Online Bibliographic Database On Religion and HIV
The CHART partially annotated bibliographic database was initiated as part of the cartography of HIV and AIDS, Religion and Theology project in 2008. It formed the basis of the book project, Religion and HIV and AIDS: Charting the Terrain. This resource is invaluable to researchers and practitioners throughout the world. The data base contains over 2500 references on the interface of Religion and HIV and is updated biannually.
Additional Bibliographic Resources
- Unpublished Masters and PhD theses
- Statements by religious leaders and institutions
- Muslims responding to AIDS Farid Esack
- Deutschsprachige Veröffentlichungen zu HIV und Aids im Kontext von Theologie, Religionspädagogik und Liturgie Damian Jordan
CHART Consultation May 2013
A consultation, “Contending with HIV, Contending with the Church: Building a Redemptive Religious Community” took place from 6th – 9th May at the Salt Rock Hotel, north of Durban. This consultation brought together Muslim and Christian leaders from South Africa, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Rwanda, Kenya and Namibia where the findings of the project, “The Cartography of HIV and AIDS, Religion and Theology” were shared and a way forward for our future work mapped out. In addition to the plenary presentations available below, participants spent a great deal of time in small groups. Much of this discussion is outlined in the consultation report.
- Contextual bible study John 9: 1-41 - Gerald West
- Contextual bible study John 8: 1-11 – Bongi Zengele
- Islamic Prayer on HIV – Jamira Katambo
- Religion and HIV and AIDS: Overview – Beverley Haddad
- Between sanction and compassion: the impact of HIV on the interpretation of Sacred texts – Gerald West
- HIV and Aids and Systematic Theology: Reflections and Questions - Sue Rakoczy