Understanding HIV criminalization is essential to advancing HIV prevention and care. This fact sheet provides an overview of current laws, common misconceptions, and the impact of HIV criminalization on individuals and communities.
Part of The Power of Prevention: Community Strategies for Safer Sexual Health Series
This fact sheet provides information on HIV prevention medicine that is given as a shot.
Part of The Power of Prevention: Community Strategies for Safer Sexual Health Series
This fact sheet provides information on navigating HIV testing in Emergency Departments (EDs) as a confidential part of routine care.
Part of The Power of Prevention: Community Strategies for Safer Sexual Health Series
This fact sheet explains Doxycycline post-exposure prophylaxis (DoxyPEP) and its use in preventing certain sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
Part of The Power of Prevention: Clinical Strategies for Safer Sexual Health Series
This fact sheet supports physicians, advanced practice providers, pharmacists, nurses, case managers, and public health professionals in integrating injectable PrEP into their clinical and programmatic practices.
Part of The Power of Prevention: Clinical Strategies for Safer Sexual Health Series
This fact sheet focuses on the critical role of Emergency Departments (EDs) in HIV testing and the importance of timely Linkage to Care (LTC).
Part of The Power of Prevention: Clinical Strategies for Safer Sexual Health Series
This fact sheet provides healthcare providers with key information about DoxyPEP to support community health and prevent the spread of STIs.
This fact-based guide is intended to strengthen the impact of the HIV prevention workforce in DC by
providing strategies to effectively engage with and educate youth ages 13 to 24 about HIV and their
health. By engaging youth directly using innovative approaches, individuals working in HIV prevention
can positively impact youth and reduce HIV’s disproportionate impact on this vulnerable population.
This guide provides policymakers, healthcare providers, advocates, and community organizations with strategies to address the overlapping crises of incarceration, HIV, and racial disparities affecting Black women in Washington, DC. It highlights the systemic challenges these women face, shares a personal narrative to illustrate their experiences, and presents actionable community-driven approaches to improve health and reentry outcomes.
Faith leaders are important in addressing public health issues, including HIV prevention, treatment, and education. They are trusted, powerful influences in the community. Faith communities and faith-based organizations together can help reduce stigma by giving accurate information and supporting individuals living with HIV.
This fact sheet provides tips for HIV prevention emphasizing education and communication for faith based communities. It encourages open dialogue and community support to reduce stigma and improve care access.
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