[Ict4women] New research: HIV Communication and Social Networks

[Sally-Jean]

Dear All

Please pass this on to your networks

Women'sNet and Cell-Life are partners in a global study about how 
*social networking technology has changed and will change the way people 
communicate about issues and behaviours that impact on HIV vulnerability.

We are examining initiatives in South Africa that use social networks - 
mobile or online- that deal in part or in whole, with HIV/AIDS.

If you would like to tell us about your initiatives - and they need not 
be formal or large scale or even organizationally based- we would like 
to hear about them!

Please send an email to Sally-Jean Shackleton (sallys at womensnet.org.za) 
by the _27th of January 2009_ to be included in the research.

* we use social networking as shorthand for communications between 
groups of people mediated by digital technologies. This mediation often 
takes place in online social networking platforms such as /Facebook/, 
accessed via computers or, increasingly, mobile phones.

Thank you
The Women'sNet Team and Cell-Life
http://www.womensnet.org.za
http://www.cell-life.org.za

*More About Women'sNet:*
Women'sNet is an innovative feminist organisation that works to advance 
gender equality and justice in South Africa through the use of 
Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs).
*More About Cell-Life*
**Cell-Life is a pioneering initiative that provides effective 
technology-based solutions for the management of HIV/Aids
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