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MILITARIZATION AND HIV RISK VULNERABILITY AMONG U.S.-MEXICO BORDER

MILITARIZATION AND HIV RISK VULNERABILITY AMONG U.S.-MEXICO BORDER

PI: Julia Lechuga

Sponsor: PROGRAMA DE INVESTIGACIÓN DE MIGRACIÓN Y SALUD (PIMSA) -BERKELEY

Department of Public Health

Amount awarded: $15,840

This research study seeks to understand how structural level factors such as militarization, harsh policing, and discrimination intersect with economic hardship to influence engagement in risk behaviors.

Posting date: Fri, 01/17/2020

Award start date: Sun, 03/01/2020

Award end date: Tue, 08/31/2021

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