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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End HIV stigma against women living with HIV

Research summary

Mobile phones found important for accessing healthcare and services for Indigenous people in B.C.

Social determinants and inequities in health for Black Canadians: A snapshot

Research summary

Intimate partner violence linked to poor health outcomes among women with HIV

Addressing stigma: towards a more inclusive health system

Access to health services as a social determinant of First Nations, Inuit and Métis health

Research summary

PiF IPV

The link between intimate partner violence and HIV

Guideline or manual

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

Guideline or manual

Women, HIV & Stigma: A Toolkit for Creating Welcoming Spaces

Indigenous women, HIV and gender-based violence

Guideline or manual

Creating Authentic Spaces: A Gender Identity and Gender Expression Toolkit