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3rd Ontario African, Caribbean and Black Research Think Tank
ACCHO, ACT, APAA, SRC
Talking Black: Understanding the HIV-related needs, challenges and priorities of heterosexual African, Caribbean and Black men in Ontario, Canada
ACCHO
Staying Alive: Evaluation of the Keep it Alive! HIV Awareness and Prevention campaign for African, Caribbean and Black Communities in Ontario
University of Toronto
Conducting research with hard-to-reach populations: Lessons learned from the East African Health Study in Toronto (EAST)
ACCHO
African, Caribbean and Black Canadian HIV/AIDS Research Think Tank Report
ACCHO, ACT, OHTN & University of Toronto
Health, Community and Vulnerability to HIV among African, Caribbean and Black Gay and Bisexual Men in Toronto (MaBwana Study)
University of Toronto
The East African Health Study in Toronto: HIV and Health Related Behaviour, Beliefs, Attitudes and Knowledge (EAST Study)
ACCHO & University of Toronto
HIV Stigma Affecting African and Caribbean Communities in Toronto (Stigma Study)
Interventions Along the HIV Engagement Cascade for African, Caribbean and Black Communities
ACCHO & CanCURE
Responding to Questions on HIV Cure Research in African, Caribbean and Black Communities
CHABAC
Emerging Prevention Technologies and Canada’s African, Caribbean and Black Communities
CHABAC
Engaging African, Caribbean and Black Communities in Addressing HIV
CHABAC
CHABAC_Stigma_Factsheet_FINAL_ENHIV Stigma in African,Caribbean and Black Communities
ACCHO, ACT, OHTN & University of Toronto
In our own words: Stories of African, Caribbean and Black gay and bisexual men from the MaBwana Black Men’s Study in Toronto
ICAD
ONE BLOOD: Youth & HIV in the Caribbean and Caribbean Diaspora in Canada
ACCHO & Dalla Lana School of Public Health (University of Toronto)
HIV Prevalence, Incidence, Mother-to-Child Transmission Rates among African, Caribbean, and Black Populations as of 2008 – Ontario
Planned Parenthood Toronto, ACCHO & Toronto Public Health
The Toronto Teen Survey Bulletin: What Did Black, African and Caribbean Teens Have to Say?
ACCHO & University of Toronto
How African and Caribbean People in Toronto Experience and Respond to HIV Stigma
ACCHO, ACT, OHTN & University of Toronto
HIV/AIDS Stigma, Denial, Fear and Discrimination: How We Can Stop HIV/AIDS Stigma in Toronto’s African and Caribbean Communities
ACCHO, ICAD, WHIWH
Towards the Improvement of HIV Prevention Services for African, Caribbean and Black Communities in Canada: A Gap Analysis
CIHR Social Research Centre in HIV Prevention (SRC)
African, Caribbean and Black Communities in Canada: A Knowledge Synthesis Paper for the CIHR Social Research Paper in HIV Prevention
Sulaimon Giwa for ACCHO
Ontario Black Gay Men’s Summit — Cultures of Sexuality and Black Men’s Health: Summit Summary and Outcomes
Public Health Agency of Canada & Canadian AIDS Treatment Information Exchange
Population-Specific HIV/AIDS Status Report: People from Countries where HIV is Endemic – Black people of African and Caribbean descent living in Canada
Interagency Coalition on AIDS and Development (ICAD)
Taking action on HIV and AIDS in Black communities in Canada
Black CAP
HIV prevention for young Black women in Toronto – Report
Dr. Rinaldo Walcott
Note Towards What it Might Mean to Be Black in Canada
ACCHO
Let’s Talk: Facilitator’s Guide
ACCHO, ACT, APAA, SRC
iSpeak presents “The Test” (video)
Statistics on heterosexual Black men living with HIV in Ontario (video)
ACCHO & HALCO
Planning for illness: Legal information for people living with HIV in Ontario
ICAD
One Blood: Youth Linked in Action
ICAD
The Similarities of Our Differences. The Making of One Blood Youth Linked in Action
ACCHO
Accountability: Our Responsibility
POZ Prevention Working Group
Poz Prevention Definition, Values and Principles
Black CAP
A guide to HIV/AIDS and sexual health for young Black women in Toronto
Black CAP
Rethinking HIV Prevention for Black Men Who Have Sex With Men
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