The University of Massachusetts Medical School (UMMS), Lamar Soutter Library (LSL) was awarded two ACIOP contracts. The contract in 2017-2018 was Bringing HIV/AIDS Information to the Heart of the Commonwealth, and in 2018-1019 the contract was HIV/AIDS Information at the… Read More ›
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PleasePrEPME Blog #4
Developing online training from start to finish was a new experience for everyone on our team. In Q4, we were excited to put into practice a couple of lessons learned earlier in the development of “Helping People Access PrEP.” Listen… Read More ›
HIVE’s ACIOP 4th Quarter Blog
HIVE is a national leader in translating medical and scientific information into digestible and useful health information for consumers and providers. In addition to a robust blog (https://www.hiveonline.org/hive-blog/) by and for people living with and affected by HIV, HIVEonline.org hosts… Read More ›
Working Towards a Healthier Houston
This quarter was a great season of service for Project H.E.L.P. (HIV Education Learning and PrEP) Community Health Worker Program (CHWP). The CHW team at AIDS Foundation Houston was able to serve and expand awareness of HIV/AIDS resources in the… Read More ›
Front Line Teach webinar series
Front Line Teach webinar series, “Teaching from the Front Lines: Sharing the Basics of HIV 101” is now available to review at your leisure! The focus of this webinar is centered on the basics of HIV, including defining the virus,… Read More ›
Prevention Collaborative: Conducting Community Based Outreach in a Nonconventional Setting
While the focus of our 2018-2019 project year was the development and publication of new HIV education stories on our Instagram, community outreach is a key part of disseminating our materials, promoting our social media accounts, engaging with consumers, and… Read More ›
Black Girl Health BLOG POST #4
Black Girl Health’s pop the question campaign helped grow our social media following to over 3-thousand new followers and received over 200 interactive knowledge assessment surveys that educated and engaged women of color on PrEP/PEP. We attribute our success to… Read More ›
