Strengthening Strategies that Support PrEP Adherence
September 10, 2026This course helps health department staff and other public health professionals address barriers to adherence, monitor PrEP adherence, and develop partnerships to support adherence. A core part of course content will involve interactive components that help learners develop an action plan tailored to their specific situation.
Covering Costs of HIV PrEP
August 28, 2026During this self-paced e-learning module, participants will review three cost components of HIV PrEP, and sources of insurance, and other key tools that PrEP educators can use to help their clients cover those costs and evaluate different options for covering costs based on the needs of clients in various situations. This module will prepare participants for beginning their work as PrEP educators as well as serve as a refresher for experienced professionals.
Guiding People in Their Use of PrEP
This course assists staff in community-based organizations, health departments, and other public health professions with knowledge and skills related to building awareness and engagement in PrEP and guiding clients to effectively use PrEP over time.
Advancing LGBTQ HIV Health Equity in the Long-Acting Injectable Era
August 24, 2026This educational activity examines how long-acting injectable options for HIV prevention and treatment can be implemented to advance health equity among LGBTQ communities. Participants will review current HIV disparities, available long-acting injectable therapies, and clinical considerations for matching prevention and treatment options to individual patient needs and preferences.
Addressing Behavioral Health Needs Among LGBTQ Individuals in HIV Prevention and Care Settings
This educational activity examines behavioral health disparities affecting LGBTQ individuals and their influence on engagement in HIV prevention and care. Through evidence-based frameworks, practical clinical strategies, and a longitudinal patient case, participants will explore how minority stress, trauma, substance use, social determinants of health, and prior healthcare experiences can affect behavioral health and healthcare engagement.
Engaging LGBTQ Youth and Young Adults in HIV Prevention and Care
This educational activity examines the developmental, psychosocial, and structural factors affecting HIV vulnerability and healthcare engagement among LGBTQ adolescents and young adults. Through evidence-based guidance and a case-based clinical scenario, participants will explore barriers related to minority stress, stigma, confidentiality, insurance, healthcare autonomy, transportation, housing instability, and access to affirming services.
Peers Reaching Out and Modeling Intervention Strategies (PROMISE) for High-Impact Prevention (HIP)
August 1, 2026The Peers Reaching Out and Modeling Intervention Strategies (PROMISE) for High-Impact Prevention (HIP) training course prepares public health professionals and community leaders to implement an effective, peer-led HIV prevention intervention.
Rationale, Reasoning, and Readiness for Same-Day PrEP
June 16, 2026Over the course of this 1.0 credit/contact hour certified interactive live activity, an interdisciplinary faculty team including an HIV specialist, LGBTQ+ primary care clinician, and prevention services leader will examine the rationale, clinical considerations, and operational readiness required to implement same-day PrEP initiation within real-world practice settings.
Accessing HIV Prevention and Care Services Among LGBTQ Persons
This activity examines the structural and systemic barriers LGBTQ individuals face when accessing HIV prevention and care services. Participants will review evidence-based strategies for improving access, such as navigation support, inclusive care models, and approaches to address stigma, documentation, and insurance-related challenges.
Addressing HIV and Overall Care Needs and Coordination Among Older Gay and Bisexual Men
Join Aniruddha Hazra, MD, as he examines the intersection of aging, HIV, and broader health needs for older gay and bisexual men, with a focus on care coordination and long-term wellness. Additionally, Dr. Hazra will also provide critical insights into managing comorbidities, addressing social and mental health challenges, and strengthening interdisciplinary approaches to ensure holistic, affirming care for aging gay and bisexual men living with or at risk for HIV.
Providing Optimal HIV Care to Transgender and Gender Diverse Persons
Join Asa Radix, MD, PhD, MPH, as they explore best practices in delivering gender-affirming, patient-centered HIV prevention and treatment. Additionally, Dr. Radix will also provide critical insights into reducing barriers to care, integrating inclusive clinical practices, and addressing the unique health needs of transgender and gender diverse communities across the HIV care continuum.
Engaging Same-Gender-Loving Black and Latino Men in HIV Prevention and Care
This module explores the intersection of identity, stigma, and structural barriers that impact HIV prevention and care for same-gender-loving (SGL) Black and Latino men.
