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A Social Marketing Approach to Challenging Stigma

03/01/2006 | Requests *

Summary

This article is aimed at developing tools to help human service providers form partnerships to address and prevent stigmatization of people with disabilities. The Idaho State University Institute of Rural Health (ISU-IRH) developed two anti-stigma social marketing campaigns that incorporated methods to empower people, campaign design and distribution, and methodology for evaluating the effectiveness of the campaign. 

Author

Kirkwood, Ann D.; Stamm, B. Hudnall 

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Keywords

Real Choice Systems Change; Human Services; Community Inclusion; social marketing; marketing; campaign; stigmatization; stigma; anti-stigma; mental health; product positioning; 

Topic

Developmental/Intellectual Disabilities, Long-Term Care, Model Communities, Physical Disabilities 

Type/Tool

Marketing materials, Promising practices, Reports 

Source

Grantee produced, Idaho 

State

Idaho 

Date Created

02/13/2007 

Contact

Brenda Vitale

vitaleb@bc.edu

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