March 15, 2023 – HiFi Lab

Community Ethics HIV Guidelines

By lflorey March 15, 2023Toronto Past Research

Given that ACB communities living with HIV are often over-researched with very little perceptible benefit towards the community, boundaries and guidelines are required when researching this heavily marginalized community.

Turning the Tide of the HIV/AIDS Epidemic Among Black Communities in Toronto

By lflorey March 15, 2023Toronto Past Research

The African, Caribbean and Black Chapter of the Toronto-to-Zero Initiative

Advancing Healthcare for COVID-19 in Ontario

By lflorey March 15, 2023Toronto Past Research

Strengthening Providers’ Capacity for Best Practices in African, Caribbean and Black Community Service Provision

Collaboration between the HiFi Lab and the Gay Men’s Sexual Health Alliance

By lflorey March 15, 2023Toronto Past Research

To increase Pre- Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) uptake among African, Caribbean and Canadian Black (ACB) men who have sex with men (MSM), the HiFi lab’s Evidence 4 Action team will be partnering with the Gay Men’s Sexual Health Alliance in a knowledge translation-based project

Implementing Client-Centered Care Coordination to Enhance Equity in the HIV Prevention Impact of PrEP among African, Caribbean and Black Communities in Toronto: A Community-Academic Partnership

By lflorey March 15, 2023Toronto Research

RECONCILE HEALTH DISPARITIES. DIGNIGY HUMAN LIFE. HiFi Lab develops and tests culturally-responsible intervention strategies that can be integrated and targeted to address determinants of HIV infection among African and African…

Collaborative Community-Centered Countermeasures for Catastrophe Containment (C6)

By lflorey March 15, 2023USA Research

RECONCILE HEALTH DISPARITIES. DIGNIFY HUMAN LIFE. HiFi Lab develops and tests culturally-responsible intervention strategies that can be integrated and targeted to address determinants of HIV infection among African and African…

The HIV Prevention Trials Network, HPTN

By lflorey March 15, 2023USA Research

Large-scale study in selected Ending the Epidemic (EHE) initiative communities with a focus on improving HIV outcomes for Black men who have sex with men (MSM) in the U.S. South.