3-0155 "I AM THINKING ABOUT LIFE": TRACING THE LEGACY OF HIV IN DAILY LIFE

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Thursday, November 17, 2011: 08:00-09:45

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Students, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers: Margaret S. Winchester (Case Western Reserve University) and Janet W McGrath (Case Western Reserve University)

Chairs: Margaret S. Winchester (Case Western Reserve University)

Discussants: James T Pfeiffer PhD (University of Washington)

08:00

Challenging the Paradigm: Anthropological perspectives on HIV as a chronic disease

Janet W McGrath (Case Western Reserve University) and Margaret S. Winchester (Case Western Reserve University)

08:15

African Americans Making Sense of Life with HIV: A Narrative Analysis

Andrea P Sankar (Wayne State University), Andrea Nevedal (Wayne State University) and Mark R Luborsky (Wayne State University)

08:30

“The Virus Is asleep”: HIV Positive women’s Experiences of Antiretroviral Treatment Maintenance In Uganda

Margaret S. Winchester (Case Western Reserve University)

08:45

Migration and Life Narratives of Living with HIV/AIDS Among Latino Gay and Bisexual Long-Term Survivors of HIV/AIDS In New York City

Mark B Padilla (University of Michigan) and Rahwa Haile (SUNY College at Old Westbury)

09:00

The Waning Tide: Proximity to the HIV/AIDS Epidemic and Social Amnesia

Carl Kendall (Tulane University), Ligia Kerr (Federal University of Ceara) and Alexandre C Vale (Federal University of Ceara)

09:15

Discussant

James T Pfeiffer PhD (University of Washington)

09:30

Discussion

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