Submitted by Janet Feldman on 24 January, 2009 - 00:56
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@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.
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@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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