Hello,

I work for the Health and Development Information Team at IDS. But I am also a Masters student at Brighton University studying International Health Promotion. And I am carrying out a literature review on the role of folk media in health knowledge transfer in low-income countries.

I was wondering if anyone was aware of published/unpublished research, or initiatives in this area. I'm interested in all forms of folk media in health, such as theatre, drumming, songs, story-telling etc.

So far, I have encountered very little current material, and a lot of what has been covered (largely in the mid 80s) is very difficult to access online.

Any suggestions would be greatly welcomed.

Kind regards,
Anna

Anna Thompson
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id21 & Health Development and Information Teams
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