Center Research

This section provides information on projects we have worked on throughout the years.

• HIV prevalence, sexual behavior, and attitudes toward circumcision among Colombian men who have sex with men 2008-2013, National Institute of Health/ National Institute of Child Health & Human Development

• HIV Risk among Latino Day Laborers: Structural, Social, and Individual Factors 2009-2011, National Institute of Health/ National Institute of Child Health & Human Development

• Psychosocial factors, clinical characteristics, and health risk behaviors of urban, male, HIV-positive tobacco smokers and non-smokers 2009-2010, The George Washington University HIV/AIDS Institute

• Disclosure of HIV status by gay and bisexual Latino men 1999-2004, National Institute of Health/ National Institute of Mental Health

• Contextual influences on sexual risk among Latino MSM 2003-2008, National Institute of Health/ National Institute of Child Health & Human Development

• District of Columbia Developmental Center for AIDS Research (DC-CFAR)

• The Mothers and Babies Project

Graduate Student Research Projects

This section provides you summaries of projects some of our graduate students have been involved with.

• Cultural Scripts Influencing HIV Prevention Among African American Women 2009-2011, National Institute of Mental Health
• The Role of Social Stressors in High-Risk Sexual Behaviors
• Adolescent Latino Sexual Behavior: More Reasoned or Reactive