Local Tools for Global Change : The Second Annual Interscholastic Student HIV Research Symposium

This monograph foreshadows the next generation of researchers to realise the UNAIDS vision of zero new HIV infections, zero discrimination, and zero AIDS-related deaths.

Its chapters highlight using local tools to effect global change.

They range from an examination of the barriers to care faced by HIV-positive men in Jamaica, the strengths and challenges of participatory action in using social media to disseminate HIV-related information to young men who have sex with men in Indonesia, HIV counselling in northern India and the Black African migrant experience in New Zealand.