We are Greater Cincinnati’s nonprofit devoted to positively changing lives in the fight against HIV/AIDS.
Through HIV prevention, housing and care, our work to end the HIV epidemic is essential to a healthy community.
A free virtual educational event
HIV: Now + Next
The science of HIV is constantly evolving. Caraconference 2020—HIV: Now + Next, took a close look at the ever-changing reality of HIV today and the innovative practices and interventions that will shape the future of the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases.
Building an Effective Ending the HIV Epidemic Plan
Nationally a major effort is being undertaken to get to zero new HIV infections in the United States. As part of this effort, jurisdictions need to develop a community based approach and strategy. This webinar presented by Sara Semelka, Special Projects Manager, AIDS Foundation Chicago, discusses aspects of planning and community engagement employed in Chicago to develop their comprehensive community driven Ending the HIV Epidemic plan.
HIV Continuum of Care Best Practices
Many cities around the Untied States have an AIDS Service Organization (ASO), but this webinar discusses the unique multidisciplinary and integrated approach of Caracole’s care, housing, and prevention teams. Adam Reilly, Caracole Prevention Manager, moderates how Caracole’s approach leads to better community and client engagement, better health outcomes, and the challenges faced. Featuring:
Practical Guide to Managing PrEP in Primary Care
PrEP is one of our biggest opportunities to end the HIV epidemic and this webinar seeks to take the mystery out of PrEP care for providers. Learn best practices for prescribing PrEP and providing on-going PrEP care from Ann K. Avery, MD, Associate Professor, Case Western Reserve University and Infectious Disease Physician at MetroHealth Medical Center.
The Changing Landscape of Harm Reduction Outreach
Often people who use drugs are thought to be in urban areas, but this webinar with Tasha Turner-Bicknell, DNP, Assistant Professor, University of Cincinnati College of Nursing, quickly dispels that myth. Learn about best practices related to harm reduction and outreach in rural areas and how best to engage those communities.
Correctional HIV Prevention and Innovative Programming
Due to several factors including the criminalization of HIV innovative approaches are needed to address the needs of people living with HIV in incarcerated settings. Learn about one innovative intervention being used and developed in Indiana with great success stories.
Racism as a Public Health Crisis
A diverse panel of experts representing government, social services, health care and the arts frankly discuss their experiences and why racism is a public health crisis. Learn about the urgent need for action and change and what efforts are underway locally. This revealing discussion will leave you energized and ready to affect change and possibly get into “good trouble.” Caracole Health Educator Ta’von Hall moderates a panel discussion with:
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