2008 Conferences

USCA, SEPTEMBER 2008

ConnectHIV Grantee Day Session Powerpoint
        •  ConnectHIV Service Integration Theoretical Model draft
        •  “How Integrated are Your HIV/AIDS Services” survey
ConnectHIV Dinner Presentation - Judy Auerbach

ConnectHIV Posters

• ConnectHIV Overview
  • ConnectHIV: Pfizer Investments in Health
• Prevention for High-Risk Negatives
  • Latino Commission on AIDS
  • Stop AIDS Project
  • BEBASHI: Heart 2 Heart
  • Black Coalition on AIDS
• Prevention for High-Risk Positives
  • Northeast Florida AIDS Network (NFAN)
  • Prevention Point Philadelphia (PPP)
• Linkage to Care and Treatment
  • Philadelphia FIGHT / Action AIDS
  • AIDS Care Service
  • Piedmont Health Care Consortium: The Bridges to Good Health Treatment (BRIGHT)
  • Hyacinth AIDS Foundation of New Jersey
  • California Prevention and Education Project (CAL-PEP)
  • Foothill AIDS Project
• Treatment Adherence and Delayed Disease Progression
  • The Family Center: Project SWEL
  • Chicago House
  • Test Positive Aware Network (TPAN): TEAM: Treatment Education Advocacy Management
  • Shanti: L.I.F.E. Institute

INTERNATIONAL AIDS CONFERENCE, AUGUST 2008

• Key Themes in Prevention
• Global Trends in Harm Reduction
• Got Goat? Thinking out of the (pill)box
• Human Rights and HIV Prevention
• Intersection of HIV and Gender Violence and Inequality
• Religion as a Barrier
• Rights to Human Rights
• On-line Resources

PFIZER HIV/AIDS CONFERENCE, MAY 2008

Wednesday, May 7th

• ConnectHIV Workshop on Posters and Presentations
  • Handout – Example Journals
  • Handout – Poster Tips
• ConnectHIV Workshop on Using Data Effectively
  • Handout - Locating, Analyzing, and Benefiting from Existing Program, Client, and Community Information

• Opening Plenary – Innovation from the Field: Community-Evidence at Its Best – Cynthia A. Gómez
• Session One – Referral Readiness – Boniface Okoro, Family Service Network of New York
• Session One – JEWEL: Economic Empowerment and HIV Prevention Intervention
• Session One – Treatment Education Programs in Community-Based Settings
  • TPAN
  • Chicago House
  • The Family Center
  • Shanti
  • Handout – Psychosocial Assessment
  • Handout – Shanti
• Plenary Lunch Panel: Good Intentions Are Not Good Enough
  • Beau Mitts, Houston Department of Health and Human Services
  • Nike Lukan, AIDS Foundation Houston
  • Soraya Elcock, Harlem United Community AIDS Center
  • Handout – POL Logic Model
  • Handout – POL Implementation Planning and Program Objectives Tool
  • Handout – POL Scope of Work
  • Handout – SMART Objectives
• Session Two – Social Networks – AIDS Project Los Angeles
• Session Two – Impact of Sexual Trauma – Kathleen Sikkema
  • Handout – Sexual Abuse article
  • Handout – Coping Intervention article
• Session Two – Integrating Hepatitis/STI Services into HIV Prevention and Care – Beau Gratzer and Andi Thomas
• Plenary: Integrating Adherence into Prevention with Positives – Seth Kalichman
  • Handout - Co-occurrence of Treatment Nonadherence and Continued HIV Transmission Risk Behaviors article

• Plenary Panel: Trends in HIV Prevention, Care and Treatment
  • David Ernesto Munar, AIDS Foundation of Chicago
  • Ronald Johnson, AIDS Action
  • Dawn Averitt Bridge, The Well Project
• Session Three – AED – Working Effectively with an Evaluator
  • Handout – Creating a Community of Learners
  • Handout – Selecting an External Evaluator – Candidate Rating Form
  • Handout – Evaluation Methodologies with Limited Resources
  • Handout – Checklist for Hiring an Evaluator
  • Handout – Sample Contract
  • Handout – Statement of Work
• Session Three – Social Marketing – Better World Advertising and STOP AIDS Project
  • Handout – Social Marketing Campaign Primer
  • Handout – Focus Group Outline
  • Handout – Sample Phone Screener
  • Handout – Sample Survey
• Session Three – Graying of HIV – ACRIA
• Closing Plenary Lunch: Frank Beadle de Palomo and David Holtgrave