Social determinants of health

Social determinants of health are the range of social and economic factors that influence the health status of individuals or populations. They influence vulnerability to infection and the ability to seek care and support.

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Application and action: TRC reading guide for non-Indigenous organizations

Research summary

Canadian study links food insecurity to detectable viral loads and decreased CD4+ cells

Indigenous women, HIV and gender-based violence

Guideline or manual

Creating Authentic Spaces: A Gender Identity and Gender Expression Toolkit

Research summary

PiF CHAMP image

CHAMP: Mobilizing people living with HIV and allies to champion HIV prevention and care in ethno-racial communities

Research summary

PiF Criminalization and sex work image

HIV prevention, criminalization, and sex work: Where are we at?

Research summary

#ResistStigma: how do we get there? a scoping review

Social determinants of Inuit health in Canada

Guideline or manual

Factors impacting vulnerability to HIV and other STBBIs

Addressing determinants of sexually transmitted and blood borne infections among street-involved youth: Education and employment

Addressing determinants of sexually transmitted and blood borne infections among street-involved youth: Mental health and mental illness

Addressing determinants of sexually transmitted and blood borne infections among street-involved youth: Experiences with the criminal justice system