Eighteen years after launching the South India AIDS Action Program (SIAAP), Shyamala Natarajan reached a crossroads. Positioned as a civil society movement, the organization had succeeded in proving their model. The more difficult, adaptive work of achieving a shift in policy had been completed, and the organization began to focus more on the delivery of services on scale. For Shyamala, the creative aspect of her work was complete, and although there was still work to be done, she began to quest...
Eighteen years after launching the South India AIDS Action Program (SIAAP), Shyamala Natarajan reached a crossroads. Positioned as a civil society movement, the organization had succeeded in proving their model. The more difficult, adaptive work of achieving a shift in policy had been completed, and the organization began to focus more on the delivery of services on scale. For Shyamala, the creative aspect of her work was complete, and although there was still work to be done, she began to quest...
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