Call for articles for the next issue of Exchange on HIV and AIDS, Sexuality and Gender
Exchange is a magazine on HIV and AIDS, sexuality and gender in developing countries. It is published quarterly by the Royal Tropical Institute (KIT) of the Netherlands in collaboration with Southern Africa HIV and AIDS Information Dissemination Service (SAfAIDS) in Pretoria, South Africa.
Exchange is continuously welcoming contributions for its forthcoming issues. The articles should preferably focus on HIV in relation to gender, culture, sexual health, sexuality and/or rights issues.
We are especially interested in receiving reflective papers from programme managers and other staff of local and national level NGOs working in the Global South, especially in Africa, Asia, Middle East and Latin America about their successful and promising programmes, strategies or approaches. Please note that we prefer articles that go beyond describing a phenomenon by sharing good and promising practice in programming or advocacy work.
The next (December 2012) issue of Exchange on HIV and AIDS, Sexuality and Gender will focus on how to realise an HIV-free generation.
All key actors tackling HIV and AIDS agree that this is the moment to sustain efforts geared towards eliminating HIV infections in a bid to achieve an HIV free generation. We are interested in articles documenting efforts or initiatives striving towards achieving this objective from an array of contexts in Africa, Southeast Asia and Latin America.
The deadline for submission of articles is October 19, 2012.
Please contact the editor for detailed guidelines and suggestions before you start writing.
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The Managing Editor,
Eliezer F. Wangulu
mailto:e.wangulu@kit.nl