Don’t Miss the Next MB HIV Collective Impact Network Event! Date: Friday April 13, 2018 Place: University of Winnipeg Convocation Hall Time: 8:30-4:30 Goal: To share knowledge about innovative regional, national & provincial approaches to address HIV issues and
In 2016, a REACH-funded community-based research project explored the perspectives and work experiences of providers in Ontario AIDS service organizations (ASOs) on addressing HIV-Associated Neurocognitive Disorders (HAND) in their work. This investigation was conducted
The Pacific AIDS Network (PAN) had the good fortune of presenting several research and evaluation projects at the recent Canadian Association for HIV Research (CAHR) Conference in Montreal, QC. It was a wonderful opportunity
A few updates on our Network happenings: We have applied for PHAC funding to support the work of the Network. Awaiting confirmation of the funding Were were successful in being awarded Collective Impact Workshop 2 Support
“It’s encouraging to see people who inject drugs and a diverse range of stakeholders supporting the need for supervised injection services.” – Dr. Thomas Kerr Last spring, the Ontario HIV Treatment Network, partnered with the
The Investigaytors have been busy with KTE efforts these past few months! Thanks in large part to the generous support of the OHTN KTE and Media team they hope to share a promotional video
The Manitoba HIV Collective Impact Research-Evaluation-Action Network has been awarded a coaching award to help build the necessary components of our collective impact initiative. By using the collective impact approach we can target our
Our Manitoba HIV Collective Impact Research-Evaluation-Action Network is actively engaged in building our collective impact capacity. On September 15, 2016 a group of people from our network attended the “Accelerating Community Change with Collective
Intimate partner violence (IPV) refers specifically to abuse within an intimate relationship, the immediate and long-term effects of which can have devastating impacts. Recent studies are showing that people living with HIV experience a high
In 2015 The HEADS UP! Project screened 25 people living with HIV (PHAs) in Toronto and Vancouver for HIV-Associated Neurocognitive Disorder (HAND). These individuals also participated in a semi-structured interview that focused on: (1)
