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Title: Being positive about being HIV-positive : tacking stigma and misinformation through theatre-based research
Other Titles: Arts- based social interventions : first results of the AMASS testbed
Authors: Vella, Raphael
Gatt, Isabelle
Keywords: HIV infections -- Social aspects -- Malta
HIV infections -- Study and teaching -- Malta
Art in education -- Malta
Issue Date: 2021
Publisher: University of Lapland
Citation: Vella, R., & Gatt, I. (2021). Being positive about being HIV-positive : tacking stigma and misinformation through theatre-based research. In A. Karpati & M. Sarantou (Eds.), Arts- based social interventions : first results of the AMASS testbed (pp. 108-114). Sweden: University of Lapland.
Abstract: The research project ‘Acting on the Margins: Arts as Social Sculpture’ (AMASS) has involved partners in the development and implementation of various arts-based studies with different social groups. While planning for the AMASS testbed, the University of Malta opted to work on a different societal challenge for each experiment. The testbed covered areas as diverse as health, migration, urban development and gentrification, intellectual disability and challenges faced by the elderly. This variety allows for a broader reach and dissemination of results amongst different communities and stakeholders in the country. Reaching more communities potentially gives more publicity to the goals of socially engaged arts, hence helping to give social engagement a more strategic role in cultural discourse and policy on a national level.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/87933
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