Current Research
Radiant (Relationships And Dynamics - Improving Advocacy for Nonbinary and Trans)
NIMH R01 MH133484
Radiant is a 5-year longitudinal cohort study that will examine the impact of romantic relationships on sexual health outcomes such as HIV risk, sexually transmitted infections, and PrEP use. We also will investigate overall health, mental health, and general well-being among a racially and ethnically diverse cohort of 600 Trans and Nonbinary participants throughout the United States.
Radiant is a collaborative project between researchers and staff at San Diego State University, University of Washington, Drexel University, and the RAND Corporation.
Radiant is currently enrolling participants. Please click here for more information.
PrEP Well
CHRP H21IS3484
PrEP Well is an intervention funded by a 3-year California HIV/AIDS Research Program Implementation Science Award for Ending the HIV Epidemic in California. The PrEP Well program is a comprehensive implementation strategy that addresses structural barriers to HIV prevention for Trans and Nonbinary persons by integrating culturally appropriate and gender-affirming PrEP care into existing sexual and gender wellness services at the Los Angeles Trans Wellness Center.
PrEP Well is actively enrolling participants. Please email TWCprepstudy@gmail.com or call (714) 900-2878 if you are interested in participating.
Eros (Empowering Relationships and Opportunities for Safety)
NIMH R01 MH126762
Eros is a 5-year longitudinal cohort study that will examine the impact of romantic relationships on sexual health outcomes such as HIV risk, sexually transmitted infections, and PrEP use. We also will investigate overall health, mental health, and general well-being among a racially and ethnically diverse cohort of 500 sexual minority men throughout the United States.
Eros is a collaborative project between researchers and staff at San Diego State University, the University of Michigan, and the RAND Corporation.
The Texas YBMSM Cohort
NIDA R21 DA053164
The Texas YBMSM cohort will identify modifiable intervention targets that aim to decrease substance use and foster healthier relationships. The cohort also seeks to find ways of enhancing participation in the HIV care journey amidst challenging social and economic circumstances faced by young Black sexual minority men living with HIV in the US South.