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Gender justice, ministry and healing: A Christian response to the HIV pandemic - January 2010
Nyambura Njoroge
In this Comment, theologian and ecumenist Nyambura Njoroge describes the experience of African Christian women in promoting gender justice, in the context of HIV, through a 'ministry of Bible reading'. It highlights the potential of Christian communities to tackle the gender discrimination and disempowerment of women that has been a key driver of the HIV pandemic.
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Up in smoke? Other worlds are possible - December 2009
Working Group on Climate Change and Development
This report: Up in smoke? Other worlds are possible the sixth in the series, explores potential new models which might both address climate change and be resilient to it.
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Interact Autumn 2009 - September 2009
Progressio
This land is our land: why small-scale farming is the lifeblood of rural communities in Ecuador. Plus: hopes for the future in East Timor; voting for change in Malawi; and reflections on the Pope's encyclical letter Caritas in Veritate.
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Stigma in the context of development: A Christian response to the HIV pandemic - September 2009
Gillian Paterson
Stigma is a major barrier to the churches' efforts to respond to the HIV pandemic. This Comment outlines the impact of stigma on HIV care, treatment, education and prevention, explores the complex interweaving of stigma and belief, and suggests a way forward for the churches and Christians to tackle the stigma that exists "in our cultures, our churches, our institutions and communities, and - let's face it - in all our hearts".
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Instability, structural violence and vulnerability: A Christian response to the HIV pandemic - September 2009
James Keenan and Enda McDonagh
This Comment suggests that three interlocking concepts are key for understanding HIV and AIDS: instability, structural violence, and vulnerability. Exploring these concepts from a theological perspective, the authors argue that only openness to the vulnerability of others, and acknowledgement of our own, "will offer serious hope of devising strategies and activities that will give us the partial but still substantial security worthy of our humanity".
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War and Peace - July 2009
Rashiid Sheekh Cabdillaahi ‘Gadhweyne’
Poetry is at the heart of Somali culture and has played a fundamental role in commenting on situations and influencing opinion in Somali society throughout its known history. Famous poets are listened to when they speak through their poems, and this influence continues today.
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