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Mainline recently designed a webresource to showcase a new research report about chemsex in Asia. The web-page offers a brief overview of the manual and links to the full report as well as to available external resources for those who are interested to learn more.
Chemsex impacts the lives of many men-who-have-sex-with-men (MSM) in Asia. There is an urgent need to understand this phenomenon. And there is a need to create effective responses to reduce harms and to support individuals as well as communities of MSM.
As a first step, a team of researchers – Laura Nevendorff (Indonesia), Theresia Puspoarum (Indonesia) and Doan Thanh Tung (Vietnam)– created a comprehensive manual on chemsex in Asia. It offers practical tools for community-based organisations across Asia, allowing them to respond to the specific needs of men who engage in chemsex. The digital summary of the report - build into an edgy website - was designed by Mainline.
Editing and design
Interested to get some Mainline support with editing and design? Feel free to reach out via info@mainline.nl
The end result of this assignment is the website www.communityharmreduction.com/chemsexinasia
The research manual was developed as part of the Asia Catalyst programme, with support of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. The report and website were launched during a webinar on 6 July 2021.
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