TED: How community-led research drives social change | Monica Malta

The transcript shares a personal story of a woman diagnosed with AIDS, highlighting the link between domestic violence and HIV. It critiques traditional research methods and advocates for community participatory research, emphasizing the importance of involving affected communities in research and solutions. The speaker shares successful initiatives with the queer community in Brazil, demonstrating the impact of collaborative efforts. The narrative concludes with a reflection on the power of community-driven change and the speaker's journey from victim to activist and researcher.

How did the narrator's perspective on research change throughout her experiences?

What were the outcomes of the educational programs implemented for the queer community in Brazil?

What role did the community play in the development of the Rise app?