Sexualities Project - Phase III
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This document outlines a proposal to consolidate and expand a project on integrating sexuality studies into university curriculums in Asia, Africa, and Latin America over 2007-2009. The proposal involves publishing and disseminating research results, strengthening partnerships between institutions, upgrading scholars' skills, and continuing to explore effective strategies for mainstreaming sexuality topics into academic programs through both specific courses and a more cross-cutting approach.
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