Body Mapping: to explore the embodied experiences of contraceptive methods and family planning with women in South Africa

 

Body Mapping: to explore the embodied experiences of contraceptive methods and family planning with women in South Africa

http://hdl.handle.net/11427/28915
 
Abstract:
In this booklet we share some of the body mapping images and stories which formed part of a Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation funded study titled: A multidimensional approach to inform family planning needs, preferences and behaviours amongst women in South Africa. The body mapping images and visual stories provide an innovative and participatory research method to uncover women’s lived and embodied experiences of their reproductive systems including reproduction, fertility, conception, contraception and family planning. The booklet is intended for policy makers, health care providers, researchers, academics and community and non- governmental organisations working in the sexual and reproductive health arena.
Reference:
Harries, J., Solomon, J. 2018-09-15. Body Mapping: to explore the embodied experiences of contraceptive methods and family planning with women in South Africa. University of Cape Town.
 
 
Harries, Jane
Solomon, Jane
 
15 Sep 2018
 
Family planning
contraception
body mapping
South Africa
 
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