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University Professor and SIG Director Nabila El-Bassel will appear on Social Impact LIVE October 23rd to discuss her most ambitious research project to date: the HEALing Communities Study.
Each year on September 27th, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) recognizes National Gay Men’s HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NGMHAAD) to "direct attention to the continuing and disproportionate impact of HIV and AIDS on gay and bisexual men in the United States.”
The Elton John AIDS Foundation recently announced new funding opportunities and visited GHRCCA offices.
We are pleased to welcome Dr. Burns as Visiting Faculty for the NIDA HEALing Communities Study.
A new grant will help expand the next wave of efforts to address the heath concerns of Syrian refugee women
UNI -- a project aiming to help hundreds of men of sexual and gender diversity through peer-led promotion of engagement in HIV care -- launched in Shymkent, Kazakhstan.
Two students share their experience working with the Global Health Research Center of Central Asia
SIG's training program HISTP is hosting two informative webinars in August.
The SIG and GHRCCA teams presented research at two important HIV conferences this month.
We are pleased to welcome Dr. Kerner as the Senior Project Director for the NIDA HEALing Communities Study.
Dr. West will be presenting research related to Intersecciones at two upcoming events.
Dr. El-Bassel was interviewed by Columbia Magazine about the new HEALing Communities initiative, which aims to reduce opioid overdose deaths by 40% in three years.
USWEEP Project Manager Lyudmila Kim and Principal Investigator Dr. Timothy Hunt completed the third and final round of "train the trainer" for local providers to continue their efforts to support the growth of the social work field in Uzbekistan.
In a recent article in Bustle, Dr. El-Bassel draws from her deep knowledge of couple-based therapies to describe how women in abusive relationships face unique challenges in the opioid crisis.
SIG is now hiring for two positions for the new HEAL grant: Associate Research Scientist and Study Administrative Coordinator. Read more and apply below.