Community Based Organizations

New screening standards that illustrate the highest quality of sexual health care for MSM, expanding beyond federal guidelines to incorporate the collective experience of experts in the field of sexual health.

This report summarizes the critical role urbanization practices play in large cities and how they can be used to end the AIDS epidemic by 2030.

The new toolkit describes the successful 10-step process used to engage community members in the effective implementation of STD prevention and control interventions.

This webinar discusses the processes necessary for STD clinics to identify and meet said needs via community engagement, data collection, programming, and policy.

In this video partners outline innovative strategies and partnerships to improve testing and linkage to care among high-risk populations, including patient navigation programs, using electronic medical records, and educating health care providers.

This manual can be used to estimate the direct medical costs and indirect costs (lost productivity) saved by some of the activities of sexually transmitted disease prevention programs. This may be useful in demonstrating a portion of the estimated impact of your state or local STD program’s efforts.

This brochure highlights some of the benefits of AIDS research and ARV treatments.

Information sheet providing a success story on how the Young Men's Health Groups program in San Francisco reaches African American and Latino youth.

This webinar described the role of primary care providers in hepatitis C. It provided an epidemiological overview of hepatitis C nationally and in California; reviewed hepatitis C testing recommendations and the role of PCPS in screening, diagnosis, and care; and spotlighted a case study on initiating hepatitis C Baby Boomer hepatitis C screening in primary care.

This webinar highlighted the work of four advocates who have led successful efforts to expand access to hepatitis C treatment in their states. They shared their strategies, lessons learned, and advice for advocates in other states. The webinar included four panelist presentations followed by time for Q&A and discussion.