Inequities in access to HIV prevention and treatment for women in Ontario

Role

Co-Principal Investigator

Design

Community-based research

Stage

Data collection

The problem

Women in Ontario face distinct and often overlooked barriers to HIV prevention and treatment. This community-based study centres their experiences to understand where access breaks down and what would close the gap.

What we are investigating

Characterize inequities in access to HIV prevention and treatment for women in Ontario.

Engage women with lived experience and community organizations as research partners.

Identify actionable levers to improve equitable access.

Where the study stands

Data collection is underway.

How we are doing it

The study uses a community-based participatory approach, working with community partners and women with lived experience throughout the research process.

What the work will produce

Characterization of inequities in access
Community-informed recommendations for prevention and care

How partners contribute

Led with Dr. Mia Biondi (York University) and community partners.

Enquire about this study

Collaborations and findings on HIV prevention and treatment access for women.

Email the study team