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Organizational Change Toward HIV Involvement in Immigrant Religious Organizations (ICPSR 35932)
Released/updated on: 2015-06-11
Geographic coverage: New York City, United States
This project conducts a mixed methods study using qualitative interviews, quantitative surveys and social network methodologies to collect data on religious organization leaders' and members' social network characteristics, religious beliefs, HIV knowledge and attitudes, and innovativeness. The data are analyzed to investigate how social networks and religious beliefs facilitate or impede organizational change in religious institutions for Chinese immigrant Buddhist and Christian religious organizations in New York City (NYC).
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Religious Organizations and HIV/AIDS Prevention and Care (ICPSR 35919)
Released/updated on: 2015-06-09
Geographic coverage: Mozambique, Africa
This project investigates the existing forms and extent of religions organizations' involvement in HIV/AIDS prevention, care, and family support. It is conducted in a rural district of southern Mozambique and includes a representative household-based survey of women aged 18-50 and a parallel institutional survey of religious organizations to which these women belong.