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CAAN has two streams (programs and research) that help to address some of the disparities that Indigenous women living with or women who are affected by HIV face. Over the […]

The right to equitable and accessible health care “for all people without discrimination” is the guiding force behind Indigenous responses to HIV/AIDS. Indigenous-led development of wise prevention practices is realized […]

This summary report shares lessons learned from a first look at global efforts in responding to global HIV, tuberculosis (TB), and hepatitis C (hep C) in Indigenous communities that aim […]

These fact sheets were created for people who want more information about the hepatitis C virus (HCV). Getting diagnosed with HCV can be difficult, but by learning what HCV is […]

Purpose of the Protocol This protocol can be applied to research projects focused on the epidemiology of the disease, interventions and implementation of strategies which aim to reduce the impact […]

The AHA Centre operates as an initiative of CAAN, an organization that has been engaged in research through the CAAN Research and Policy Unit (RPU) since 2000. The staff and […]

Community-Based Research (CBR) is research that is conducted by the community, for the community. CBR includes: community involvement community relevance values all voices equally results in beneficial outcomes for participating […]

You have been invited to join a research team so that you can contribute to the process in a meaningful way. This may be a new experience, so here are […]

People who have been doing research for a while and coordinators of research teams may use a lot of words or acronyms that are new to you. It’s great to […]

Aboriginal people living with and affected by HIV & AIDS (APHAs) are actively included in all aspects of the research process from planning to final reporting and the research project […]