Annalisa Boslough Abstract Research investigated the social stigmatization of HIV/AIDs in remote tribal villages in the East Sepik Province of Papua New Guinea in the summer of 2012. Pre-field preparation included human subjects testing training and IRB certification, as well as a $1500 UAR small grant to fund project. Research methods were qualitative and focused on interviews with community health workers, village health volunteers, stationed … Continue reading Sickness, Sorcery, and Stigma of HIV/AIDs in Rural Papua New Guinea