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ORCHID: 2010, Asian Society for the Intervention of AIDS (ASIA)
Case study - Webpage
Operation Hairspray: 2010, Ottawa Public Health
Case study - Webpage
Many Men, Many Voices (3MV): 2011, Black Coalition for AIDS Prevention (Black CAP)
Case study - Webpage
GAP-VIES: 2012, GAP-VIES
Case study - Webpage
Questions and answers: Inclusive practice in the prevention of sexually transmitted and blood borne infections among ethnocultural minorities: 2014, Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC)
Guideline or manual - PDF
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Programs for African, Caribbean, and Black communities: 2015, CATIE
Case study collection - Webpage
HIV stigma in African, Caribbean and Black communities: 2015, Canadian HIV/AIDS Black, Caribbean and African Network (CHABAC)
Fact sheet - PDF
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Hepatitis C Ethnocultural Education, Outreach and Social Marketing Program: 2015, CATIE
Case study - Webpage
Hepatitis C Ethnocultural Education, Outreach and Social Marketing Program: Building partnership with communities: 2015, CATIE
Case study - Webpage
Hepatitis C Ethnocultural Education, Outreach and Social Marketing Program: Translation and review: 2015, CATIE
Case study - Webpage

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