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COMPENDIUM »
Acción Mutua/ Shared Action has put together a collection of our educational written-materials that are the result from joining forces with Subject Matter Experts to present pragmatic information related the Latino community, its risk context, intervention strategies and pre-requisite core competencies used to implement and evaluate the implementation of Effective Behavioral Interventions. To learn more about our Compendium documents (Technical Bulletins, Broadsheets and Materiales en español), click here.
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| Technical Bulletins are documents that provide guidelines on specific prerequisite core competencies that are needed to implement, adapt and evaluate HIV prevention interventions. |
Broadsheets are documents that provide information on risk context and intervention strategies for specific high-risk communities (e.g. Latino Gay Men, Latino Women, Latina Transgender and Latino Youth MSM.) |
Para nuestros colegas hispano-parlantes tenemos materiales disponibles en español. Por favor oprima AQUÍ para tener acceso a estos documentos. |
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WEB SEMINARS »
Acción Mutua/Shared Action collaborates with Subject Matter Experts to deliver an effective and pragmatic content-driven presentation aimed at increasing and improving the base knowledge of HIV prevention providers. Web seminars are presented in a one-hour live Power Point seminar to anyone who registers and has access to the internet and a telephone. Previous topics covered include Latinas and HIV and Substance, Use and Overview. To learn more about web seminars or to access previous presentations (with audio) please click here.
SPECIAL REPORTS »
As it is stated in our Mission Statement, “Acción Mutua/Shared Action is committed to reciprocal partnerships and equitable exchange of knowledge and expertise essential to expanding capacity.”
We believe that the work that has resulted from our collaborations with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), other capacity building programs, and capacity building recipients are a great testament of not only the hard work that as a community we can accomplish but of how documenting this work can further expand the knowledge in the HIV field.
We are especially proud to showcase two reports that are the product of two of our collaborations. These reports highlight successes with two of the CDC’s Effective Behavioral Interventions (EBI). The first report documents a summit on Community Promise put together in collaboration with the CDC. The second report is based on the adaptation process of an EBI, SISTA, for incarcerated women which was implemented by an agency with which have worked closely.
To read these reports or to find out more information about these collaborations please click here.
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