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Children have a key role in supporting families and communities affected by HIV and AIDS, yet their views and contributions are often ignored. This paper examines issues in children’s participation in responses to HIV and AIDS.
How can research findings create powerful stories for news and features that are directly relevant to audiences? Find out with our free media briefing, Reporting research.
This free briefing document sets out the main issues around communicating TB research and provides ideas for journalists to develop stories.
Many international donors are yet to appreciate that a vibrant, independent media sector is essential for development and needs support.
In this forthcoming work, authors Anthony Swift and Stan Maher bring together personal stories and first-hand experiences from South Africa on the effect of HIV and AIDS on young children.
African migrants account for the greatest number of new HIV diagnoses in the UK. By speaking out they can help counter discrimination and stigma.
Why the media have a crucial role in highlighting food security - and not just in times of crisis.
More"I wish to congratulate you on this excellent publication. No doubt, it will serve as a useful tool to... encourage support for the promotion of public debates from the media and development agencies." Mirta Lourenco, UNESCO
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