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Multiple Concurrent Partnerships (MCP)

"Three-and-a-half Lives of Philip Wetu" - An Interactive Film
The Language of Multiple Concurrent Partners, Sex, and HIV and AIDS in Lesotho: Opportunities for Dialogue Promotion
Secret Lovers Kill: A National Mass Media Campaign to Address Multiple and Concurrent Partnerships
The Soul Beat 141 - Regional Onelove HIV Prevention Campaign - Update
Onelove Campaign Malawi
OneLove Campaign: Youth Perceptions on the Bwana Ishi and Tuli Sketches Featured in Fema TV Talk Show
Onelove Advocacy Leaflet
SoulSex - An Adult’s Guide to Building a Long-lasting and Happy Relationship with One Sexual Partner
Meet Joe Booklet
Republic of Botswana: National Campaign Plan - Multiple Concurrent Partnerships
Multiple Concurrent Partnerships in a Sub-Saharan Setting: Biases in Self-Reported Measures and Their Implications for HIV/AIDS Prevention
Addressing Multiple and Concurrent Partnerships in Southern Africa: Developing Guidance for Bold Action
Why Multiple Sexual Partners?
Consultation on Concurrent Sexual Partnerships
Beliefs about Gender Equality Predict Multiple Concurrent Sexual Partnerships
Male Circumcision: Global Trends and Determinants of Prevalence, Safety, and Acceptability
Sexual Partners and Our Lives
Advice Columns in South African Print Publications
Multiple Concurrent Partnerships and the Church: Assessing the Attitudes and Perceptions of Community Leaders of Faith
Brothers for Life
Multiple Concurrent Partnerships and Gender Power Dynamics: Findings from a Survey of Church-Goers in the Eastern Cape, South Africa
iLife Radio Drama Series
HIV/AIDS in Namibia: Behavioral and Contextual Factors Driving the Epidemic
A Loving Relationship - Finding It and Keeping It
Loving With Respect - A Guide for Men Who Care
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Changing Culture

In the context of reducing multiple and concurrent partnerships, what are the BIGGEST challenges or obstacles to changing cultural norms and practices that place people at risk of HIV infection: (you may choose more than one option)