Twitter FAcebook LinkedIn Email Resources • Report From Risk to Reasons: A Guide for Communicating and Connecting with Black Women about HIV Close Download Now First Name* Last Name* Email* Organization Title HiddenHow did you learn about this resource? Google or other search engine Social Media (Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn) TCC Group Website Course Work Other (Please Specify) Other Email Signup Subscribe to our newsletter We're committed to your privacy. TCC Group uses the information you provide to us to contact you about our relevant content and services. You may unsubscribe from these communications at any time. For more information, check out our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Δ Download the Guide ViiV Healthcare’s Risk to Reasons initiative is designed to reframe and refocus HIV prevention and care for Black women. Guided by advocates across the country, Risk to Reasons sets out to develop new messages, new messengers and new methods to increase awareness and action around HIV prevention and care to Black women of cis and trans experience. The initiative creates content, funds community action and connects advocates across the country to change the impact of HIV in Black communities and connect more Black women to prevention and care. The Risk to Reasons guide was co-created by ViiV Healthcare and the Black Women’s Working Group to Reframe Risk. A committee of Black women living with and working in HIV collaborated with ViiV Healthcare to challenge existing HIV prevention approaches and develop new recommendations for communicating and connecting with Black women about HIV. We would like to thank the dedicated members of this group, many of whom are named in this report, as well as all the women who have generously shared their insights, ideas and experiences. Initiative funded and implemented by ViiV Healthcare Writing by: TCC Group Photography and Design by: Harley & Co Key Contributions as the Black Women’s Working Group to Reframe Risk: Gina Brown Jamanii Brown Tori Cooper Olivia G. Ford Justine Ingram Deirdre Johnson Leisha McKinley-Beach Kneeshe Parkinson Jay Reed Beverly Ross Kimberly Sanders Ashlee Wimberly Published October 2023
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