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HANC Webinars

HANC Working Groups host webinars throughout the year. Upcoming webinars are posted under Announcements on the HANC homepage and publicized in the monthly HANC Newsletter and in communications to HANC collaborators.

Recordings of past webinars are sorted by topic and available below.

Topics

Behavioral Science

Adherence Support Intervention Approaches Used in the NIH HIV/AIDS Clinical Trials Networks - Part One
May 19, 2020. Hosted by the BSCG. Presenters: Dr. Steven Safren and Dr. Ivan Balan. Moderator: Dr. Rivet Amico
ART Adherence and the Promise of Long-Acting Injectable HIV Treatment
June 3, 2020. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Dr. Michael Stirratt.
Conditional Economic Incentives to Improve HIV Prevention and Treatment Outcomes
March 25, 2019. Hosted by the BSWG. Presenters: Dr. Omar Galarraga.
Leveraging Social and Behavioral Science in Network Clinical Trials
April 16, 2019. Hosted by the BSCG. Presenters: Dr. Rivet Amico, Dr. Michele Andrasik, and Dr. Jessica Haberer.

Community Engagement in HIV Clinical Research

Community Engagement in HIV Clinical Research - Black MSM & Transgender Persons (Part 1/3)
June 2, 2016. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Louis Shackelford, Harlem Prevention Center.
Community Engagement in HIV Clinical Research - Black MSM & Transgender Persons (Part 2/3)
June 22, 2016. Hosted by the Legacy Project. DaShawn Usher, NY Blood Center; Michele Andrasik, HIV Vaccine Trials Network.
Community Engagement in HIV Clinical Research - Microbicide Update: Gels, rings, and other things (Part 3/3)
September 8, 2016. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Dr. Sharon Hillier, Microbicide Trials Network; Dr. Ian McGowan, Microbicide Trials Network.
Ending the HIV Epidemic: American Indian-Alaska Native Engagement
May 8, 2020. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Harlan Pruden; Natasha Coulouris; Sharon Turner; Rick Haverkate; Dr. Eugene McCray; Dr. Laura Cheever; Erina Hughes; Dr. Carl Dieffenbach.
Faith & Works: Innovative Approaches to Community Engaged HIV Research
June 16, 2020. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Panelists: Khadijah Abdullah; Carmarion D. Anderson; Tiffany Grimes; William L. Jeffries IV; Stephaun E. Wallace. Moderators: Aquarius Gilmer and Dilara Üsküp.
Native American Engagement in HIV Clinical Research (NAEHCR) Project Guidance and Best Practices
December 10, 2014. Hosted by the Legacy Project.
Our People are Not a Study: A Community Perspective on Engaging Researchers
August 16, 2017. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Jontraye Davis, FHI 360; Miguel Hunter, Triangle Empowerment Center; Terry Munn, Triangle Empowerment Center; Kareem Alexis, Triangle Empowerment Center; Kate MacQueen, FHI 360; Mehri McKellar, Duke University Medical Center.
Our People are Not a Study: A Community Perspective on Engaging Researchers (SLIDES ONLY)
Strategies and Best Practices for Recruitment and Retention of Women and Adolescent Girls in HIV Clinical Trials
September 17, 2015. Hosted by the Women's HIV Research Collaborative Webinar (WHRC)
Understanding Participant Experiences/Ethics/Incentives/Informed Consent In HIV Research
April 10, 2019. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Andrew Braun, University of Texas Health Science Center; Orbit Clanton, AIDS Clinical Trials Group; Dr. Moises Huaman, AIDS Clinical Trials Group; Dr. Brandon Brown, University of California, Riverside School of Medicine.

COVID-19

COVID-19 & HIV Update: Impact on Communities & HIV/AIDS Clinical Research
April 2, 2020. Presenters: Carl Dieffenbach, Sarah Read, Manizhe Payton, and Jeffrey Schouten.
COVID-19 Community Conversation
July 1, 2020. Panelists: Morénike Giwa-Onaiwu; Angel Hernández; Mighty Ernest Mosimanegape Moseki; Mike Frick; Jonathan Lucas; Mitchell Warren. Moderator: Brian Minalga.
COVID-19 Impact on Latinx Communities
June 24, 2020. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Dr. Carlos Rodriguez-Diaz and Dr. Audrey Harkness.
Faith Over Fear: How Lessons from HIV are Informing COVID-19 Response
May 13, 2020. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: John Blevins; Reverend Dunca E. Teague; Rabbi Joshua Lesser; Reverend Jennifer Sanders. Moderator: Aquarius Gilmer.
Finding the Middle Ground: Managing Stress and Anxiety During the COVID-19 Crisis
May 7, 2020. Hosted by the BSCG. Presenters: Dr. Steven Safren and Dr. Deborah Jones Weiss
Rise Above COVID: A Community Overview of ACTG's ACTIV-2 Study
Nov. 5, 2020. Hosted by the COVID-19 CAB Coalition. Presenters: Dr. David Wohl, Allegra Cermak, Amy Gomez, Dr. Cyrus Javan

Health Disparities

CDC’s Response to HIV-Related Disparities among Black Gay Men in the U.S.
July 16, 2015. Slides only. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Eugene McCray, MD, Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention.
CDC’s Response to HIV-Related Disparities among Black Gay Men in the U.S. (SLIDES ONLY)
Characterizing Loneliness among YBMSM: Considerations toward Sexual Health and Well-being
April 8, 2020. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Dr. Cory Bradley.
Historical Trauma & HIV
February 7, 2019. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Dr. Michele Andrasik, HIV Vaccine Trials Network.
HIV Prevention for Black MSM: Where We Are, Where We're Headed
July 11, 2017. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Dr. Eugene McCray, Director of CDC’s Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention (DHAP).
The Next Health Disparity Fault Line? Opioids, Race, Geography & Infectious Disease
August 14, 2018. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Greg Millett, amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research.
Our Time, Our Stories: A Conversation about Black Gay Men, Research, and the CDC
February 27, 2020. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Lamont Scales, CDC; Dr. Errol Fields, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine; Dr. Damian Denson, CDC.
Privilege & Power in Healthcare: Unpacking the Black Experience
February 6, 2017. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Dr. Michele Andrasik, HIV Vaccine Trials Network.
'Stuck': Contextualizing the US HIV epidemic among black MSM
April 2, 2015. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Greg Millett, amfAR.
'Stuck': Contextualizing the US HIV epidemic among black MSM (SLIDES ONLY)
Virtually (Not) Impossible: Novel approaches utilizing online platforms to address disparities in HIV prevention
April 22, 2020. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Dr. Joshua G. Rosenberger.

HIV and Aging

Understanding HIV & Aging Webinar Series (Part 1/3)
November 8, 2018. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Dr. Jeffrey Schouten, Office of HIV/AIDS Network Coordination.
Understanding HIV & Aging Webinar Series (Part 1/3) (SLIDES ONLY)
Understanding HIV & Aging Webinar Series (Part 2/3)
December 5, 2018. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Dr. Meredith Greene, University of San Francisco.
Understanding HIV & Aging Webinar Series (Part 3/3)
February 5, 2019. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Gail Graham and Porchia Dees.

HIV Cure Research

HIV Cure Research Series: HIV Cure Research Updates (Part 1/3)
July 9, 2019. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Dr. Karl Salzwedel, PhD.
HIV Cure Research Series: Community Perspectives on HIV Cure-Related Research (Part 2/3)
August 6, 2019. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Bré Anne Rivera, Trans Sistas of Color Project-Detroit, Positive Women's Network-USA, The Groundswell Fund; Laurie Sylla, DefeatHIV, Martin Delaney Collaboratory, Mountain West AETC.
HIV Cure Research Series: An Overview of ACTG's Cure-Related Research and the Socio-Behavioral Aspects of Cure-Related Research (Part 3/3)
October 31, 2019. Hosted by the BSWG. Presenters: Dr. Raj Gandhi and Dr. Karine Dubé
Women & HIV Cure Series: Where are We? Women in the HIV Cure Landscape (Part 1/3)
Hosted by the Women's HIV Research Collaborative (WHRC).
Women & HIV Cure Series: What Cure Means to Women, What Women Mean to Cure (Part 2/3)
Hosted by the Women's HIV Research Collaborative (WHRC).
Women & HIV Cure Series: Barriers and Facilitators to Women's Participation in HIV Cure (Part 3/3)
Hosted by the Women's HIV Research Collaborative (WHRC).

HIV Genetic Sequencing

Without Our Consent: Centering People Living with HIV in HIV Genetic Sequencing (Part 1/4)
March 27, 2019. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Marco Castro-Bojorquez, HIVenas Abiertas; Octavia Lewis, Positively Trans National Advisory Board; Venita Ray, Positive Women's Network-USA; Cristine Sardina, Desiree Alliance; Dr. Andrew Spieldenner, US People Living with HIV Caucus; Robert Suttle, SERO Project.
These Trees Cast No Shade: Understanding HIV Phylogenetics Research (Part 2/4)
April 18, 2019. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Dr. Carl W. Dieffenbach, Division of AIDS, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases; Venita Ray, Positive Women's Network-USA.
Understanding Molecular HIV Surveillance: Public Health and Human Rights Implications (Part 3/4)
April 25, 2019. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Dr. Eugene McCray, Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Naina Khanna, Positive Women's Network-USA.
Cluster Tracking is People: Community Town Hall on Molecular HIV Surveillance (Part 4/4)
May 15, 2019. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Brian Minalga, MSW, The Legacy Project; Venita Ray, Positive Women’s Network-USA; Andrew Spieldenner, PhD, US People Living with HIV Caucus.

HIV in the Latinx Community

HIV within Latinx Communities in the US: Needs, Priorities, and Assets (Part 1/2)
July 3, 2017. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Dr. Scott Rhodes, Wake Forest School of Medicine; Jose Bauermeister, University of Pennsylvania; Omar Martinez, Temple University; Jorge Benitez, Columbia University Medical Center.
HIV in the Latinx Community (Part 2/2)
September 26, 2017. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Jean Hernández, AIDS Alabama; Lorenzo Cervantes, Pierce County AIDS Foundation.

Hot Topics in HIV Research

Ethical Considerations on Standard of Care and Post-Trial Access
April 6, 2016. Hosted by Community Partners. Presenters: Liza Dawson and Sam Garner.
Incidental Findings
Audio only. Hosted by Community Partners. Presenters: Linda Ehler and Betto Ortiz.
How to Critically and Quickly Read a Protocol
November 4, 2015. Hosted by Community Partners. Presenters: Dr. Jeffrey Schouten.
New Investigators Scholars Lessons Learned and Mentorship Opportunities
August 29, 2019. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Dr. Allysha Maragh-Bass, FHI 360; Dr. Steve Shoptaw, UCLA Medical Center; Dr. Hyman Scott, Bridge HIV.
U=U & HIV Clinical Trials Research
August 22, 2019. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Dr. Carl Dieffenbach, Division of AIDS, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases; Bruce Richman, Prevention Access Campaign Undetectable=Untransmittable.

Laboratory

ACTG/IMPAACT Shipping Information Video
Blood, Hair, Saliva: Addressing Mistrust in Medical Research and Demystifying How HIV Lab Researchers Use and Store Samples
December 10, 2019. Presenters: Michele Andrasik; Dave Shugarts.
FDA Inspection Experience: Lessons Learned, Part 2
October 18, 2018. Presenters: Kevin Ryan.
Summary of Reports on Mass Spectrometry Usage for Monocolonal Antibody Analysis
July 5, 2018. Presenters: Dr. Troy Wood.
You Want a Sample of My What? Clinical and Community Perspectives on the Use of Hair Samples in HIV Research
August 14, 2020. Presenters: Monica Gandhi, Morénike Giwa Onaiwu, Charles Z. Chasakara.

National HIV/AIDS Awareness Days

National Faith HIV/AIDS Awareness Day Conversation with Black Faith Leaders
August 27, 2019. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Reverend Shawn Patrick-Torres, Jr., M.Div, Latino Commission on AIDS; Reverend Steven Sawyer, People of Color Against AIDS Network; Reverend Mary Diggs-Hobson, African Americans Reach and Tech Health Ministry.
National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day Conversation
September 18, 2019. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Gail Graham, Baltimore City HIV Planning Group and Commission; Rodney McCoy Jr., DC Department of Health; Dr. Jeffrey Schouten, HANC; Dr. Meredith Greene, University of California San Francisco.
National Latinx AIDS Awareness Day Webinar
October 15, 2019. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Naiymah Sanchez, ACLU-PA; Moisés Agosto, NMAC; Alejandra Grillo-Roa, Entre Hermanos; Dr. Manuel Ocasio, Tulane University School of Medicine.
National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day 2019
March 20, 2019. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Gabrielle Evans, HIV Prevention Trials Network; Harlan Pruden.
National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day 2020
March 20, 2020. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Harlan Pruden; Tyler Adamson.

Outreach and Marketing Fundamentals

Outreach and Marketing Fundamentals in Clinical Research Webinar Series (Part 1/3)
March 15, 2018. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Johnathon Briggs, Public Communications Inc.
Outreach and Marketing Fundamentals in Clinical Research Webinar Series - Social Media Engagement (Part 2/3)
April 5, 2018. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Nina Feldman, HIV Vaccine Trials Network; Michael Louella, AIDS Clinical Trials Group & defeatHIV.
Outreach and Marketing Fundamentals in Clinical Research Webinar Series - Research Site Perspectives (Part 3/3)
May 3, 2018. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Jawindy Swengbe, Bronx Prevention Center; Noshima Darden-Tabb, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Correll McRae, HIV Prevention Trials Network.

Tuberculosis

Have you Heard? ACTG 5279: One-month Tuberculosis Prophylaxis as Effective as Nine-Month Regimen for People Living with HIV
July 10, 2018. Audio only. Hosted by Community Partners. Presenters: Dr. Richard Chaisson, Dr. Sue Swindells, Mike Frick and Amina Shali.
HIV and TB in Children: Why Do We Worry?
May 27, 2015. Hosted by Community Partners. Presenters: Dr. Sharon Nachman.
Human Rights and Ethics Regarding TB
May 23, 2017. Hosted by Community Partners. Presenters: Mike Frick, Diego Silva, and Brian Citro.
Study 31/A5349: Four-Month Regimen TB Treatment Game Changer
November 23, 2020. Hosted by Community Partners. Presenters: Dr. Richard Chaisson, Dr. Sue Swindells, and Mike Frick.
TB Vaccine Development Update / HVTN 602
April 20, 2020. Presenters: Dr. Jim Kublin; Mike Frick.

Youth Prevention Research

Adolescent Girls and Young Women: Self-testing in sub-Saharan Africa
May 26, 2020. Hosted by the YPRWG. Presenters: Dr. Audrey Pettifor and Dr. Sandra McCoy
Adolescent Research Update: An Overview of ACTG A5359 and the DREAMS Partnership
October 31, 2018. Hosted by the YPRWG. Presenters: Dr. Aadia Rana and Dr. Sanyukta Mathur
Adolescent PrEP Delivery: Opportunities and Challenges in the World of HIV Prevention
November 16, 2016. Hosted by the YPRWG. Presenters: Sybil Hosek, Tajudeen Oyewale, Linda-Gail Bekker
Adolescent PrEP Delivery: Strategies and Tools to Maximize Adherence
November 9, 2017. Hosted by the YPRWG. Presenters: Jessica Haberer and Michael Stirratt.
Adolescent Trials Network's (ATN) iTech Studies and COVID-19: Adapting iTech During a Pandemic
October 8, 2020. Hosted by the YPRWG. Presenters: Dr. Lisa Hightow-Weidman and Dr. Travis Sanchez
Engaging Adolescents in HIV Clinical Research: Challenges and New Solutions
February 4, 2016. Hosted by the YPRWG. Presenters: Janet Frohlich and Julian Dormitzer.
Ethics and Adolescent HIV Research: Best Practices and Strategies for Working with Local IRBs and Ethics Committees
September 28, 2015. Hosted by the YPRWG. Presenters: Linda-Gail Bekker and Catherine Slack.
Ethics in Adolescent HIV Research: Youth and Parent Perspectives
October 14, 2015. Hosted by the YPRWG. Presenters: Celia Fisher and Brian Mustanski.
Exploring and Disrupting Pathways to Risky Behaviors
October 16, 2019. Presenters: Dr. Diana Fishbein and Dr. Kevin Haggerty
IMPAACT 2016: Evaluating a Group-Based Intervention to Improve Mental Health and ART Adherence Among Youth Living with HIV in Low Resource Settings
April 26, 2019. Hosted by the YPRWG. Presenters: Dr. Geri Donenberg.
Improving the HIV Youth Prevention and Care Continuums: The Adolescent Medicine Trials Networks for HIV/AIDS Interventions (ATN)
September 18, 2017. Hosted by Community Partners. Presenters: Dr. Sonia Lee.
Including Adolescents Below the Age of Majority in HIV Research - Challenges, Opportunities, and Ethical Considerations
June 14, 2017. Hosted by the YPRWG. Presenters: Liza Dawson.

Women

It's Time to Deliver: Including Pregnant and Lactating Women in Clinical Research (Part 1/2)
February 14, 2018. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Dr. Maggie Little, Georgetown University; Kate O'Brien, National TB Controllers Association; Sarah Mancoll, Advocate; Dr. George Saade, University of Texas; Gina Brown, Southern AIDS Coalition.
It's Time to Deliver: Including Pregnant and Lactating Women in Clinical Research (Part 2/2)
March 14, 2018. Hosted by the Legacy Project. Presenters: Dr. Lynne Mofenson, Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation; Dr. Sharon Nachman, Stony Brook University; Dr. Carl Dieffenbach, National Institute of Allergy & Infectious Diseases; Dr. Liz Barr, Women's HIV Research Collaborative.
Women Empowerment Interventions Health & HIV
August 20, 2018. Hosted by Community Partners. Presenters: Dr. Anita Shankar and Tejaswi Sevekari.

Zika Virus

Zika: Facts vs. Fiction
March 7, 2017. Hosted by Community Partners. Presenters: Dr. Cristina Cassetti.

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