Engaging Young Black MSM
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Engaging Young Black
MSMJuly 30, 2013
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Welcome & Overview- 5 mins Engaging Young Black MSM,
30 mins Panel Discussion on
Engagement, 20 mins Wrap-up & Evaluation, 5 minsMichael Hager
in+care Campaign ManagerNational Quality CenterNew York, [email protected]
Conversation opportunities throughout webinar
Agenda
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This Partners in+care webinar is offered as part of the in+care Campaign.
The in+care Campaign is a national effort to improve retention in HIV care.
Webinars are one of many Partners in+care activities designed to engage people living with HIV/AIDS and their allies in the in+care Campaign.
Welcome & Overview
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Learning Objectives
At the end of this webinar you will know:
Methods to engage marginalized communities to support retention
How testing and prevention dovetails with linkage and retention
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Engaging Young Black MSM
Is your clinic having a difficult time engaging and
retaining young Black MSM?
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I don’t know
Engaging Young Black MSM
Do you think linkage and retention begins
with testing and prevention?
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The Treatment Cascade
20% are unaware of their infection
38% aren’t linked to care
Funded under CDC PS11-1113CANDII, Inc. DBA ACCESS AIDS Care
Norfolk, VA
Engaging Young Black MSM in HIV Prevention & Testing
Community Needs
Lack of Self-Efficacy re: condom usageLow perception of risk Social isolation leads to need for love and
companionship (even if risky)Lack of social support for positive health
behaviors
Community NeedsCoping with stigma from intersecting
identities◦As an African American◦As an African American male◦As an African American gay/bi male◦As an HIV+ African American gay/bi male
LIFE’s VisionEncourage young black men to protect
themselves and always practice safer sex to stop the spread of HIV/AIDS
Encourage young black men to be comfortable with being gay or bi or being HIV+ and to know that it’s ok to be who you are
Encourage the discussion of safer sex and HIV prevention as a regular thing in the community
InterventionsEnhanced HIV Testing with PCC
◦Rapid HIV Testing◦Personalized Cognitive Counseling (if eligible)
Community PROMISE◦Role Model Stories◦Peer Advocates
CRCS with CLEAR◦5 Core Sessions◦At least one menu domain
Our ApproachBuild community with peers to reduce
feelings of isolation and stress◦Create safe space◦Community mobilization events
Teach and reinforce sexual health to community members◦Counseling & Testing (w/PCC)◦LIFE Stories◦Peer advocates
Our ApproachAffirm identity as African American gay
and bisexual men and offset negative messages◦LIFE Stories◦CLEAR
EventsTribute Night—Feb. ‘12Hit List Ball—June ‘12Family Reunion Kiki Ball—Aug.’12World AIDS Day Ball—Dec. ‘12Tribute Night—Feb. ‘13Movie Night: Paris is Burning—Feb. ‘13Website Launch Party—Apr. ‘13Sexual Education Workshop—May ‘13
Events
Events
Incorporate HIV Prevention into EventsIncrease access to rapid HIV testingNormalize HIV testing behaviorRole model story distributionRole model/Peer advocate recruitment
Role Model Stories
http://youtu.be/r2PRx8zpjx8www.life757.org
Counseling & Testing#
TestedNew HIV+
% Pos. %Linked
Yr. 1 107 5 4.67% 80%Mid-Yr. 2 87 7 8.04% 57%
Personalized Cognitive Counseling
# Repeat Testers
# PCC
Yr. 1 87 29Mid-Yr. 2 72 13
CLEAR--Choosing Life: Empowerment, Action, Results!
Evidence-based interventionIndividual level intervention
◦HIV+ African American MSM, 16-29 yrs. old or◦Sexual partner of target population
5 required core sessions1-2 menu sessions
Core Sessions1: Getting to Know Each Other2: Creating a Vision for the Future3: Stressors and SMART Problem- Solving4: Exploring Different Types of Communication5: Putting it All Together
Menu SessionsSexual RiskSubstance Use RiskHealth care and Self careAdherenceDisclosureStigma
Wrap Up Session
Discuss maintenance strategiesReflect on intervention experienceClosureIncentive
CRCS w/CLEAR
# Served
# Completed
Core
% Complete
Yr. 1 21 9 48%Mid-Yr. 2 17 12 71%Total 28 21 75%
CLEAR Menu SessionsOut of 26 clients served
◦31%--Disclosure◦23%--Health care & Self care◦19%--Substance Use Risk◦15%--Sexual Risk◦8%--Stigma◦4%--Adherence
Condom Distribution
# to HR Neg/Unk
# to HIV+
# @ CLI
Yr. 1 4677 330 (2960)Mid-Yr. 2 14807 705 (14517)
Unique StrategiesSpecial Testing Incentives
◦Ultimate Dinner Date◦Testing Wars @ World AIDS Day Ball◦Marsha Ambrosia Concert Meet & Greet
Social Media/Website◦Facebook◦Grindr/Jack’d◦LIFE757 Website
Facebook Stats241 Likes260 Reached this week10 People talking about this
Phone App Outreach
Website
Next StepsSocial Marketing Campaigns
◦HIV Testing◦Condom Usage
Xtra LoveGlove
Xtra LoveGlove
View his videos on the ACCESS AIDS Care YouTube Channel
Or “Friend” Him
NHTD 2013• About 50
people
• 11 Tested for Gonorrhea/Chlamydia
• 13 Tested for Syphilis
• 3 HIV
Contact InformationACCESS AIDS Care
Norfolk, VA
Irma Hinkle, M.S.WPrograms Director
[email protected], ext. 216
Robyn Wilson, M.Ed.Program Manager
[email protected], ext. 228
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Engaging Young Black MSMPanel Discussion - Introduction
Irma Hinkle, M.S.W.Programs DirectorACCESS AIDS CareNorfolk, [email protected]
Robyn WilsonProgram ManagerACCESS AIDS CareNorfolk, [email protected]
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Let us know your experiences in the chat room!
How can we improve retention by focusing on the left side of
the Treatment Cascade?
Speaking from Experience:Engaging Young Black MSM
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Let us know your experiences in the chat room!
What is the most important lesson learned from engaging the communities you seek to
serve?
Speaking from Experience:Engaging Young Black MSM
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programLess likely than before I watched this program
Adapting to our Success
How likely are you to reevaluate the way you
address engaging young Black MSM?
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