Black PRAISE (Pastors Raising Awareness and Insight of Stigma through Engagement)
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Community Engagement in Research
Understanding HIV through art
-+*Understanding HIV through art – Andrew Zealley Andrew Zealley, a doctoral student at York University, is an artist living with HIV who has been making art about AIDS since 1988. He talked about two of his bodies of work: Disco Hospital and This is Not Art Therapy. This is Not Art Therapy is also the
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Brad Jones answers questions on HIV cure research
-+*Brad Jones, of George Washington University, spoke to us at the HIV Endgame conference and answered questions about cure research.
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Darien Taylor answers questions on HIV activism
-+*Darien Taylor, a long-time community activist, spoke to us at the HIV Endgame conference about opportunities to push the boundaries of messaging related to HIV.
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REACH 2.0 / Community-Based Research Collaborative
-+*Program science can be thought of as the ongoing collaboration between the science that studies people and the programs that serve people. Information from programs is fed into studies, and information from studies helps to shape and inform programs. Collaborations between and across jurisdictions can help share good ideas and shape program innovation. Accordingly, in
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This is Not Art Therapy
-+*Research Team: Suzanne Paddock (co-principal investigator), Andrew Zealley (co-principal investigator) What is this research about? The creative arts have played a vital role in HIV expression, education, and activism. Throughout the history of the HIV movement, artistic practices have vocalized anger, loss, and hope and have increased the power of people living with HIV to
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The OHTN’s Approach to PRA Engagement and Support
-+*The OHTN recognizes the important contribution of people living with and affected by HIV and adheres to the Greater/Meaningful involvement of people with HIV/AIDS (GIPA/MIPA) principles. Respect and non-judgment are central tenets of our approach to working with Peer Research Associates (PRAs) and are critical to our continued success. We are committed to an environment
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Engaging Marginalized Populations in the Conduct of HIV Community Based Research
-+*Research Team: Soo Chan Carusone (nominated principal investigator), Carol Strike (co-principal investigator), Adrian Guta (co-principal investigator), Curtis Cooper, Liz Creal, Karen de Prinse What is this research about? Drug use is a risk factor for acquiring HIV and for negative health outcomes in people living with HIV. People who use drugs are strongly impacted by
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