As one of several Indian Health Service activities supported by the Minority HIV/AIDS Fund in Fiscal Year 2020, the Urban Indian Health Institute is currently leading a project focused on creating culturally attuned HIV education materials—including print, digital, and video formats—for both American Indian and Alaska Native patients and the healthcare providers who serve them.
Ending the HIV Epidemic: Culturally Attuned Educational Materials for American Indians/Alaska Natives
Oct 28, 2020 | Shalesha Majors
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