On August 2nd, 2019, End the Epidemics hosted its first Town Hall at the Mark Ridley-Thomas Constituent Service and Training Center in Los Angeles, CA. The Town Hall featured: Keynote address by Assemblymember Mike A. Gipson (D-Carson) An overview of End the Epidemics by Craig Pulsipher (APLA Health) and Anne Donnelly (San Francisco AIDS Foundation) on […]
Please join us for a special event, “A Decade of Progress in HIV Prevention,” on Monday, July 15, from 3-5pm at the UCLA Faculty Center, Sequoia Room. The meeting is to celebrate the scientific advances in HIV prevention and treatment over the past decade, with keynote presentation from Dr. Raphael Landovtiz, CHIPTS Co-Director and Associate […]
Methamphetamine use continues to be a major public health crisis. This event will review the latest data on methamphetamine use in Los Angeles County and will highlight its impact on HIV and health among key high-risk populations. Also, information on the latest effective treatments, risk reduction strategies, and local resources will be shared as well […]
Large disparities in HIV incidence and prevalence, and in the uptake of recent biomedical interventions to prevent HIV transmission exist across geographic areas whose populations differ in race/ethnicity, sexual orientation, health insurance coverage, income and education levels. Policy makers seek to allocate county resources across these areas to counteract disparities in both HIV incidence and […]
David Pantalone, PhD, will be speaking about “The State of the Science on Mental Health and HIV-Related Health Behavior Interventions.” He is the Director of the Clinical Psychology Doctoral Program and an Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of Massachusetts Boston.
On November 30, 2018, representatives from health organizations across California convened in Oakland, CA to review and discuss the “game-changer” recommendations that were submitted through a community survey earlier this year.
Dr. Allegra Gordon will offer a conceptual model for understanding gender expression and health and illustrate this model with examples from recent research on gender nonconformity, school-based violence and bullying, and selected health outcomes in samples of U.S. high school students and young adults. Lunch will be provided.
Presented by Dr. Arleen Leibowitz, this seminar will cover basic understanding of policy and how a policy continuum framework can help shape HIV-related policy research.
This seminar, presented by Dr. Ian Holloway, will cover basic social science research methodology used to shape HIV-related policy research with real-world relevance.
Kimberly Koester, PhD Director of Qualitative Research AIDS Policy Research Center – University of California, San Francisco Revised Web Conferencing Information: https://www.mymeetings.com/nc/join.php?i=PWXW7244237&p=3250812&t=c Audio Information: Conference Toll Free Number: (888) 989-4396; Participant Passcode: 3250812
