Our hosts Ashley Slye and Surabhi Kukke round out Expanding the Continuum season two with highlights and new questions.

Season Two Recap

**Special Live Episode!**

This episode was a live conversation recorded on March 30th, 2023!

Kneeshe Parkinson (She/Her), Consultant, Activist, Navigator, KneesheSpeaksSTL
Ashley Slye (She/Her), Deputy Director, Positively Safe & Domestic Violence Counts, National Network to End Domestic Violence
Dr. LaShonda Spencer, MD (She/Her), Professor of Pediatrics/ Internal Medicine, Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science

For more information: https://healthpartnersipve.org/learning-opp/health-justice-in-practice-supporting-survivors-of-intimate-partner-violence-and-exploitation-who-are-living-with-hiv-in-community-health-centers/

Health Justice in Practice: Supporting Survivors of IPV Who are Living with HIV

Learn from domestic violence advocates Caely Flynn and Evan Jones from Sojourner House about how to integrate HIV testing and other sexual health strategies into anti-violence programs!

For a more in-depth overview of Sojourner House's HIV program, visit: https://nnedv.org/resources-library/interview-sojourner-house/

HIV Testing in Domestic Violence Programs

Join us for another conversation with Dr. Oni Blackstock and Victoria Graves-Cade on aging, HIV, and health equity.

The Aging Journey at the Intersection

Hear from the amazing Olivia Ford & Ciarra “Ci Ci” Covin at The Well Project who are leading efforts to ensure that birthing people can breast or chest feed their infants regardless of their HIV status.

Autonomy and Advancements in Infant Feeding

Hear from Jennifer Peña, MD, FACP at Q Care Plus about ways in which innovative telehealth strategies can make it easier for survivors to access PrEP and get HIV care. Ashley talks with Dr. Peña about privacy, safety, increasing access and more!
 
Learn more about Dr. Peña s work here: https://qcareplus.com/creating-medical-belonging-for-hispanic-latinx-communities/

Making prevention possible: Increasing access to PrEP for survivors through telehealth

Welcome to Season Four off Expanding The Continuum!

Join us for a special conversation for Sexual Assault Awareness Month to learn about how sexual violence advocates are offering health and harm reduction strategies for survivors, including PrEP and emergency contraception. 

Check out a new resource from Futures Without Violence, The American College of Emergency Contraception, and the National Sexual Violence Resource Center. Emergency Contraception: A Guide for Advocates: https://ipvhealth.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/ASEC-DV-SV-Factsheet_Apr-2024.pdf

SAAM Spotlight: How sexual violence advocates are promoting health access and harm reduction

A podcast exploring the intersections of HIV and intimate partner violence brought to you by Futures Without Violence and the National Network to End Domestic Violence. Hear luminaries in the field discuss the real implications of a health sector response to HIV and forms of intimate and patriarchal violence.

Making prevention possible: Increasing access to PrEP for survivors through telehealth

Expanding The Continuum

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