Project WORTH South aims to explore the feasibility of adapting and implementing an HIV/STI evidence-based prevention intervention for Black substance-using, court involved women in Alabama.
Project Bridging the Transportation Gap aims to prevent and treat HIV in Alabama’s Black Belt by addressing transportation and treatment access disparities.
Project E-WORTH South Rural helps to better understand HIV risks faced by women residing in rural settings in Alabama’s Black Belt.
Project Possibilities-Stigma aims to assess and advance understanding of Alabama’s community corrections personnel (CCPs) views of community corrections participants (e.g., probation, parole).
Project VCR aims to implement and sustain a collaborative effort across criminal legal system partners in Selma, Alabama.
Project FP is a 24-month family-based alternative design to provide parent/primary caregivers with an opportunity to receive appropriate individualized family services.
Project E-WORTH South BTG study addresses the significant disparities in HIV incidence and prevention medication utilization between low-income cisgender Black women and White women in the U.S. South.
Project PTR is an 18-month pilot project aimed at equipping criminal justice professionals in Barbados with the skills to address the root causes of offending behavior among youth aged 12-17.