| Autor: |
Orrego Dunleavy, Victoria, Chudnovskaya, Elena, Phillips, Jasmine, McFarlane, Soroya Julian |
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Journal of Intercultural Communication Research; Feb2018, Vol. 47 Issue 1, p1-20, 20p |
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Guatemala has an accelerating HIV rate, where prevalence is three times higher among indigenous than nonindigenous, comprising 21% of all cases. Vulnerability is exacerbated by high poverty, low literacy, and poor access to testing and treatment options. This study develops a community-engaged HIV prevention campaign plan for the Mayan town of Santiago Atitlán. The PEN-3 model of cultural sensitivity frames this formative research project. Assessment domains of the PEN-3 model (Cultural empowerment and Relationships & expectations) identify culturally relevant factors affecting HIV prevention behaviours. The Cultural identity domain is utilized to identify entry points enhancing cultural acceptance and efficacy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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Complementary Index |
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