About the research
About the research
This resource draws on media research conducted by the Children’s Institute and the Centre for Social Science Research (both at the University of Cape Town), the Media Monitoring Project and the HIV/AIDS and the Media Project, managed by the Journalism Programme and the Perinatal HIV Research Unit (at the University of the Witwatersrand). For more detailed analysis, copies of related research publications are available from the Children’s Institute, the Media Monitoring Project, and the HIV/AIDS and the Media Project (see Section 5 of this report for contact details).
This resource was compiled by the Children's Institute, the Centre for Social Science Research, the Media Monitoring Project, and the HIV/AIDS and the Media Project. Written by William Bird, Rachel Bray, Gemma Harries, Helen Meintjes, Jo Monson and Natalie Ridgard. © 2005 MMP, CI, CSSR, Wits
The information in this booklet can be used, shared, and reproduced with the full acknowledgement of the authors.
Acknowledgements
Thank you to all those who commented on this resource during its development:- Alan Finlay— Open Research
- Andrew Boulle— Infectious Diseases Epidemiology Unit, University of Cape Town
- Caroline Hooper-Box— Sunday Independent
- Helen Struthers— Perinatal HIV Research Unit
- James Nuttall— Red Cross Hospital
- Jo Stein— Lung Institute, University of Cape Town
- Nicola Spurr— Independent researcher
- Shireen Usdin— Soul City
- Sonja Giese— Children's Institute
- Sue Goldstein— Soul Buddyz
- Sue Valentine— Open Society Foundation
