Tea Time: Mapping Informal Networks of Women Living With HIV

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Tea Time: Mapping Informal Networks of Women Living With HIV

Published on Feb 3, 2014

Pulp & Pixel

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Tea Time: Mapping Informal Networks of Women Living with HIV began as Jessica Whitbread’s master’s thesis. She was interested in finding a way to build the fragmented and disconnected network of women living with HIV in Canada through a community-based research project that brought women living with HIV together using the Tea Time method. The project was designed to highlight the health needs of women living with HIV in a North American context, as well as to explore the application of the Tea Time method as a community-building tool. After the original research phase was complete, Tea Time has shifted to be a community arts project and has expanded globally. By Jessica Lynn Whitbread

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