OUR MISSION

To bring the most relevant and timely evidence to bear on HIV/AIDS policy making in order to further California's efforts to develop and maintain efficient, cost-effective, and accessible programs and services to people with or at risk for HIV/AIDS

OUR CENTERS

Three Collaborative HIV/AIDS Policy Research Centers, funded by the California HIV/AIDS Research Program, that support research and policy analysis that addresses critical issues related to HIV/AIDS care and prevention in California.

Publications

Below you will find examples of our work on a range of issues related
HIV/AIDS policy in California

ALL PUBLICATIONS
People Living With HIV who Smoke Face Barriers to Accessing Smoking Cessation Services in Southern California HIV Safety Nets
People Living With HIV who Smoke Face Barriers to Accessing Smoking Cessation Services in Southern California HIV Safety Nets
Potential Impact and Equitable Reach of Senate Bill 306 (SB 306), STD Coverage and Care Act
Senate Bill 159 Implementation: California Pharmacists’ Perspectives on Opportunities and Challenges Infographic
Improving Access to Essential Prevention Services: The Opportunities and Challenges of Expanding the Role of California’s Pharmacists
153,154

HIV Infected (estimated)

135,082

Diagnosed

99,476

In HIV Care

85,492

Virally Suppressed

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