum content in Nigerian Schools

Smart Odunayo Olugbeko

Department of Curricular Studies, 

Ayedemi College of Education

Ondo, Nigeria

20 Years After 'March 1988'

Hilary Kaplan

Department of Comparative Literature

Brown University

(Estados Unidos)

Rural-urban mobility in southwestern Nigeria: implications for HIV/AIDS transmission from urban to rural communities 

O.Ososanya Oladele

& R.Brieger William

African Regional Health Education Centre, 

Department of Preventive and Social Medicine, 

Olabisi Onabanjo University 

Ago-Jwoye Ogun State, Nigeria

AIDS and HIV among unmarried female trade apprentices in Ibadan, Oyo state, Nigeria

Soneye Sakiru Ibrahim

Olusegun Olukayode Ayodele

Kolawole Bisi Esther

& Adebayo Muritala Ishola

Oyo State College of Health Science

Ibadan, Oyo State

Nigeria

Becoming Visible? Being Heard?: Community interpretations of visibility and disclosure in first-person accounts of people living with HIV/AIDS in Quebec media

Maria Nengeh Mensah

École de travail social & Institut de recherches et d’études féministes,

Université du Québec à Montréal

& Thomas Haig

Action Séro Zéro

Montréal, Canada

Listening to Myself: Imagining the Aids body through photography

Richard Sawdon Smith

Director of Postgraduate Study

University for the Creative Arts, UK

Nationalism and Women in the Discourse of HIV/AIDS in China

Tiantian Zheng

Department of Asian/Middle Eastern Studies

State University of New York, College at Cortland

Estados Unidos

AIDS as Metaphor: AIDS, Cinema, Othering and the need for resistance.

Maurice Tracy

Department of American Studies

Saint Louis University

Estados Unidos

Metamorfosis dialectica: de los sanatorios SIDA a los centros de atención integral a seropositivos y enfermos SIDA

Juan Rivero Wong

Universidad de la Habana/

Centro Nacional para la Atención Integral a personas que viven con el VIH 

Ciudad de la Habana

Cuba

Dos historias cruzadas por el fantasma de la muerte

Norma Rita Guillard Limonta

Psicóloga Social, Feminista, Productora, Comunicadora

Colaboradora Centro Nacional de Prevención de ITS/ VIH- SIDA

Cuba

Images of Africa in German Imaginations of Aids

Nadine Anumba

Department of Economics and Politics, 

University of Hamburg

Alemania

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