Public Policy

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.

On April 11, 2018, the California HIV/AIDS Policy Research Centers of Northern and Southern California introduced the 2018-2020 Fellows: Northern California Nigel Weatherspoon, AIDS Project East Bay Loren Jones, Positive Women’s Network Alejandro Contreras, Gender Health Center Southern California Alex Iling, Tarzana Treatment Center Gerald Garth, AMAAD Institute Jazmina Castillo, Public Law Center Our 2018-2020 […]

At this statewide working group, members reviewed plans to end HIV and hepatitis C epidemics in other jurisdictions, shared their jurisdictions’ priorities, and discussed a unified plan for California.

The Los Angeles HIV Law & Policy Project, The LGBT Campus Resource Center, The Undocumented Student Program, and The Public Policy Department are excited to partner together to observe World AIDS Day. The speakers will discuss and explore research, policy, and implementation affecting undocumented people living with HIV including immigration enforcement in healthcare settings and […]

The California HIV/AIDS Policy Research Centers Fellows Program seeks to enhance the capacity of individuals and organizations to develop, monitor, and shape policies that impact statewide and local HIV prevention and treatment. Attend this webinar to learn more about the Fellows program and for technical assistance with your application. Check back to this page for […]

In October 2016, community members and stakeholders convened at the Southern California CHPRC Community Input Meeting to brainstorm and prioritize research ideas that can inform policies impacting the lives of people living with HIV or at-risk for acquiring HIV in California.

Presented by Anne Spaulding MD, MPH, Paula Frew PhD, MA, MPH, and John Freshley, this seminar focused on issues such as infectious disease testing and treatment among inmates, post-release linkage to long-term care, and treatment advocacy for those identified in ICE and DOJ situations

This literature review training was presented by Ayako Miyashita, Elizabeth Wu, and Alex Rhodes, and covered the following topics: Purposes of literature review Different kinds of literature review How to conduct a literature review How to identify good research Literature review and public policy Best practices How to organize results of literature review

California HIV/AIDS Policy Research Center presents “Legislation and Policy Practice” with Craig Pulsipher (APLA Health) and Aaron Fox (LA LGBT Center). This seminar covered policy research and its use in HIV-related state and federal legislative contests.

California HIV/AIDS Policy Research Center presents “Rapid Response Policy Research Methods” with Professor Ian Holloway. The seminar covered basic social science research methodology used to shape HIV-related policy research with real-world relevance.