What Works in HIV Prevention for Youth

Table of Contents

• Chapter 1: Introduction and Overview
• Chapter 2: Youth and HIV/AIDS Today
• Chapter 3: What Prevention Science Research Says
• Chapter 4: What Is Working in Local Communities
  • Community-Based Organization Program -- Queercore
  • Community-Based Organization Program -- Metro TeenAIDS
  • Community-Based Organization Program -- Midwest AIDS Prevention Project
  • Community-Based Organization Program -- Huckleberry Youth Programs
  • BASE -- Be Active in Self-Education
  • California Department of Health Services
• Chapter 5: Summary and Resources
• References

What Works in HIV Prevention for Youth is the third in a series of AIDS Action HIV prevention guides. Others in the series include what works guides for gay men, substance users, women of color, and incarcerated populations.

What Works in HIV Prevention for Youth was developed for AIDS Action by AIDS Alliance for Children, Youth & Families and produced by AIDS Action Foundation with support from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Any opinions expressed herein do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

AIDS Action is the national voice on AIDS. We are committed to advocating for people affected by HIV/AIDS "Until It's Over" -- until no more people become infected with HIV, until people living with HIV have the care and support they need, and until a cure is found.

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