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Health Disparities Collaborative Webinar: HIV Testing and Treatment in Arizona's American Indian Communities

Publish date: September 10, 2014
Review date: May 8, 2019

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Alyssa A. Guido, MPH  (Presenter); Melvin Harrison (Presenter); Frances Cupis (Presenter)

AETC source: Arizona AETC, AETC National Coordinating Resource Center

The purpose of the AETC Health Disparities Collaborative is geared towards creating awareness and working towards reducing health inequities for persons living with HIV/AIDS. Meetings are held quarterly with presentations from content experts on topics of emerging need. 

Webinar learning objectives:

  • Review HIV epidemiology in Arizona’s American Indian populations
  • Explain HIV prevention programs with the Pascua Yaqui and Navajo tribes
  • Discuss how culture is a facilitator to promoting healthy behaviors reducing HIV and STI risk
  • Describe HIV care on Pascua Yaqui and Navajo Nations

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Language: English

Topic(s): Rural Populations, HIV Continuum of Care, Step 2: Identifying Cases through HIV Testing & Diagnosis, Stigma, Native Americans

Resource type: Webinar Recordings

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