PERRAY Mathilde

Mathilde Perray is a postdoctoral researcher in social psychology. Her research focuses on psychosocial issues in the health of vulnerable populations, such as social identity, empowerment and experiences of stigmatisation. She defended her thesis in psychology in May 2023 under the supervision of Marie Préau at the University of Lyon 2. Her thesis focused on psychosocial issues within the Malian community programme Gundo-So, which aims to empower women living with HIV on the issue of whether or not to disclose their HIV status. She is currently working on the Tagg Picc project, which aims to adapt the Gundo-So programme for young adults living with HIV in Senegal, and on the RURAL community research project on well-being in agricultural contexts.

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- Perray, M., Traore, D. , Riegel, L., Rojas Castro,D., Spire, B., Mora, M., Yattassaye, A. , Préau,  M. and the group ANRS 12373 Gundo So. (2023). Benefits and challenges of a  community-based programme for women living with HIV in Mali. Aids Care

- Piton, M., Della Vecchia, C., Alain, T., Mabire, R., Salcedo, M., Charpentier, N., Puppo, C., Petit, A.S., Carpentier, C., Perray, M., Mabire, X., Michels, D., Préau, M. (2023). Facteurs associés à la crainte élevée de l’infection COVID-19 : perceptions des PVVIH recrutés par réseaux communautaires. Santé publique

- Saïas, T., Perray, M., Devaud, K., & Nouchi, J. (2020). Social Representations of Indigenous People within a sample of non-Indigenous Young Adults in Quebec, Canada. Global Journal of Community Psychology Practice, 11(3), 1 - 18.

M. Perray. (2024) : Révéler ou non sa séropositivité en tant que jeunes et adolescents vivants avec le VIH (JAVVIH) : l’exemple du programme communautaire Tagg Picc au Sénégal. Journées scientifiques 2024 de l'ANRS MIE, Paris, France :