‘It opened my eyes to the problem of stigma on campus’: training art students to be HIV stigma commentators

Volks, Cal; Reddy, Lucina; Saptouw, Fabian

doi:10.26181/60f7b9a22b2b5

‘It opened my eyes to the problem of stigma on campus’: training art students to be HIV stigma commentators

journal contribution

posted on 2021-07-21, 06:07 authored by Cal VolksCal Volks, Lucina Reddy, Fabian Saptouw

This article provides insight into the initial teaching project developed and designed by the Michaelis School of Fine Art and HAICU (HIV/AIDS, Inclusivity and Change Unit) at the University of Cape Town to engage students in understanding the lived reality of HIV positive students on the campus.

History

Publication Date

2016-01-01

Journal

South African Journal of Higher Education

Volume

30

Issue

4

Pagination

19p. (p. 37-55)

Publisher

UniSA Press

ISSN

1011-3487

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