Kristi Heather Kenyon is assistant professor in the human rights program of the University of Winnipeg's Global College.

"A valuable addition to literature on civil society and human rights in Africa (and beyond) as well as on HIV, Resilience and Contagion yields important and original findings for the understanding of human rights advocacy." Lutz Oette, SOAS, University of London "Kenyon's book makes a significant contribution to the political science literature on HIV and social movements. Her study buttresses critiques of dominant approaches to framing that are overly state-centric and challenges the assumption that civil society organizations in Africa are too weak to contend with donor priorities. As with any successful book, this one raises questions [and] provides ample material for scholars to explore questions of rights and advocacy in Africa and beyond." Canadian Journal of Political Science

Kristi Heather Kenyon is assistant professor in the human rights program of the University of Winnipeg's Global College.

"A valuable addition to literature on civil society and human rights in Africa (and beyond) as well as on HIV, Resilience and Contagion yields important and original findings for the understanding of human rights advocacy." Lutz Oette, SOAS, University of London "Kenyon's book makes a significant contribution to the political science literature on HIV and social movements. Her study buttresses critiques of dominant approaches to framing that are overly state-centric and challenges the assumption that civil society organizations in Africa are too weak to contend with donor priorities. As with any successful book, this one raises questions [and] provides ample material for scholars to explore questions of rights and advocacy in Africa and beyond." Canadian Journal of Political Science