01:08
AIDS 2024 Recap
01:04
AIDS 2024 Ayako
01:15
AIDS 2024: Emily Arnold on reinstating trust post-COVID-19
01:11
AIDS 2024 Update: Sandra McCoy
03:13
Our Lives Matter Study: Mental Health & HIV Part 4
02:44
Our Lives Matter Study: Mental Health & HIV Part 3
02:25
Our Lives Matter Study: Mental Health & HIV Part 2
02:24
Our Lives Matter Study: Mental Health & HIV Part 1
01:32
National Youth HIV Awareness + CHYA
04:55
Climate Change Impact on HIV Care
00:42
Black & Latina Women and HIV
00:48
Women & HIV: Women Centered Approaches Needed
00:30
National Women & Girls HIV / AIDS Awareness Day 2024 #NWGHAAD
00:59
Tribute: Hydeia Broadbent
03:48
Menthol Cigarette Users: An Examination of Menthol Cigarette Use by Gender and Race
03:21
CHPRC: What's Ahead in 2024 - California Center for HIV Syndemic Policy Research
02:22
CHPRC: What's Ahead in 2024 - Northern California HIV/AIDS Policy Research Center
03:27
CHPRC: What's Ahead in 2024 - Southern California HIV/AIDS Policy Research Center
03:51
Priorities to End the Epidemics of HIV, Viral Hepatitis, STIs, and Overdose: Year in Review
54:18
New Guidance for PrEP Coverage in California
56:51
Advancing Efforts to Address HIV, HCV, and STDs in the Era of COVID-19 and Beyond (11/18/2020)
52:31
AIDS 2020 Live Session: Community & Academic Partnerships to Advance Evidence-Based Policymaking
01:51
Transition to the Live Session: Community & Academic Partners to Advance Evidence-Based Policymaking
08:14
Using Research to Maximize Policy Impact
09:38
Case Study: Shifting the Landscape on HIV Criminalization
05:02
HIV Policy Cycle
04:50
Introduction to the California HIV/AIDS Policy Research Centers
10:09
Maintaining Access to HIV Prevention and Care Services in an Era of Immigration Reform
06:04
CHPRC - California HIV Disparities Spotlight, Latinx Populations (Spanish Version)
04:30
CHPRC - California HIV Disparities Spotlight, Latinx Populations
05:42
CHPRC – Spotlight on LINX LA
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About
The California HIV/AIDS Policy Research Centers are comprised of multi-disciplinary teams of investigators working in partnership with consumers, advocates, and policymakers to conduct policy-relevant research that strengthen local, state, and national HIV. This research produces new knowledge that can be applied to improve prevention and care services for affected persons and populations.
Our mission is to bring the most relevant and timely evidence to bear on HIV/AIDS policy making in order to further California's efforts to develop and maintain efficient, cost-effective, and accessible programs and services to people with or at risk for HIV/AIDS.
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