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Access Is Not Enough: Family Planning In Dar Es Salaam, Claire Burrus
Access Is Not Enough: Family Planning In Dar Es Salaam, Claire Burrus
Independent Study Project (ISP) Collection
Population growth is a large problem, both globally and at local levels. The global population is growing at an unsustainable rate, particularly in developing nations. Tanzania, as a developing nation, is one of the fastest growing countries in the world, and as a result, faces many hardships related to high population. The Tanzanian government, non-governmental organizations, and private institutions have made attempts to address these concerns by encouraging family planning. Even so, the national population continues to rise. Many social and cultural factors have contributed to this phenomenon. This study was performed in the Women’s Clinic at Sanitas Hospital in …
Sex And Sexual Education In China: Traditional Values And Social Implications, Isabella Steinhauer
Sex And Sexual Education In China: Traditional Values And Social Implications, Isabella Steinhauer
Independent Study Project (ISP) Collection
In China, the differing views of sex between younger and older generations is the clearest indicator ofthe division of modern and traditional thought in societyand their resulting repercussions. The paper examineswhat specific traditional Chinese norms and values spark many social issues in China, how those traditional values are reflected in the lack of sexual education, and then analyzes how the lack of sexual education impacts those social issues.Formal interviews were conducted in Kunming with seven college students (aged 18-23) from Yunnan Finance and Economics University and other universities, while more casual conversations were held with people of other ages in …