Call for articles: World Aids Day 2019

How can sport contribute to efforts to combat HIV/AIDS and support affected communities?

In the lead-up to World AIDS Day (1 December 2019), sportanddev issued a call for articles exploring sport’s role in HIV/AIDS education, prevention, and support. Contributions from health professionals, NGOs, and grassroots practitioners investigate how sport-based programmes can reduce stigma, promote testing, and improve access to services.

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29 Nov 2019

Physical wellness for people living with HIV/AIDS: An interview

An interview from Radio 786 in a Western Cape on Wellness (WoW) session with professor Lloyd Leach from the University of the Western Cape...

29 Nov 2019

Health Goals Malawi: A collaborative project from Liverpool to Malawi

A project from multiple partners to implement football programmes to educate about HIV and encourage self-testing.

29 Nov 2019

"What questions do you have about HIV?" - The participant-centred approach of Cricket Without Boundaries

Cricket Without Boundaries shares their low-cost and effective method to respond to diverse participant needs in HIV education through cricket.

29 Nov 2019

How soccer can stop HIV: The three C’s

Grassroot soccer uses the combination of curriculum, coaches and culture to change the game.

21 Nov 2019

Playing to out-mark HIV/AIDS in Kenya

Considering how sport can be utilised to tackle HIV/AIDS in Kenya, and taking a look at past initiatives and possible future initiatives.

01 Nov 2019