PPT-Stigma 101 Understanding Abortion Stigma

Agenda Key definitions and ideas of stigma lecture Effects of stigma on womens wellbeing lecture Stigma and abortion providers lecture Locating stigma in our physical space . What do we know? Where should we go?. Cynthia E. Devers. Michigan State University. What is . an organizational stigma. ?. Most work applies . Goffman’s. definition . - “an attribute that is deeply discrediting . Research Interns: Poonam Pai, Steph Herold and Becky Michelson. Abortion Stigma Webinar Series. March 12, 2013. Abortion Stigma: . Strategies for Contact and Connection. A Road Map. 30 minutes. Theory. Amy C Watson, PhD. acwatson@gmail.com. Overview. Approaches to challenging public stigma. The message matters. Stigma and key groups. A targeted model of stigma change. Corrigan’s TLC3 Model of Strategic Stigma Change. April 2, 2009. (NACP Logo). 1. Country Context and Status. HIV sentinel . sero. - prevalence = 5.4% (2007). Demographic and Health Survey prevalence = 1.5% (2007) [men – 1.2% ; women 1.8%]. Higher in Urban areas – 2.5%. Amy C Watson, PhD. acwatson@gmail.com. Overview. Approaches to challenging public stigma. The message matters. Stigma and key groups. A targeted model of stigma change. Corrigan’s TLC3 Model of Strategic Stigma Change. Strategies . for . Integrated Care Settings. Gretchen Grappone, LICSW. Marty . Boldin. , LICSW, MLADC, LCS, CPS. Gretchen Grappone, LICSW. ggrappone@atlasresearch.us. Trainer and consultant in VA Medical Centers, civilian . What does the word “stigma” mean?. Defining . S. tigma. A distinguishing mark or characteristic that is seen as negative by society.. A mark or sign of disgrace. An attribute which is deeply discrediting. raised, . the result of which means people are less willing to disclose and therefore unable to get the support they may need.. Empathy through Content. Recognising Talent & . Ability. Accessibility . Brandon Brown, PhD. UCR SOM. Department of Social Medicine and Population Health. Outline. HIV Background. HIV stigma. N. ew epidemics. Positive outlook. zero . new HIV infections. zero. discrimination. PRESENTATION . BY. SR.CAROLINE RUKUNGA. INTRODUCTION. Definitions. Stigma is a powerful social process of devaluing people or groups based on a real or perceived difference—such as gender, age, sexual orientation, behavior, or ethnicity, health status etc.. Two New Measures. . Jason B. . Luoma. , Ph.D.. RCTs are not enough. Data on outcomes for ACT targeting substance misuse have started to emerge. Outcome data are not enough. We need to know . how. an intervention results in change, not simply . twitterverse. Miriam Y. Vega, PhD. Latino Commission on AIDS. & . SPSSI UN NGO. Abstract: . TUAD0301. Reaching a World Without AIDS: What About . Stigma?. Numerous biomedical advances the last few years.. This Photo. by Unknown Author is licensed under . CC BY. This Photo. by Unknown Author is licensed under . CC BY-SA. This Photo. by Unknown Author is licensed under . CC BY. STIGMA?. When elements of labelling, stereotyping, separating, status loss and discrimination co-occur in a power situation that allows these processes to unfold.. Teresa Xu. Implications and Recommendations for Interventions. Contents. 1) Background Information. 2) Research Objectives. 3) Insights from Endemic Regions. 4) Implications for Interventions. 5) Approach to Evaluating Interventions.