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5. Empowerment and HIV Risk Reduction among Sex Workers in Bangladesh

  • Victor Robinson , Theresa Y. Hwang and Elisa Martínez
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Women's Empowerment and Global Health
This chapter is in the book Women's Empowerment and Global Health
© 2019 University of California Press, Berkeley

© 2019 University of California Press, Berkeley

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. List of Illustrations ix
  4. Introduction: Empowering Women for Health 1
  5. Section One. Sociocultural, Educational, and Health Service Interventions as Tools of Empowerment
  6. Introduction 19
  7. 1. Taking Services to the Doorstep: Providing Rural Indian Women Greater Control over Their Fertility 29
  8. 2. Obstetric Fistula in Kenya: A Holistic Model of Outreach, Treatment, and Reintegration 57
  9. 3. Pathways to Choice: Delaying Age of Marriage through Girls’ Education in Northern Nigeria 72
  10. 4. Early Empowerment: The Evolution and Practice of Girls’ “Boot Camps” in Kenya and Haiti 93
  11. 5. Empowerment and HIV Risk Reduction among Sex Workers in Bangladesh 117
  12. 6. Gender Roles in U.S. Women with HIV: Intersection with Psychological and Physical Health Outcomes 138
  13. 7. Examining the Impact of a Masculinities-Based HIV Prevention and Antiviolence Program in Limpopo and Eastern Cape, South Africa 159
  14. Section Two. Structural (Legal/Policy, Economic) Interventions as Tools of Empowerment
  15. Introduction 179
  16. 8. Empowering Adolescent Girls and Women for Improved Sexual Health in Zimbabwe: Lessons Learned from a Combined Livelihoods and Life Skills Intervention (SHAZ!) 190
  17. 9. Is Microfinance Coupled with Gender Training Empowering for Women? Lessons from the IMAGE Process Evaluation in Rural South Africa 210
  18. 10. Older U.S. Women’s Economic Security, Health, and Empowerment: The Fight against Opponents of Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid 232
  19. 11. Women’s Health and Empowerment after the Decriminalization of Abortion in Mexico City 251
  20. 12. Impact of a Grassroots Property Rights Program on Women’s Empowerment in Rural Kenya 267
  21. 13. Land Tenure and Women’s Empowerment and Health: A Programmatic Evaluation of Structural Change in Nicaragua 291
  22. Conclusions: A Twenty-First-Century Agenda for Women’s Empowerment and Health 308
  23. List of Contributors 317
  24. Index 325
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