Historically, persons with disabilities have been regarded by society in two contradictory ways – either as asexual or as sexually threatening. By and large, their sexual desires are assumed to be non-existent. In this environment that is not particularly enabling, how do people with disabilities conceptualize, experience and engage with themselves as sexual beings?...

CMAC produced radio spots for the National Aids Control Organization (NACO). The aim of these radio spots was to address and the discrimination against AIDS patients and the stigma around HIV-AIDS. Listen to the radio spots:...

CMAC designed and edited a photo-book commissioned by UNAIDS, titled “People Plus” for the International Conference on HIV/AIDS, (ICAAP) in the Asia Pacific, Australia, 2001. The objective of the book was to push for greater visibility to the realities of HIV/AIDS in India....

In an effort to facilitate an understanding of and encourage action on the vulnerability of women to HIV/AIDS, CMAC in collaboration with Women Feature Service and UNIFEM, created a handbook, “Talking HIV and Gender- Media and Messaging”....

CMAC worked with Engender Health on encouraging positive prevention amongst men. The project involved working closely with regional networks of HIV-positive people by capacity building through training, creating toolkits and advocacy products like posters. View Workshop Photographs...

The “CHARCA” project is a joint partnership between government, NGOs, donors, and the UN System (ILO, UNDP, UNESCO, UNFPA, UNICEF, UNIFEM, UNODC, WHO and UNAIDS). It seeks to address the feminization of HIV and move towards the empowerment of women. CMAC has been documenting (through film, print and advocacy programs) women’s vulnerability to HIV...