The genesis of the concept of intersectionality was a call to dismantle interlocking systems of
oppression–racial, sexual, heterosexual, and class-based–in order to realise liberation of …

We review literature from 2020 to 2021, exploring the ways IS and SBS have been used in
tandem to develop, evaluate and disseminate HIV interventions. We highlight the interplay …

The HIV prevention cascade is understudied among sex workers in Jamaica, where sex
work and same sex practices are criminalized. We implemented a cross-sectional survey …

Objective: To examine the effect of four psychosocial conditions, namely, forced sex, history
of childhood sexual abuse, frequent alcohol use, and illicit drug use on unprotected sex and …

ABSTRACT HIV prevention needs among urban refugee and displaced youth engaged in
transactional sex are understudied. We examined associations between transactional sex …

Chinese gay men are preferentially vulnerable to mental health problems because of deep-
rooted, traditional social influence that overemphasizes heterosexual marriage, fertility, and …

Syndemics approaches explore the convergence of psychosocial factors that elevate HIV
vulnerabilities. Less research has explored syndemics among lesbian, gay, bisexual and …

Background Social distancing restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic caused
disruptions to sexual health services (SHS) worldwide. During the first year of the pandemic …

In Jamaica, stigma experiences of sex workers (SW), gay men and other men who have sex
with men (MSM), and transgender women living with HIV remain understudied. To address …

Background Violence reduces sex workers' ability to enforce consistent condom use. Less is
known of violence and condom use among gender diverse sex workers in Jamaica, where …