Prior to the pandemic, around 60% of young South Africans drop out of school, with no school-leaving qualification, with considerable variation across provinces. Zoe Duby

If you think autoethnography sounds like a type of ethnography, you’d be right—but also wrong. It developed out of ethnography as a way of showing the complex relationship between researcher and subject of research, but has taken on an iden

AIDS activism is probably one of post-apartheid South Africa’s most prominent and important public health and political achievements. Chris Colvin

Palliative care seeks to holistically relieve suffering in the early courses of the illness. Merlary Chidavaenzi; Ruvimbo Chigwanda

My work in South Africa commenced remotely from the United States in 2011 through a social behavioral research study embedded in a pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) clinical trial. Miriam Hartmann

My involvement in the iALARM and BRIDGES projects builds on a longstanding concern and advocacy around the marginalisation of men, and African heterosexual men in particular, in the response to HIV. Morna Cornell