Since the fall of 2015, the Atlantic Interdisciplinary Research Network for Social and Behavioural Issues in Hepatitis C and HIV/AIDS (AIRN) has been working with a steering group of stakeholders to conduct an evaluation
The Flipped Conference is the result of the understanding that some of the more meaningful conversations occur outside the plenary sessions. This competitive, team-based, problem-solving workshop aims to help build relationships and gain a
REACH 2.0 and UWW E-Learning have created a new interactive Program Science 101 Module! This introductory module teaches users about the guiding principles of Program Science and the strengths of this methodology in the
In June 2014, the Pacific AIDS Network and researchers from the University of Northern BC collaborated with a community advisory committee to organize the Moving Mountains HIV/AIDS Community Based Research Conference in Prince George,
The Trans Priorities Project seeks to bring together trans women to identify our priorities for research and action around HIV. This is the first step in developing a national Trans Research Program as part of
We are pleased to welcome Caroline Ploem, the new AIRN/REACH Atlantic CBR Research Manager based at Dalhousie University in Halifax. Caroline has an MA in Applied Psychology and more than 20 years experience in health-related
In the 1990s people living with HIV in Canada began being criminally prosecuted for not disclosing their status to sexual partners. Many argue that these prosecutions are not based on current evidence and should
The Ontario HIV Treatment Network and the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) are partnering to create a new research chair with a focus on mental health disorders, substance use and HIV risk. Both
LHIVe Healthy/VIH en santé is a Canadian research project conducted entirely online. It aims to evaluate if web-based tailored interventions could be effective in order to help people living with HIV make healthy choices
