Protecting People on the Move
JUNE 2006 — Protecting People on the Move recounts lessons and themes from over a decade of FHI experience with mobility and HIV/AIDS programming in the region. This 2006 book addresses the complexity of population movement and provides a starting point for planning and implementing interventions.
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New Book Helps Children Living in Families Affected by HIV/AIDS
SEPTEMBER 2005 — You Are Special builds confidence and teaches skills to children living in families affected by HIV/AIDS. The book helps kids understand the changes taking place by answering questions and providing emotional support through exercises, including breathing practice and pages designated for self-expression.
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Self-Care Series for the PLHA Audience
FEBRUARY 2004 — FHI's Asia-Pacific Division has produced a Self-Care series for people living with HIV/AIDS that is truly unique. The series consists of four books written and illustrated specifically for PLHA. These books are a valuable addition to any country's program materials.
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Report Examines MSM Populations in Urban Cambodia
NOVEMBER 2004 — Men Who Have Sex with Men in Phnom Penh, Cambodia: Population Size and Sex Trade examines the heterogeneous groups and subgroups of MSM frequenting public meeting places in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, to better understand their population size and mobility. The research includes a qualitative study on the exchange of sex for money among MSM. The population size estimate survey, which ran for one week at 24 locations where MSM gather, analyzed responses from more than 1,200 respondents.
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Report Explores Cambodian Uniformed Services HIV/AIDS Efforts
OCTOBER 2004 —FHI/Cambodia released Strong Fighting: Sexual Behavior and HIV/AIDS in the Cambodian Uniformed Services to report on HIV/AIDS prevention efforts. Strong Fighting provides both the evidence and the context for the design of effective HIV/AIDS interventions aimed at uniformed services and other men in Cambodia. Strong Fighting also explores the beliefs held by uniformed servicemen that influence their sexual decisions, including stigma surrounding condoms, ignorance about HIV transmission and personal risk-assessment criteria.
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