February 2017
CURRICULUM VITAE
AMY NUNN, MS, ScD
Business Address: Brown University School of Public Health
121 South Main Street, Suite 810
Providence, RI 02912
Business Phone:
401-863-6568
Business Fax:
401-863-6551
Email:
[email protected]
EDUCATION
Undergraduate
1996-1999
B.A., Washington University, Saint Louis, MO.
Spanish and International Studies.
Graduate School
2001-2003
M.S., Harvard School of Public Health, Boston,
MA. Population and International Health.
2003-2007
ScD., Harvard School of Public Health, Boston,
MA. Population and International Health.
POSTGRADUATE TRAINING
Postdoctoral Fellowship 2008-2009
Post-Doctoral Fellowship, HIV and Other
Infectious Complications of Substance Abuse,
Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown
University, Providence, RI.
POSTGRADUATE HONORS AND AWARDS
1999
Fulbright Fellow
2001
Washington University Honorarium for International Research
2009
Outstanding New Researcher, CDC HIV Prevention Conference
2012
University of Pennsylvania Center for AIDS Research (CFAR)
Community Advisory Board Red Ribbon Award for Community-Based
Research
2012
President Bill Clinton, Featured public health initiative, awarded by
President Bill Clinton for HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis C service program,
Clinton Global Initiative
2015
BEBASHI Power of 30 Award for Outstanding Community Service
related to HIV/AIDS
1
LANGUAGE SKILLS
Fluent Spanish, Fluent Portuguese, Conversant in German
ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
2009-2014
Assistant Professor of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases,
Department of Medicine, Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown
University
2011-2014
Assistant Professor of Behavioral and Social Sciences, Brown
University School of Public Health (Secondary Appointment)
2014
Assistant Professor of Behavioral and Social Sciences, Brown
University School of Public Health (Primary Appointment)
2014
Assistant Professor of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases,
Department of Medicine, Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown
University (Secondary Appointment)
2014-current
Adjunct Graduate Faculty, Jackson State University, Jackson, MS
2015-current
Associate Professor of Behavioral and Social Sciences, Brown
University School of Public Health (Primary Appointment)
2015-current
Associate Professor of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases,
Department of Medicine, Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown
University (Secondary Appointment)
OTHER DUTIES
2014-current
Executive Director, Rhode Island Public Health Institute
In 2014, I was appointed Executive Director of the Rhode Island Public Health Institute
(RIPHI). RIPHI is a 501c3 non-profit organization whose mission is to reduce health
disparities in Rhode Island and beyond. RIPHI works to advance these goals by
conducting translational research and translating research into public health practice and
policy.
RIPHI is governed by a Board of Directors and is hosted by the Brown University School
of Public Health. RIPHI also has formal partnerships and contracts with the Rhode Island
Department of Health to advance the state’s health policy objectives.
RIPHI’s portfolio includes projects that: address food insecurity; provide fresh fruits and
vegetables in food deserts and food swamps; enhance physical activity in public school
physical education classes; provide HIV and hepatitis C screening, linkage to care and
cure programs; and advance the health needs of sexual and gender minorities.
2
Since I became Executive Director, RIPHI has received grants from the RI Department of
Health, the pharmaceutical industry, private foundations, the US Department of
Agriculture, and other institutions. For more about RIPHI, visit http://www.riphi.org.
OTHER APPOINTMENTS
2000-2001
Public High School English Teacher, Japan English Teachers
(JET) Program, Nagasaki, Japan
2001
Hispanic Outreach Coordinator, US Office of United States
Senator Blanche Lincoln, Little Rock, AR
2002-2003
Research Consultant, Ibis Reproductive Health, Boston, MA
2002-2003
Research Consultant, The Population Council, Santo Domingo,
Dominican Republic
2002-2004
Research Consultant, The Women’s Health Project, Johannesburg,
South Africa
2002-2004
Director of Research for Patient Safety Research and Health Care
Quality, New World Health Care Solutions, Stony Point, NY
2007-2008
Corporate Strategy Manager, Global Business Coalition on
HIV/AIDS, TB and Malaria, NY, NY
GRANT REVIEW COMMITTEES/STUDY SECTIONS
National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities, Social Determinants of
Health Disparities R01, November 2012
National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities, CBPR Initiative in
Reducing and Eliminating Health Disparities R24, August 2012
National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, Small Grants for New
Investigators to Promote Diversity, R03, November 2013
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Comprehensive High-Impact HIV
Prevention Projects for Community-Based Organizations, February 2015
National Institutes of Health, National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, NIH Review
Panel on K23 Career Development Awards, April 2016
National Institutes of Health, National Institutes of Health, Social and Behavioral
Influences on HIV Prevention and Treatment, April 2016
National Institutes of Health, Martin Delaney Collaboratories for HIV Cure Research,
May 2016
3
Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI), Tier 1 Pipeline to Proposal
Program, June 2016
National Institutes of Health, Social and Behavioral Influences on HIV Prevention and
Treatment Conflicts Panel (CHAIR), July 2016
National Institutes of Health, AIDS and Related Research Special Emphasis Panel ZRG1N02 (Member Conflicts), Focused on sociobehavioral aspects of HIV prevention and
control.
The Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Collaborative Centres of HIV/AIDS
Community-Based Research, March 2017
HOSPITAL COMMITTEES
N/A
UNIVERSITY COMMITTEES
Chair, Center for AIDS Research Committee on Community Engagement
Member, Committee on Research and Innovations Networking Committee, Brown
University School of Public Health
NATIONAL COMMITTEES
Co-Chair, Intra CFAR Committee on Engaging Faith Communities in HIV/AIDS
Chair, CFAR HIV Faith & Spirituality Research Collaborative
MEMBERSHIP IN SOCIETIES
2006-present
2001-present
2011-present
2014-Present
2014-Present
International AIDS Society, Member
Fulbright Alumni Association
American Public Health Association
Member, Executive Committee, Brazil Studies Association
Member, American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases
JOURNAL REVIEWER
Ad hoc reviewer, Mental Health, Religion & Culture, February 2017-present
Ad hoc reviewer, Health Economics, Policy and Law, November 2016-present
Ad hoc reviewer, AIDS, May 2016-present
Ad hoc reviewer, AIDS and Behavior, November 2016-present
Ad hoc reviewer, Health Promotion & Practice, June 2016 – present
4
Ad hoc reviewer, Women’s Health Issues, May 2016 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, Journal of Religion and Health, August 2015 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, Public Health Report, June 2015-present
Ad hoc reviewer, Public Health Reports, May 2015 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, Culture, Health and Sexuality, January 2014 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes,
September 2014 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, AIDS Research and Human Retroviruses, August 2014 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, Journal of the American Medical Association, February 2014 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, Health Education Research, November 2013 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, Journal of Primary Prevention, July 2013 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, Journal of Community Psychology, June 2013 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, Journal of the International AIDS Society, August 2013 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, Health Promotion and Practice, July 2012 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, Health Affairs, September 2009 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, American Journal of Public Health, February 2012 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, American Sociological Review, February 2012 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, Latin American Politics and Society, April 2011 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, Globalization and Health, November 2011 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, Addiction, July 2011 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, Journal of Urban Health, September 2011 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, AIDS Patient Care and STDs, June 2011 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, Health Services Research, December 2010 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, Psychology of Addictive Behaviors, September 2010 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, Journal of Latin American Studies, April 2010 – present
5
Ad hoc reviewer, Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law, June 2010 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, Social Science and Medicine, July 2010 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, Comparative Politics, February 2010 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, Health and Human Rights Journal, June 2009 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, BMC Health Services Research, August 2009 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, Latin American Research Review, July 2009 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, Tropical Medicine and International Health, March 2009 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, Public Library of Science, June 2009 – present
Ad hoc reviewer, AIDS Care, December 2007 – present
PUBLICATIONS LIST
ORIGINAL PUBLICATIONS IN PEER-REVIEWED JOURNALS
1. Nunn, A., Fonseca, E., Gruskin, S., Bastos, F., and Salomon, J. Evolution of
Antiretroviral Drug Costs in the Context of Free and Universal Access to
Treatment in Brazil. Public Library of Science Medicine, 4:e305, 2007.
2. Fonseca, E., Nunn, A., Souza Junior, P., Bastos, F., and Ribeiro, M.
Decentralization, AIDS, and Harm Reduction: Implementing Public Policies in
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Reports in Public Health, 23:2134-44, 2007.
3. Nunn, A., and Bastos, F. Can a Developing Country Afford and Support the
Welfare Needs of Children Affected by HIV/AIDS? Commissioned paper by the
Joint Learning Initiative on Children and AIDS (JLICA), 2007.
4. Nunn, A., and Bastos, F. Financing the Welfare Needs of Children Affected by
HIV/AIDS: The Case of Brazil. Institute of Development Studies Bulletin, 39,
2008.
5. Nunn, A., Fonseca, E., and Gruskin, S. Changing Global Essential Medicines
Norms to Improve Access to AIDS Treatment: Lessons from Brazil. Global
Public Health, 4:1-17, 2009.
6. McKenzie, M., Nunn, A., Zaller, N., and Rich, J. Overcoming Obstacles to
Implementation of Methadone for Prisoners: Implications for Policy and Practice.
Journal of Opioid Management, 219-227, 2009.
7. Nunn, A., Da Fonseca, E., Bastos, F., and Gruskin, S. AIDS Treatment in Brazil:
Local and Global Impacts and Challenges. Health Affairs, 28:1103-1113, 2009.
8. Nunn, A., Zaller, N., Dickman, S., Trimbur, C., Nijhawan, A., and Rich, J.
Methadone and Buprenorphine Prescribing and Referral Practices in US Prisons:
Results from a Nationwide Survey. Drug and Alcohol Dependence, 102:1-2,
2009.
6
9. Nijhawan, A., Salloway, R., Nunn, A., Poshkus, M., and Clarke, J. Preventive
Health Care for Underserved Women: Results of a Prison Survey. Journal of
Women’s Health, 19(1):17-22, 2010.
10. Nunn, A., Zaller, N., Dickman, S., Nijhawan, A., Rich, J., Nunn, A., Zaller, N.,
Dickman, S., Nijhawan, A., and Rich, J. Improving access to opiate addiction
treatment for prisoners. Addiction, 105:1312-1313, 2010.
11. Nunn, A., Cornwall, A., Fu, J., Bazerman, L., Lowenthal, H., and Beckwith, C.
Linking HIV-positive Jail Inmates to Treatment, Care, and Social Services after
Release: Results from a Qualitative Assessment of the COMPASS Program.
Journal of Urban Health, 87(6):954-968, 2010.
12. Zaller, N., Fu, J., Nunn, A., and Beckwith, C. Linkage to Care for HIV-Infected
Heterosexual Men in the United States. Clinical Infectious Disease, 52(s2):S22330, 2011.
13. Nunn, A., Zaller, N., Cornwall, A., Dickman, S., Flanigan, T., Mayer, K.,
Beckwith, C., and Kwakwa, H. Low perceived risk and high HIV prevalence
among a predominantly African American population participating in
Philadelphia’s rapid HIV testing program. AIDS Patient Care and STDs,
25(4):229-235, 2011.
14. Beckwith, C., Bazerman, L., Cornwall, A., Patry, E., Poshkus, M., Fu, J., and
Nunn, A. An evaluation of a routine opt-out rapid HIV testing program in a
Rhode Island jail. AIDS Education and Prevention, 23(3):96-109, 2011.
15. Nunn, A., Dickman, S., Cornwall, A., Rosengard, C., Kwakwa, H., Kim, D.,
James, G., and Mayer, K. Social, structural, and behavioral drivers of concurrent
partnerships among African American men in Philadelphia. AIDS Care,
23(11):1392-1399, 2011.
16. Rich, J., Wohl, D., Beckwith, C., Spaulding, A., Lepp, N., Baillargeon, J.,
Gardner, A., Avery, A., Altice, R., Springer, S., and Centers for AIDS Research
(Nunn, A.). HIV-related research in correctional populations: now is the time.
Current HIV/AIDS Report, 8(4):288-296, 2011.
17. Nunn, A., Barnes, A., Cornwall, A., and Mena, L. Addressing Mississippi’s
HIV/AIDS Crisis. The Lancet, 378(9798):1217, 2011.
18. Beckwith, C., Nunn, A., Baucom, S., Dove, P., Amodei, M., Getachew, A.,
Akinwumi, A., Herdman, B., DiBartolo, P., Spencer, S., Brown, D., Lesansky, H.,
and Kuo, I. Rapid HIV Testing in Large Urban Jails. American Journal of Public
Health, 102(S2):S184-S186, 2012.
19. Nunn, A., Eng, W., Cornwall, A., Beckwith, C., Dickman, S., Flanigan, T., and
Kwakwa, H. African American Patient Experiences with a Rapid HIV Testing
Program in an Urban Public Clinic. Journal of the National Medical Association,
104(0):5-13, 2012.
20. Nunn, A., Dickman, S., Cornwall, A., Kwakwa, H., Mayer, K., and Rosengard, C.
African American Women Speak out about Concurrent Sexual Partnerships:
Results from a Qualitative Study in Philadelphia. Sexual Health, 9(3):288-96,
January 2012.
21. Nunn, A., Cornwall, A., Chute, N., Sanders, J., Thomas, G., James, G., Lally, M.,
Trooskin, S., and Flanigan, T. Keeping the Faith: African American Faith
Leaders' Perspectives and Recommendations for Reducing Racial Disparities in
HIV/AIDS Infection. PLoS ONE, 7(5):e36172, 2012.
22. Montague, B., Rosen, D., Solomon, L., Nunn, A., Green, T., Costa, M.,
Baillargeon, J., Wohl, D., Paar, D., Rich, J., On Behalf Of The LINCS Study
7
Group. Tracking linkage to HIV care for former prisoners: A Public Health
Priority. Virulence, 3(3):319-24, May 2012.
23. Nunn, A., and Rich, J. Debunking Myths about Methadone and Crime. Addiction,
107(9):1639-40, 2012.
24. Galvao, J., Bastos, F., and Nunn, A. The Brazilian Response to AIDS from the
1980s to 2010: Civil Society Mobilization and AIDS Policy. Global Health
Governance, 6(1): 2013.
25. Nunn, A., Dickman, S., Nattrass, N., Cornwall A., and Gruskin, S. The Impacts of
AIDS Movements on the Policy Responses to HIV/AIDS in Brazil and South
Africa: A Comparative Analysis. Global Public Health, 7(10):1031-44, February
2013.
26. Nunn, A., Cornwall, A., Thomas, G., Waller, A., Friend, R., Broadnax, J., and
Flanigan, T. What’s God got to do with it? Engaging African American faithbased institutions in HIV prevention. Global Public Health, 8(3):258-69, March 8
2013.
27. Sison, N., Yolken, A., Poceta, J., Mena, L., Chan, P., Barnes, A., Smith, E., and
Nunn, A. Healthcare Provider Attitudes, Practices and Recommendations for
Enhancing Routine HIV Testing and Linkage to Care in the Mississippi Delta
Region. AIDS Patient Care and STDS, 27(9):511-517, September 2013.
28. Gjelsvik, A., Dumont D., and Nunn, A. Incarceration of a Household Member
and Hispanic Health Disparities: Childhood Exposure and Adult Chronic Disease
Risk Behaviors. Preventing Chronic Disease, 2(10):E69, May 2013.
29. MacCarthy, S., Rasanthan, J., Nunn, A., and Dourado, I. "I did not feel like a
mother": the success and remaining challenges to exclusive formula feeding
among HIV-positive women in Brazil. AIDS Care, 25(6):726-731, 2013.
30. Nunn, A., Yolken, A., Cutler, B., Trooskin, S., Wilson, P., Little, S., and Mayer,
K. Geography Shouldn’t be Destiny: Focusing HIV/AIDS implementation
research and programs on microepidemics in American neighborhoods. American
Journal of Public Health, 104(5):775-780, 2014.
31. Gjelsvik, A., Dumont, D.M., Nunn, A., Rosen, D.L. Adverse childhood events:
Incarceration of household members and health-related quality of life in
adulthood. Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved, 25(3):11691189, 2014.
32. Sanchez, T., S. P., Rothman, R., Brown, E., Fitzpatrick, L., Izquierdo-Hernandez,
P., Nunn, A., Serota, M., Sweeney, M., and Moreno-Walton, L. A novel approach
to realizing routine HIV screening and enhancing linkage to care in the United
States: Protocol of the FOCUS Program and Early Results. JMIR Res Protoc,
3(3):e39, 2014.
33. Ruark, A., Dlamini, L., Mazibuko, N., Green, E., Kennedy, C., Nunn, A.,
Flanigan, T., and Surkan, P. Love, lust and the emotional context of multiple and
concurrent sexual partnerships among young Swazi adults. African Journal of
AIDS Research, 13(2):133-143, 2014.
34. Chan, P., Reitsma, M., DeLong, A., Boucek, B., Nunn, A., Salemi, M., and
Kantor, R. Phylogenetic and geospatial evaluation of HIV-1 subtype diversity at
the largest HIV center in Rhode Island. Infection, Genetics and Evolution,
28:358-366, 2014.
35. Nunn, A., Barnett, N., Rose, J., Yolken, A., Cornwall A., and Mena, L.
Prevalence and predictors of concurrent sexual partnerships in a predominantly
8
African American population in Jackson, Mississippi. AIDS and Behavior,
18(12):2457-2468, 2014.
36. MacCarthy, S., Brignol, S., Reddy, M., Nunn, A., and Dourado, I. Making the
invisible, visible: A cross-sectional study of late presentation to HIV/AIDS
services among men who have sex with men from a large urban center of Brazil.
BioMed Central Public Health, 14:1313, 2014.
37. Chan, P.A., Maher, J., Poole, D., Alexander-Scott, N., Ducharme, R.B., Yates, G.,
Benben, S., Nunn, A., Comella, J., Bandy, U., Montague, B.T., Kojic, E., Chapin,
K., and Flanigan, T.P. Addressing the increasing burden of sexually transmitted
infections in Rhode Island. Rhode Island Medical Journal, 98(1):31-34, 2014.
38. MacCarthy, S., Reisner, S.L., Nunn, A., Perez-Brumer, A., and Operario, D. The
Time is Now: Attention increases to transgender health in the United States but
scientific knowledge gaps remain. LGBT Health, 4(2):287-291, 2015.
39. MacCarthy, S., Mena, L., Chan, P.A., Rose, J., Simmons, D., Riggins, R.,
Chamberlin, N., Hoffmann, M., Perez-Brumer, A., and Nunn, A. Sexual network
profiles and risk factors for STIs among sexual minorities in the Mississippi.
LGBT Health, 2(3):276-281, 2015.
40. Alexander, J., Rose, J., Dierker, L., Chan, P.A., MacCarthy, S., Simmons, D.,
Mena, L., and Nunn, A. It’s complicated: Sexual partner characteristics profiles
and sexually transmitted infection rates within a predominantly African American
Population in Mississippi. Sexually Transmitted Diseases, 42(5):266-271, 2015.
41. MacCarthy, S., Hoffmann, M., Ferguson, L., Nunn, A., Irvin, R., Bangsberg, D.,
Gruskin, S., and Dourado, I. The HIV Care Cascade: Models, measures, and
moving forward. Journal of the International AIDS Society, 18(1):29395, 2015.
42. Nunn, A., Sanders, J., Carson, L., Thomas, G., Cornwall, A., Towey, C., Lee, H.,
Tasco, M., Shabazz-El, W., Yolken, A., Smith, T., Bell, G., Feller, S., Smith, E.,
James, G., Shelton-Dunston, B., and Green, D. African American community
leaders’ policy recommendations for reducing racial disparities in HIV infection,
treatment and care: results from a community-based participatory research project
in Philadelphia, PA. Health Promotion and Practice, 16(9):91-100, 2015.
43. Trooskin, S., Poceta, J., Towey, C., Yolken, A., Rose, J., Luqman, N., Preston, T.,
Chan, P.A, Beckwith, C., Feller, S., Lee, H., and Nunn, A. Results from a
Geographically-Focused, Community-Based HCV Screening, Linkage to Care
and Patient Navigation Program in Philadelphia, PA. Journal of General Internal
Medicine, 30(7):950-957, 2015.
44. Hoffman, M., MacCarthy, S., Batson, A., Crawford-Roberts, A., Rasanathan, J.,
Nunn, A., and Silva, A., and Dourado A. Barriers along the care cascade of HIVinfected men in a large urban center of Brazil. AIDS Care, 28(1):57-62, 2016.
45. Gorham, G., Dulin-Keita, A., Markham Risica, P., Mello, J., Papandonatos, G.,
Nunn, A., Gorham S., Roberson, M., and Gans, K.A. Effectiveness of Fresh to
You, a discount fresh fruit and vegetable market in low-income neighborhoods on
children’s fruit and vegetable consumption, Rhode Island, 2010-2011. Preventing
Chronic Disease, 12:140583, July 2016.
46. MacCarthy, S., Brignol, S., Reddy, M., Nunn, A., and Dourado, I. Late
presentation to HIV/AIDS care in Brazil among men who identify as
heterosexual. Revista de Saúde Publica, Aug 22:50-54, September 2016.
47. Nunn, A., Towey, C., Chan, P., Parker, S., Nichols, E., Oleskey, P., Yolken, A.,
Harvey, J., Banerjee, G., Stopka, T., and Trooskin, S. Routine HIV screening in
an urban community health center: results from a geographically focused
9
implementation science program. Public Health Reports, 131(Suppl 1):30-40,
2016.
48. MacCarthy, S., Reisner, S., Hoffmann, M., Perez-Brumer, A., Silva-Santiseban,
A., Nunn, A., Bastos, L., Vasconcellos, M., Kerr, L., Bastos, F.I., and Dourado, I.
Mind the gap: Implementation challenges break the link between HIV/AIDS
research and practice. Cadernos de Saúde Pública, 32(10):e00047715 October
2016.
49. Barnes, A., Nunn, A., Karakala, S., Sunesara, I., Johnson, K., Parham, J., and
Mena, L. State of the ART: characteristics of HIV infected patients receiving care
in Mississippi (MS), USA from the Medical Monitoring Project, 2009-2010.
Journal of Mississippi State Medical Association, 56(12):376-381, 2015.
50. Chan, P.A., Rose, J., Maher, J. Benben, S., Pfieffer, K., Almonte, A., Poceta, J.,
Oldenburg, C.E., Parker, S., Marshall, B.D., Lally, M., Mayer, K., Mena, L.,
Patel, R., and Nunn, A.S. A latent-class analysis of risk factors for acquiring HIV
among men who have sex with men: implications for implementing pre-exposure
prophylaxis programs. AIDS Patient Care STDs, 29(11):597-605, 2015.
51. Parker, S., Chan, P.A., Oldenburg, C.E., Hoffman, M., Poceta, J., Harvey, J.,
Santamaria, E.K., Patel, R., Sabatino, K.I., and Nunn, A.S. Patient experiences of
men who have sex with men using pre-exposure prophylaxis to prevent HIV
infection. AIDS Patient Care STDs, 29(12):639-42, 2015.
52. Ruark, A., Kennedy, C.E., Mazibuko, N., Dlamini, L., Nunn, A., Green, E.C., and
Surkan, P.J. From first love to marriage and maturity: a life-course perspective on
HIV risk among young Swazi adults. Culture, Health & Sexuality, 18(7):812-825,
February 2016.
53. Chan, P.A., Towey, C., Poceta, J., Rose, J., Bertrand, T., Kantor, R., Harvey, J.,
Santamaria, E.K., Alexander-Scott, A., and Nunn, A. Online hookup sites for
meeting sexual partners among men who have sex with men in Rhode Island,
2013: A call for public health action. Public Health Reports, 131(20):264-271,
2016.
54. Chan, P.A., Mena, L., Patel, R., Oldenburg, C., Beauchamps, L., Perez-Brumer,
A., Parker, S., Mayer, K., Mimiaga, M., and Nunn, A. Retention in care outcomes
for HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis implementation programs among men who
have sex with men in three United States cities. Journal of the International AIDS
Society, 19(1):20903, June 2016.
55. Oldenburg C.E., Le B., Huyen H.T., Thien D.D., Quan N.H., Biello K.B., Nunn
A., Chan P.A., Mayer K.H., Mimiaga M.J., Colby D. Antiretroviral pre-exposure
prophylaxis preferences among men who have sex with men in Vietnam: Results
from a nationwide cross sectional survey. Sexual Health, July 22, 2016.
56. Montgomery, M.C., Oldenburg, C.E., Nunn, A., Mena, L., Anderson, P., Liegler,
T., Mayer, K.H., Patel, R., Almonte, A., and Chan, P.A. Adherence to PreExposure Prophylaxis for HIV Prevention in a Clinical Setting. PLoS ONE,
11(6):e0157742, June 2016.
57. Marshall, B.D.L., Perez-Brumer, A.G., MacCarthy, S., Mena, L., Chan, P.A.,
Towey, C., Barnett, N., Parker, S., Barnes, A., Brinkley-Rubenstein, L., Rose,
J.S., and Nunn, A. Individual and Partner-Level Factors Associated with Condom
Non-Use Among African American STI Clinic Attendees in the Deep South: An
Event-Level Analysis. AIDS and Behavior, 20(6): 1334-42, June 2016.
58. Brinkley-Rubinstein, L., Parker, S., Gjelsvik, A., Mena, L., Chan, P.A., Harvey,
J., Marshall, B., Beckwith, C.G., Rose, J., Riggins, R., Arnold, T., and Nunn, A.
10
Condom use and incarceration among STI Clinic Attendees in the Deep South.
BMC Public Health, 13;16:971, September 2016.
59. Chan, P.A., Glynn, T.R., Oldenburg, C.E., Montgomery, M.C., Robinette, A.E.,
Almonte, A., Raifman, J., Mena, L., Patel, R., Mayer, K.H., Beauchamps, L.S.,
Nunn, A.S. Implementation of Pre-exposure Prophylaxis for Human
Immunodeficiency Virus Prevention Among Men Who Have Sex With Men at a
New England Sexually Transmitted Diseases Clinic." Sexually Transmitted
Diseases, 43(11):717-723, November 2016.
60. MacCarthy, S., Hoffmann, M., Nunn, A., Vasconcelos da Silva, L.A., Dourado, I.
Barriers to HIV testing, enrollment and adherence: A cross-sectional study from a
large urban center of Brazil. Pan American Journal of Public Health/ Revista
Panamericana de Salud Publica, In Press, February 2017.
61. Nunn, A.S., Brinkley-Rubinstein L., Oldenberg, C., Mayer, K., Mimiaga, M.,
Patel R., and Chan, P. Defining the Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Care Continuum.
AIDS. In press, December 2016.
62. Nunn, A., Brinkley-Rubinstein, L., Rose, J., Mayer, K., Stopka, T., Towey, C.,
Harvey, J., Santamaria, K., Sabatino, K., Trooskin, S., Chan, P. Latent Class
Analysis of Acceptability and Willingness to Pay for Self-HIV Testing in a US
Urban Neighborhood with High Rates of HIV Infection. Journal of the
International AIDS Society. In press, December 2016.
63. Montgomery M.C., Raifman J., Nunn A.S., Bertrand T., Uvin A.Z., Marak T.,
Comella J., Almonte A., Chan P. Insurance coverage and utilization at a sexually
transmitted disease clinic in a Medicaid expansion state. Sexually Transmitted
Diseases. In press, December 2016.
64. Ross I., Mejia C., Melendez J., Chan P., Nunn A., Powderly W.P., Goodenberger
K., Liu J., Mayer K.H., Patel R.P. Awareness and attitudes of pre-exposure
prophylaxis for HIV prevention among physicians in Guatemala: Implications for
country-wide implementation. PLoS ONE. In Press, February 2017.
65. Oldenburg, C.E., Nunn, A.S., Montgomery, M., Almonte, A., Mena, L., Patel,
R.R., Mayer, K.H., Chan, P.A. Behavioral Changes Following Uptake of HIV
Pre-exposure Prophylaxis Among Men Who Have Sex with Men in a Clinical
Setting. AIDS and Behavior. February 1, 2017.
66. Arnold, T., Brinkley-Rubinstein, L., Chan, P. A., Perez-Brumer, A., Bologna, E.
S., Beauchamps, L., Johnson, K., Mena, L. A., & Nunn, A. Social, Structural,
Behavioral and Clinical Factors influencing Retention in Pre-Exposure
Prophylaxis (PrEP) Care in Mississippi. PLoS ONE. In press, February 2017.
BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERS
1. Nunn, A. The Politics and History of AIDS Treatment in Brazil. Springer, New
York, 2009.
2. Bastos, F., Nunn, A., Hacker, M., Malta, M., Szwarcwald, C. AIDS in Brazil: the
Challenge and the Response. In D. Celentano, and C. Beyrer (Editors). Public
Health Aspects of HIV/AIDS in Developing Countries: Epidemiology, Prevention
and Care. Springer International, 2008.
11
OTHER NON-PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS
1. Nunn, A., Miller, K, and Ellertson, C. Second Chance Denied: Emergency
Contraception in Catholic Hospital Rooms. Ibis Reproductive Health and
Catholics for a Free Choice, 2002; Kaiser Reproductive Health Daily Report,
December 13, 2002.
2. Nunn, A., Miller, K., Lapert, H., and Ellertson, C. Contraceptive Emergency:
Catholic Hospitals Overwhelmingly Refuse to Provide E.C. Conscience, 24:3841, 2003.
3. Nunn, A. and Reich, M. AIDS, Trade and Drugs: Expanding Access to
Antiretroviral Medicines in Brazil. Harvard Business School (Case Study on
Brazil’s AIDS Program for use in Michael Reich’s Global Pharmaceutical Policy
Course at the Harvard School of Public Health), 2006.
4. Nunn, A. and Nijhawan, A. Review: Public Health Behind Bars. Journal of Urban
Health, 85:452-4, 2008.
5. Nunn, A. Response to “How much progress is Latin America making against
AIDS?” (Featured Q&A) Inter-American Dialogue, December 16, 2010.
6. Nunn, A., da Fonseca, E., Cornwall, A., and Bastos, F. Comparing the US and
Brazilian Policy Responses to the HIV/AIDS Epidemic. (Letter, e-pub, March 8,
2011). Health Policy and Planning, 25(6):529-541, 2011.
7. Nunn, A., Montague, B., Green, T., Solomon, L., Alexander, N., Costa, M., and
Rich, J. Expanding Test and Treat in Correctional Populations: A Key
Opportunity to Reduce Racial Disparities in HIV Infection (Correspondence).
Clinical Infectious Diseases, August 2, 2011.
8. Nunn, A. Response to “How will Nationalizing Some Drug Production Affect
Brazil?” (Featured Q&A). Inter-American Dialogue, April 26, 2011.
9. MacCarthy, S. and Nunn, A. Response to “Boys and Girls” (letter to the Editor).
The New Yorker, April 8, 2013.
10. Nunn, A., Chan, P., Stopka, T. Epidemiological Profile: Hepatitis C in Rhode
Island. State of Rhode Island Department of Health, August 11, 2016.
ABSTRACTS
1. Nunn, A., Kwakwa, H., and Ebuoroh, R. HIV Testing Outcomes and Risk
Behaviors in an Urban STI Clinic in Philadelphia. 2008 National Summit on HIV
Diagnosis, Prevention, and Access to Care. Arlington, VA. 11/18/2008 –
11/21/2008.
2. Kwakwa, H., Holdsworth, C., and Nunn, A. HIV Risk Behaviors and
Seroprevalence in an Urban Population Over the Age of 50 Undergoing HIV
Rapid Testing. 2008 National Summit on HIV Diagnosis, Prevention, and Access
to Care. Arlington, VA. 11/18/2008 – 11/21/2008.
3. Kwakwa, H., Marshall, B., Shepard, J., and Nunn, A. Reducing Health Disparities
Through HIV Testing: Assessing and Managing Co-morbidities in an Urban
Population Undergoing HIV Testing. 2008 National Summit on HIV Diagnosis,
Prevention, and Access to Care. Arlington, VA. 11/18/2008 – 11/21/2008.
4. Kwakwa, H., Beckwith, C., Cornwall, A., Flanigan, T., and Nunn, A. Perceived
Versus Actual HIV Risk Behaviors among Individuals Rapid Testing for HIV in
Philadelphia. National HIV Prevention Conference. Atlanta, GA. 08/23/2009 –
08/26/2009.
12
5. Nunn, A., Beckwith, C., Cornwall, A., Mayer, K., Fu, J., and Kwakwa, H. HIV
Risk Behaviors and HIV Testing Outcomes among African Americans
Undergoing Rapid Testing for HIV in Philadelphia. National HIV Prevention
Conference. Atlanta, GA. 08/23/2009 – 08/26/2009.
6. Beckwith, C., Liu, T., Bazerman, L., Delong, A., Nunn, A., Pinkston, M., and
Flanigan. T. Identification of multiple HIV risk factors among jail detainees.
National HIV Prevention Conference. Atlanta, GA. 08/23/2009 – 08/26/2009.
7. Flanigan, T., Kuester, L., Montague, B., Nijhawan, A., and Nunn, A. Potential
Beneficial Impact of Gonorrhea and Chlamydia Testing on African Americans:
Why are we not screening in jails? National HIV Prevention Conference. Atlanta,
GA. 08/23/2009 -08/26/2009.
8. Nunn, A., Dickman, S., Rosengard, C., Mayer, K., Flanigan, T., Eburuoh, R., and
Kwakwa, H. Causes and Patterns of Concurrent Sexual Partnerships among
Heterosexual African American Men in Urban Philadelphia: A Qualitative Study.
Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) Social and Behavioral Sciences Research
Network Conference. Boston, MA. 10/01/2009 – 10/02/2009.
9. Dickman, S., Kwakwa, H., Mayer, K., Eng, W., Flanigan, T., and Nunn, A.
Social, Structural and Behavioral Factors Influencing Concurrent Sexual
Partnerships among Heterosexual African Americans in Urban Philadelphia.
International AIDS Conference. Vienna, Austria. 07/18/2010– 07/23/2010.
Abstract no. TUPE0630.
10. Dickman, S., Pinkston, M., Kwakwa, H., Cornwall, A., Rich, J., and Nunn, A.
Gender Differences in the Impact of Crack Cocaine Use on Concurrent Sexual
Partnerships among African Americans in Philadelphia. International AIDS
Conference. Vienna, Austria. 07/18/2010 – 07/23/2010. Abstract no. TUPE0764.
11. Munzy, C., Nunn, A., and Mena, L. A mixed methods study examining sexual
risk behaviors, STI and HIV outcomes, and sexual concurrency among African
American women who have sex with women in Jackson, Mississippi.
International AIDS Conference. Vienna, Austria. 07/18/2010 – 07/23/2010.
Abstract no. TUPE0691.
12. Kwakwa, H., Nunn, A., Bettigole, C., Dean, L., O’Donnell, A., and Flanigan, T.
High seroprevalence rates among foreign-born men undergoing rapid HIV testing
in Philadelphia. International AIDS Conference. Vienna, Austria. 07/18/2010 –
07/23/2010. Abstract no. TUPE0413.
13. Kwakwa, H., Nunn, A., Zaller, N., Jarosh, S., Eburuoh, R., Cornwall, A., and
Flanigan, T. Rapid HIV testing in inner city Philadelphia: a key component of
seek and treat. International AIDS Conference. Vienna, Austria. 07/18/2010 –
07/23/2010. Abstract no. THPE0382.
14. Nunn, A., Handy, M., Waller, A., Chute, N., Sanders, J., Cornwall, A., and
Mayer, K. African American Faith Leaders’ Normative Recommendations for
Addressing Racial Disparities in HIV/AIDS in Philadelphia. 2011 National HIV
Prevention Conference. Atlanta, GA. 8/14/2011-8/17/2011. Abstract no. 1284.
15. Nunn, A., Handy, M., Waller, A., Miles, L., Thomas, G., Friend, R., Cornwall, A.,
Chute, N., Sanders, J., and Mayer, K. Philadelphia's Citywide Interfaith
HIV/AIDS Prevention Campaign: Results and Lessons Learned. 2011 National
HIV Prevention Conference. Atlanta, GA. 8/14/2011-8/17/2011. Abstract
no.1301.
16. Trooskin, S., Feller, S., Yolken, A., Luqman, N., Harvey, J., Lee, H., Nunn, A.
Demographics and self-reported risk factors associated with anti-HCV positivity
13
in a community based testing and linkage to care program in Philadelphia.
American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases. 6/6/2013.
17. Trooskin, S., Feller, S., Yolken, A., Harvey, J., Lee, H., Nunn, A. The “Do One
Thing” Campaign: Implementation of a novel community-based HCV testing,
linkage to care and treatment model in a medically underserved Philadelphia
neighborhood. American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases. 6/6/2013.
18. Nunn, A., Yolken, A., Lee, H., Nichols, E., Thomas, G., Harvey, J., Parks, D., and
Trooskin, S. Preliminary Results from "Do One Thing:" A comprehensive
neighborhood-based HIV and HCV testing, prevention and media campaign in
Southwest Philadelphia. National Summit on HIV and Viral Hepatitis Diagnosis,
Prevention, and Access to Care. Washington, DC. November 26-28 2012.
Abstract no. 264870.
19. Trooskin, S., Feller, S., Kozeniewski, K., Yolken, A., Harvey, J., Luqman, N.,
Parks, D., Smith, L., Preston, T., Thomas, G., Parker, S., Nunn, A. Tattoo parties:
Self-reported HCV risk factors among members of a Philadelphia neighborhood.
141st APHA Annual Meeting. Scheduled for 11/2/2013 – 11/6/2013. Abstract no.
290548.
20. Feller, S., Kozeniewski, K., Yolken, A., Harvey, J., Trooskin, S., Thomas, G.,
Lee, H., Parker, S., Luqman, N., Parks, D., Smith, L., Preston, T., Nunn, A.
Results from Do one Thing: A geographically oriented HIV test and treat program
in a medically underserved neighborhood in Philadelphia, PA. 141st APHA
Annual Meeting. Scheduled for 11/2/2013 – 11/6/2013. Abstract no. 290543.
21. Feller, S., Kozeniewski, K., Yolken, A., Harvey, J., Trooskin, S., Thomas, G.,
Lee, H., Parker, S., Luqman, N., Parks, D., Smith, L., Preston, T., Nunn, A.
Results from Do One Thing: A geographically oriented HIV test and treat
program in a medically underserved neighborhood in Philadelphia, PA. American
Public Health Association, August 2013.
22. Feller, S., Kozeniewski, K., Yolken, A., Harvey, J., Luqman, N., Parks, D., Smith,
L., Preston, T., Thomas, G., Parker, S., Nunn, A. Tattoo parties: Self-reported
HCV risk factors among members of a Philadelphia neighborhood. American
Public Health Association, August 2013.
23. Nunn, A., Chan, P., Towey, C., Poceta, J., Feller, S., Trooskin, S. Acceptability &
Affordability of Self-HIV Testing in an Urban Neighborhood With 3%
Seroprevalence. The 2014 Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic
Infections (CROI), February 2014, Boston, MA.
24. Trooskin, S., Poceta, J., Towey, C., Feller, S., Yolken, A., Luqman, N., Preston,
T., Smith, E., Nunn, A. HCV Care Cascade Outcomes in a Non-Clinical
Neighborhood-Based Testing and Linkage Program. Accepted as an Oral
Abstract to The 2014 International Conference on Viral Hepatitis (ICVH), March
2014, New York, NY.
25. Leir, A., Feller, S.C., Trooskin, S., Towey, C., Poceta, J., Lee, H., Thomas, G.L.,
and Nunn, A. Unregulated Tattooing in an Urban Cohort: An Analysis of Age,
Gender, Risk Knowledge and Risk Perception. American Association for the
Study of Liver Diseases: The Liver Meeting 2014, November 2014, Boston, MA.
26. Trooskin, S., Lee, H., Poceta, J., Towey, C., Feller, S., Yolken, A., Luqman, N.,
Preston, T., Smith, E., and Nunn, A. Improving HCV care cascade outcomes in a
community-based testing program by providing same day confirmatory testing
and patient navigation. American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases:
The Liver Meeting 2014, November 2014, Boston, MA.
14
27. Hsiang, E., Nunn, A. Impact of HIV seropositivity on the socio-emotional lives of
sexual minority men in Salvador, Brazil. Brown University Global Health
Research Day, February 2015, Providence, RI.
28. Chan, P., Nunn, A, et al. Implementation of pre-exposure prophylaxis to prevent
HIV infection among men who have sex with men at a publicly-funded sexually
transmitted diseases clinic. 2015 National HIV Prevention Conference, December
2015, Atlanta, GA. Abstract no: 1401.
29. Patel, R., Chan, P., Nunn A., et al. Missed Opportunities to Prescribe PrEP by
Primary Care Physicians in Saint Louis. 2016 Conference on Retroviruses and
Opportunistic Infections (CROI), February 2016, Boston, MS.
30. Ruebush, E., Chan, P., Crutsinger-Perry, E., Dobbs, T., Jorgensen, M., Nunn., A.
Enhancing Collaborations between Public Health and Medicaid to Advance
Innovative Approaches for Provision and Payment of STD Services. 2016 STD
Prevention Conference, September 20-23 2016, Atlanta, GA.
31. Arnold, T., Brinkley-Rubinstein, L., Chan, P.A., Perez-Brumer, A., Bologna, E.,
Beauchamps, L., Johnson, K., Mena, L., & Nunn, A. (2016). Exploring the
experiences of men who have sex with men prescribed pre-exposure prophylaxis
for HIV prevention in the deep south. Oral presentation at the Society for the
Scientific Study of Sexuality 2016 Annual Meeting, Phoenix, AZ.
32. Raifman, J., Oldenburg, C., Nunn, A., et al. A Clinical HIV Pre-Exposure
Prophylaxis Education Intervention Among MSM. 2017 Conference on
Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI), February 13-16, 2017, Seattle,
WA.
SCHOLARLY WORK PUBLISHED IN OTHER MEDIA
NON-PEER-REVIEWED
1. Kawonga, M., Maceira, D., and Nunn, A. Decentralization of Health Systems. In:
The Right Reforms? Health Sector Reforms and Reproductive Health. The
Women’s Health Project, South Africa, 2005.
2. Nunn, A. Book Review of “28 Stories of AIDS in Africa.” The Business
Response to HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. 52, Winter-Spring, 2008.
MEDIA INTERVIEWS AND MEDIA COVERAGE
1. Nunn, A. “AIDS treatment policy in Brazil.” A pre-recorded interview with Voice
of America Radio Show. November 13, 2007.
2. Nunn, A. “The Brazilian model of AIDS treatment.” A live interview with
Colorful Radio. November 14, 2007.
3. Nunn, A. “The Costs of AIDS treatment in Brazil.” An interview published in
Folha de São Paulo Newspaper. November 15, 2007.
4. Nunn, A. “The history, Success and Costs of Brazil’s AIDS Treatment Program.”
A pre-recorded interview with The Austrian Broadcasting Corporation.
December 01, 2007.
5. Nunn, A. “H1N1 Flu Epidemic.” An interview with National Public Radio. April
30, 2009.
6. Nunn, A. “Brazil’s AIDS Program.” An interview and article published in Health
Affairs, Reuters/SciDevNet. July 20, 2009.
15
7. Nunn, A. “Brazil’s AIDS Program.” A live interview with Colombian National
Public Radio and article published in Health Affairs. July 21, 2009.
8. Nunn, A. “Policies on Opiate Replacement Therapy in US Prisons.” An interview
with Correctional News, published in Drug and Alcohol Dependence. October 20,
2009.
9. Nunn, A. “Polices on Opiate Replacement Therapy in US Prisons.” An interview
with Newsweek about article published in Drug and Alcohol Dependence. April
01, 2010.
10. Nunn, A. “Brazil’s AIDS Treatment Program.” Nature. April 28, 2010.
11. Carmichael, M. “The Case for Treating Drug Addicts in Prison.” Newsweek. June
29, 2010. Available online at:
http://www.newsweek.com/2010/06/29/the-case-for-treating-drug-addicts-inprison.html.
12. Nunn, A., Bell, G., and Burns, R. “City’s overlooked epidemic: Fueled by
ignorance, HIV is still a serious problem in parts of Philadelphia.” The
Philadelphia Inquirer. July 16, 2010. Available online at:
http://www.philly.com/inquirer/opinion/20100716_City_s_overlooked_epidemic.
html
13. Nunn, A., Bell, G., and Cohen, J. Live Interview with National Public Radio
about the Vienna AIDS Conference and Philadelphia’s HIV/AIDS Epidemic. July
18, 2010. Available online at:
http://www.whyy.org/podcast/072810_100630.mp3
14. Jones, A. “Panel: Philly’s growing HIV rates sixth in nation.” The Philadelphia
Tribune. August 30, 2010. Available online at:
http://www.phillytrib.com/tribune/healthheadlines/14168-panel-phillys-growinghiv-rates-sixth-in-nation.html
15. Avril, T. “Grim HIV, AIDS tales at City Council Hearing.” The Philadelphia
Inquirer. October 28, 2010. Available online at:
http://www.philly.com/inquirer/health_science/daily/20101028_AIDS__HIV_still
_a_big_problem_in_Phila___witnesses_at_City_Council_hearing_say.html?view
All=y
16. Jones, A. “Local experts call for HIV/AIDS education.” The Philadelphia
Tribune. November 01, 2010. Available online at:
http://www.myvirtualpaper.com/doc/the-philadelphiatribune/pt110210/2010110201/8.html - 8
17. Jones, A. “Churches campaign to fight HIV/AIDS.” The Philadelphia Tribune.
November 09, 2010. Available online at:
http://www.phillytrib.com/tribune/newsheadlines/ 15698-churches-campaign-tofight-hivaids.html
18. Kole, M. “Churches to discuss HIV in sermons.” An interview with WHYY Radio,
November 10, 2010. Available online at:
http://whyy.org/cms/news/health-science/2010/11/10/churches-to-discuss-hiv-insermons/50703
19. Sapatkin, D. “Black clergy unite to fight HIV.” The Philadelphia Inquirer.
November 11, 2010. Available online at:
http://www.philly.com/philly/news/religion/20101111_Local_black_clergy_unite
_to_fight_HIV_AIDS.html
20. “Black church finally addressing HIV/AIDS.” The Philadelphia Inquirer.
November 14, 2010. Available online at:
16
http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/inq_ed_board/Black_church_finally_addressi
ng_HIVAIDS.html
21. Gregory, K. “Philadelphia clergy increase AIDS awareness.” The Philadelphia
Inquirer. November 15, 2010. Available online at:
http://www.philly.com/inquirer/local/pa/20101115_
Philadelphia_clergy_increase_AIDS_awareness.html
22. Nunn, A. “Philadelphia Clergy’s HIV Prevention Campaign.” Interview with
WHYY Radio, November 18, 2010. Available online at:
http://whyy.org/cms/radiotimes/2010/11/18/philadelphia-clergys-hiv-preventioncampaign/
23. “Local black clergy helps AIDS efforts.” The Philadelphia Tribune. November
29, 2010. Available online at:
http://www.phillytrib.com/tribune/tribunecommentary/16121-local-black-clergyhelp-aids-efforts.html
24. Jones, A. “Religious differences in HIV/AIDS discussion.” The Philadelphia
Tribune. December 07, 2010. Available online at:
http://www.myvirtualpaper.com/doc/the-philadelphiatribune/pt120710/2010120701/8.html - 8
25. Bourgois, F., and Nunn, A., “Too Long a Wait for Housing.” The Philadelphia
Inquirer. December 12, 2010. Available online at:
http://www.philly/opinion/20101212,toolongawaitforhousing.html
26. Nunn, A. “How Much Progress Is Latin America Making Against AIDS?” A
Q&A session in Latin America Advisor, Inter-American Dialogue. December
2010.
27. John-Hall, A. “Turnout for HIV test a good step.” The Philadelphia Inquirer.
March 25, 2011. Available online at:
http://www.philly.com/philly/news/local/20110325_Annette_JohnHall__Turnout_for_HIV_test_a_good_step.html
28. Nunn, A. “How Will Nationalizing Some Drug Production Affect Brazil?” A
Q&A session in Latin America Advisor, Inter-American Dialogue. April 2011.
29. Nunn, A., Waller A., and Messac, L. “Removing barriers to HIV testing.” The
Philadelphia Inquirer. May 05, 2011. Available online at:
http://www.philly.com/philly/opinion/121071058.html
30. Goodnough, A. “When Children’s Scribbles Hide a Prison Drug.” Research cited
by The New York Times. May 26, 2011. Available online at:
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/27/us/27smuggle.html?_r=2&scp=1&sq=prison
drug&st=cse
31. Brockmann, B., Rich, J., and Nunn A. “A Supreme Court Ruling on Prison
Crowding.” Letter to the Editor in The New York Times. May 30, 2011. Available
online at:
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/31/opinion/l31prison.html?scp=1&sq=amy%
20nunn&st=cse
32. Sapatkin, D. “Poverty is seen as an even bigger driver of HIV than previously
thought.” The Philadelphia Inquirer. August 11, 2011. Available online at:
http://articles.philly.com/2011-08-11/news/29876613_1_free-condoms-hivepidemic-infection-rate
33. Nunn, A. “How Will Santos’ Universal Health Care Plan Affect Columbia?” A
Q&A session in Latin America Advisor, Inter-American Dialogue. August 24,
2011.
17
34. Green, A. “The End of Cheap Medicine?” This is Africa. November 15, 2011.
Available online at:
http://www.thisisafricaonline.com/Development/The-end-of-cheapmedicine?ct=true
35. Wood, D. “Magic Johnson film: how views of HIV have changed since 'The
Announcement.'” The Christian Science Monitor. March 13, 2012. Available
online at:
http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Sports/2012/0312/Magic-Johnson-film-howviews-of-HIV-have-changed-since-The-Announcement
36. Terrell, K. “How Black Churches Can Fight HIV/AIDS.” BET online. May 22,
2012. Available online at:
http://www.bet.com/news/health/2012/05/22/how-black-churches-can-fight-hivaids.html
37. Jones, A. “Mobile Unit Brings HIV, ‘Hep C’ Testing to SW.” The Philadelphia
Tribune. June 17, 2012. Available online at:
http://www.phillytrib.com/healtharticles/item/4922-mobile-unit-brings-hiv,-‘hepc’-testing-to-sw.html
38. Melamed, S. “Targeting Southwest Philly HIV Hot Spot with Mobile Testing,
Community Engagement.” Philadelphia City Paper’s Naked City Blog. June 25,
2012. Available online at:
http://www.citypaper.net/blogs/nakedcity/Targeting-Southwest-Philly-HIV-hotspot-with-mobile-testing-community-engagement.html June 25, 2012
39. Sapatkin, D. “Going Door-to-Door to test for HIV in Philly.” An article on the
front page of The Philadelphia Inquirer. June 29, 2012. Available online at:
http://articles.philly.com/2012-07-29/news/32924414_1_hiv-infection-amy-nunnoutreach-workers
40. Neergaard, L. “New optimism about stemming spread of AIDS virus.” Associated
Press. July 07, 2012. Available online at:
http://ap-gfkpoll.com/uncategorized/our-latest-poll-findings-6
41. Nunn, A. “HIV/AIDS: It’s Not Just What You Do, It’s Where You Live.” A blog
posting in the Huffington Post. July 30, 2012. Available online at:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/dr-amy-nunn/hiv-aids_b_1720705.html
42. Hoye, S. “Knocking on Doors to End HIV in Philadelphia.” CNN. September 06,
2012. Available online at:
http://www.cnn.com/2012/09/06/health/philadelphia-hivoutreach/index.html?hpt=he_c2
43. O’Gara-Kurtis, E. “Testing 19143.” Brown Medicine Magazine. Winter 2013.
Available online at:
http://brownmedicinemagazine.org/pdfs/winter2013.pdf
44. English, T. “Stepping Up Efforts to test for HIV in Philly.” Newsworks: A
National Public Radio production. March 11, 2013. Available online at:
http://www.newsworks.org/index.php/local/item/52061
45. Melamed, S. “Help on Wheels for Philly's Public Health 'Time Bomb,' Hepatitis
C.” Philadelphia City Paper. May 16, 2013. Available online at:
http://www.citypaper.net/news/hepatitis_c_public_health_emergency.html
46. Pender, G. “Pastors to shine spotlight on AIDS.” Clarion-Ledger. November 30,
2013. Available online at:
http://www.clarionledger.com/article/20131130/NEWS01/311300037/Pastorsshine-spotlight-AIDS?gcheck=1
18
47. Kittilstad, J. “World AIDS Day Connects Clergy with Prevention Experts.”
WJTV Chanel 12 News, Jackson. December 01, 2013. Available online at:
http://www.wjtv.com/story/24106085/world-aids-day-connects-clergy-withprevention-experts
48. Childrey, L. "Miss. Church Leaders Band Together to Fight HIV/AIDS."
Mississippi Public Broadcasting. December 02, 2013. Available online at:
http://mpbonline.org/News/article/miss_church_leaders_band_together_to_fight_
hiv_aids
49. Abbot, L. “Brown professor set for ‘public health gospel’.” Providence Business
News. December 02, 2013. Available online at:
http://pbn.com/detail.html?sub_id=93405
50. Nickel, M. “AIDS is a Civil Rights Issue.” Brown University Press Release.
January 31, 2014. Available online at:
https://news.brown.edu/articles/2014/01/aids-civil-rights-issue
51. “Reverend Al Sharpton to Headline ‘AIDS is a Civil Rights Issue’ Town Hall,
Tougaloo College, Feb 7th.” Yahoo Finance/Business Wire. February 06, 2014.
Available online at:
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/reverend-al-sharpton-headline-aids120000998.html
52. Armbruster, T. “Rev. Al Sharpton: AIDS is a Civil Rights Issue.” WJTV Chanel
12 News, Jackson. February 07, 2014. Available online at:
http://www.wjtv.com/story/24668729/rev-al-sharpton-aids-is-a-civil-rights-issue
53. Bradley, T. “Sharpton attends AIDS town hall in Jackson.” Clarion-Ledger.
February 07, 2014. Available online at:
http://www.clarionledger.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2014302080014&gchec
k=1
54. “Al Sharpton to speak at Tougaloo College tonight.” Clarion-Ledger. February
07, 2014. Available online at:
http://www.clarionledger.com/article/20140207/NEWS/302070055/Al-Sharptonspeak-Tougaloo-College-tonight?gcheck=1
55. Nave, R.L. “Al Sharpton.” Jackson Free Press. February 07, 2014. Available
online at:
http://www.jacksonfreepress.com/news/2014/feb/07/al-sharpton/
56. Ballou, H. “Nationwide AIDS campaign launched.” WLBD/WDBD MSNews Now.
February 08, 2014. Available online at:
http://www.msnewsnow.com/story/24668799/nationwide-aids-campaignlaunched
57. Nunn, A. Live interview on Mississippi Public Broadcasting: Mississippi Edition
discussing the role of religious leaders in combating the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
April 03, 2014. Available online at:
http://mpbonline.org/mississippiedition/me040314/
58. Childrey, L. "African American Pastors Issue Call to Action to Help Stop Spread
of HIV/AIDS in Miss." Mississippi Public Broadcasting. April 04, 2014.
Available online at:
http://mpbonline.org/News/article/african_american_pastors_issue_call_to_action
_to_help_stop_spread_of_hiv_ai
59. Jones, S.R. “Fighting HIV/AIDS focus of Mississippi Faith Leaders Summit.”
The Mississippi Link. April 10, 2014. Available online here:
http://themississippilink.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/April-10-2014.pdf
19
60. Orenstein, D. “HIV Battle Must Focus on Heard-Hit Streets.” Brown University
Press Release. April 10, 2014. Available online at:
https://news.brown.edu/articles/2014/04/neighborhoods
61. Heitz, D. “Combating HIV by ZIP Code—Neighborhood by Neighborhood.”
Healthline News. April 14, 2014. Available online at:
http://www.healthline.com/health-news/combating-hiv-by-zip-code-041414
62. Heitz, D. “Battling HIV in the American South.” Healthline News. April 26,
2014. Available online at:
http://www.healthline.com/health-news/battling-hiv-in-the-american-south042614
63. Childrey, L. " The Final Part Of Our 3 Part Series On Living With HIV/AIDS In
Mississippi." Mississippi Public Broadcasting. May 06, 2014. Available online
at:
http://mpbonline.org/News/article/miss_church_leaders_band_together_to_fight_
hiv_aids
64. Heitz, D. “Research Shows Hepatitis C Can Spread Through Sex, Men with HIV
at High Risk.” Healthline News. June 24, 2014. Available online at:
http://www.healthline.com/health-news/hepatitis-c-can-spread-through-sex062414
65. Heitz, D. “Black Community Leaders Join Forces to Fight HIV.” Healthline
News. August 3, 2014. Available online at:
http://www.healthline.com/health-news/black-community-leaders-fight-hiv080314
66. Nunn, A. “Could Ebola Threaten Latin American & Caribbean Countries?” A
Q&A session in Latin America Advisor, Inter-American Dialogue. October 2014.
67. Heitz, D. “Life After Hepatitis C: Normal If You’re Cured, Possible Criminal
Charges If You’re Not.” Healthline News. November 12, 2014. Available online
at: http://www.healthline.com/health-news/life-after-hepatitis-c-111214#2
68. Gourlay, K. “Rhode Island Marks World AIDS Day.” Rhode Island Public Radio.
December 1, 2014. Available online at: http://ripr.org/post/rhode-island-marksworld-aids-day
69. Ahlquist, S. “Online hookup sites key to combatting AIDS in Rhode Island.”
RIFuture.org. December 2, 2014. Available online at:
http://www.rifuture.org/online-hookup-sites-key-to-combatting-aids-in-rhodeisland.html
70. Salit, R. “World AIDS Day: HIV cases increasing in R.I.” The Providence
Journal. December 1, 2014. Available online at:
http://www.providencejournal.com/news/health/20141201-world-aids-day-hivcases-increasing-in-r.i..ece
71. Augustus, A. “NEWS: Rhode Island honors World AIDS Day.” WPRO News.
December 1, 2014. Available online at:
http://www.630wpro.com/2014/12/01/newsrhode-island-honors-world-aids-day/
72. Hug, S. “Barrington Resident Featured at World AIDS Day Event.” Barrington
Times. December 3, 2014. Available online at: http://patch.com/rhodeisland/barrington/barrington-resident-featured-world-aids-day-event-0
73. “HCV: Cost, Cure and Challenge.” Public Forum broadcast live on Rhode Island
Public Radio, co-sponsored by RIPHI and RI Public Radio. January 13, 2015.
74. Cong, C. “Researchers tackle gaps in hepatitis C treatment.” Brown Daily Herald.
February 19, 2015. Available online at:
20
http://www.browndailyherald.com/2015/02/19/researchers-tackle-gaps-hepatitisc-treatment/
75. Asinof, R. “Cheerleading for Hep C screening, treatment as integral part of
primary care.” Convergence RI. February 23, 2015. Available online at:
http://newsletter.convergenceri.com/stories/Cheerleading-for-Hep-C-screeningtreatment-as-integral-part-of-primary-care,1283
76. Gourlay, K. “Public Health Advocates Call HIV Transmission Bill ‘Draconian’.”
Rhode Island Public Radio. February 25, 2015. Available online at:
http://ripr.org/post/public-health-advocates-call-hiv-transmition-bill-draconian
77. Ahlquist, S. “Experts agree: Criminalizing HIV transmission a ‘backwards step’.”
RI Future. February 25, 2015. Available online at:
http://www.rifuture.org/experts-agree-criminalizing-hiv-transmission-abackwards-step.html
78. Williams, D. “Spotlight on the Statehouse: February 26, 2015.” Brown Daily
Herald. February 26, 2015. Available online at:
http://www.browndailyherald.com/2015/02/26/spotlight-statehouse-february-262015/
79. Arditi, L. “Federal grant to address R.I. food deserts.” Providence Journal. April
3, 2015. Available online at:
http://www.providencejournal.com/article/20150403/NEWS/150409731/0/SEAR
CH
80. Arditi, L. “Improving health by improving diet.” Providence Journal. April 3,
2015. Available online at:
http://www.providencejournal.com/article/20150403/NEWS/150409659/13937/LI
FESTYLE
81. Press Release - “Reed Announces $100,000 to Help Rhode Island Public Health
Institute Turn ‘Food Deserts’ into Fresh, Healthy ‘Food Oases’.” Jack Reed:
United States Senator for Rhode Island. April 1, 2015. Available online at:
http://www.reed.senate.gov/news/releases/reed-announces-100000-to-help-rhodeisland-public-health-institute-turn-food-deserts-into-fresh-healthy-food-oases
82. Baffoni, A. “$100,000 federal grant helps healthy eating.” Kent County Times.
April 8, 2015.
83. Nunn, A. “The Sheriff’s Report with Sheriff Tyrone Lewis and Othor Cain.”
WMPR 90.1 FM Radio, Jackson, MS. Radio interview with Amy Nunn of
Mississippi Faith in Action, discussing HIV testing in Jackson, MS. May 13,
2015.
84. Nunn, A. “Amy Nunn and Lawayne Childrey discuss upcoming Mississippi Faith
in Action.” Metro Morning, JSU Television. Television interview with Amy
Nunn and Lawayne Childrey about Mississippi Faith in Action Heroes of Faith
Award Banquet. May 14, 2015. Available online at: http://myjsutv.com/?p=3331
85. Herbaugh, T. “Senate panel OKs Dr. Nicole Alexander-Scott as head of RI Health
Department.” The Providence Journal. May 21, 2015. Available online:
http://www.providencejournal.com/article/20150521/NEWS/150529730
86. Fecteau, O. “State calls rise in STD rates alarming.” NBC 10 News. May 29,
2015. Available online at: http://www.turnto10.com/story/29187148/state-callsrise-in-std-rates-alarming
87. Salit, R. “HIV, other sexually transmitted diseases on the rise in R.I.” The
Providence Journal. May 30, 2015. Available online at:
http://www.providencejournal.com/article/20150530/NEWS/150539921
21
88. Gourlay, K. “Debrief: Are Grindr or Tinder to Blame for Rise in STDs?” Rhode
Island Public Radio. June 4, 2015. Available online at:
http://ripr.org/post/debrief-are-grindr-or-tinder-blame-risestds?utm_referrer=http%3A//m.ripr.org/%3Futm_referrer%3D%23mobile/51813
89. Schumaker, E. and Melnick, M. “Why Getting Tested for HIV Could Help Your
Whole Community.” Huffington Post: Black Health Matters. June 24, 2015.
Available online at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/06/24/american-hivrate-disparities_n_7638570.html
90. Gourlay, K and Nunn, A. Political Roundtable at Rhode Island Public Radio,
Friday July 10, 2015. Available online at: http://ripr.org/post/political-roundtableamy-nunn-medicaid-reform-criminal-justice-and-presidential-hopeful
91. Fecteau, O. “SNAP recipients to save money on fruits, veggies.” NBC 10 News.
July 30, 2015. Available online at:
http://www.turnto10.com/story/29674270/snap-recipients-to-save-money-onfruits-veggies
92. Gourlay, K. “Mobile markets bring affordable produce to low-income
neighborhoods.” RINPR. September 11, 2015. Available online at:
http://ripr.org/post/mobile-markets-bring-affordable-produce-low-incomeneighborhoods
93. Cerrone, A. “Mobile market brings produce to low-income residents.” ABC 6
News. September 11, 2015. Available online at:
http://www.abc6.com/story/30012729/mobile-market-brings-produce-to-lowincome-residents
94. Fecteau, O. “Rhody Food on the Move launches 2 for 1 SNAP benefits.” NBC 10
News. September 11, 2015. Available online at:
http://www.turnto10.com/story/30013621/rhody-food-on-the-move-launches-2for-1-snap-benefits
95. Asinof, R. “Bringing the market for healthy, affordable foods to the
neighborhoods.” Convergence RI. September 14, 2015. Available online at:
http://newsletter.convergenceri.com/stories/Bringing-the-market-for-healthyaffordable-foods-to-the-neighborhoods,1797
96. Baffoni, A. “Program puts food on the move into town.” Kent County Times.
September 16, 2015.
97. Sachs, R. “Mobile market benefits food stamp recipients.” Brown Daily Herald.
September 29, 2015. Available online at:
http://www.browndailyherald.com/2015/09/29/mobile-market-benefits-foodstamp-recipients/
98. Orenstein, D. “Students gain experience, inspiration from summer abroad.” News
from Brown University. November 3, 2015. Available online at:
https://news.brown.edu/articles/2015/11/mhirt
99. Mooney, N. “Health Officials Set New Targets For HIV/AIDS Treatment,
Diagnosis.” RINPR. December 1, 2015. Available online at:
http://ripr.org/post/health-officials-set-new-targets-hivaids-treatment-diagnosis
100. Koski, C. “Mapping HIV at the Neighborhood Level to Address
Microepidemics.” AIDSVu. December 7, 2015. Available online at:
http://aidsvu.org/story/mapping-hiv-at-the-neighborhood-level-to-addressmicroepidemics/
101. Posey, SK. “HIV/AIDS Experts Address Epidemic in State.” The Mississippi
Link. December 3, 2015. Available online at:
22
http://themississippilink.com/2015/12/03/hivaids-experts-address-epidemic-instate/
102. “Editorial: Nutritional Wastelands.” The Providence Journal. December 11, 2015.
Available online at:
http://www.providencejournal.com/article/20151211/OPINION/151219855
103. Salit, R. “Central Falls latest stop for Food on the Move bringing healthy items to
low-income sites.” The Providence Journal. December 20, 2015. Available online
at:
http://www.providencejournal.com/article/20151220/NEWS/151229911/0/SEAR
CH
104. Rush, I. “A focus on gender and minorities.” The Philadelphia Inquirer.
December 27, 2015. Available online at:
http://mobile.philly.com/health/?wss=/philly/health&id=363394811
105. Orenstein, D. “Newly diagnosed men often ‘hooked up’ online.” News from
Brown University. February 9, 2016. Available online at:
https://news.brown.edu/articles/2016/02/msm
106. Gourlay, K. “RI Researchers Link Use Of Apps Like Grindr To New HIV Cases.”
RINPR. February 26, 2016. Available online at: http://ripr.org/post/ri-researcherslink-use-apps-grindr-new-hiv-cases.
107. Salit, R. “Authors of new HIV study in RI say online dating sites must do more to
prevent disease.” The Providence Journal. February 26, 2016. Available online at:
http://www.providencejournal.com/article/20160226/NEWS/160229449.
108. Asinof, R. “Online hookup sites targeted to reduce the rate of HIV infection.”
Convergence RI. February 29, 2016. Available online at:
http://newsletter.convergenceri.com/stories/Online-hookup-sites-targeted-toreduce-the-rate-of-HIV-infection,2196
109. Nierenberg, C. “Hepatitis C deaths rising in U.S.” Live Science. March 29, 2016.
Available online at: http://www.livescience.com/54215-hepatitis-c-deaths-risingin-us.html
110. Morse-Silva, B. “Health check: high cost of hepatitis C treatment.” Turn to 10
NBC News. March 30, 2016. Available online at: http://turnto10.com/features
/health-landing-page/health-check-high-cost-of-hepatitis-c-treatment
111. Corwin, E. “When time behind bars cuts addiction treatment short.” RINPR. May
11, 2016. Available online at: http://www.npr.org/sections/healthshots/2016/05/11/476920122/when-time-behind-bars-cuts-addiction-treatmentshort?live=1
112. Sapatkin, D. “Panel recommends giving hepatitis C drugs to more Pa. Medicaid
residents.” Philly.com. May 18, 2016. Available online at: http://www.philly.com
//philly/health/20160518_Panel_recommends_giving_Hep_C_drug_to_more_Pa_
_Medicaid_patients.html
113. Gourlay, K. “Your Weekly Briefing: Health in Rhode Island.” RINPR. August 2,
2016. Available online at: http://ripr.org/post/your-weekly-briefing-health-rhodeisland-2
114. Gourlay, K. “New Report Finds Hep C Epidemic in Rhode Island.” RINPR.
August 11, 2016. Available online at: http://ripr.org/post/new-report-finds-hep-cepidemic-rhode-island
115. Bottary, A. “Hepatitis C on the rise in Rhode Island.” ABC News. August 11,
2016. Available online at: http://www.abc6.com/story/32742944/hepatitis-c-onthe-rise-in-rhode-island
23
116. Arditi, L. “Hepatitis C hospitalizations and deaths on the rise in Rhode Island.”
The Providence Journal. August 11, 2016. Available online at:
http://www.providencejournal.com/news/20160811/hepatitis-c-hospitalizationsand-deaths-on-rise-in-rhode-island
117. Tomison, B. “’Epidemic’: Hepatitis C deaths, hospitals stay up in Rhode Island.”
WPRI. August 11, 2016. Available online at:
http://wpri.com/2016/08/11/epidemic-hepatitis-c-deaths-hospital-stays-up-inrhode-island/
118. Xu, Hattie. “School of Public Health partners with RIDOH.” The Brown Daily
Herald. September 7, 2016. Available online at:
http://www.browndailyherald.com/2016/09/07/school-of-public-health-partnerswith-ridoh/
119. Arditi, Lynn. “Needle-exchange program loses $65,000 in state funds.” The
Providence Journal. September 13, 2016. Available online at:
http://m.providencejournal.com/news/20160913/needle-exchange-program-loses65000-in-state-funds
120. Xu, Hattie. “School of Public Health aims to make real-world impact.” The
Brown Daily Herald. November 18, 2016. Available online at:
http://www.browndailyherald.com/2016/11/18/school-public-health-aims-makereal-world-impact/
121. Lolio, Kendra. “Food on the Move comes to West Warwick Public Library.” The
Kent County Daily Times. November 29, 2016. Available online at:
http://www.ricentral.com/kent_county_daily_times/food-on-the-move-comes-towest-warwick-public-library/article_b97595d4-b384-11e6-a8f0dfe48ff8af01.html
122. Douglas, Jonathan. “U. researchers encourage community-based studies.” The
Brown Daily Herald. 14 February 2017. Available online at:
http://www.browndailyherald.com/2017/02/14/u-researchers-encouragecommunity-based-studies/
INVITED PRESENTATIONS
October 1, 2007
“Corporate Impact: A Birds-eye View of Successful Corporate
Engagement.” Corporate Social Responsibility and Social
Programs Conference, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada.
March 18, 2008
“Global Pharmaceutical Policy.” Course on International Political
Economy in Global Public Health, Harvard School of Public
Health, Boston, MA.
September 19, 2008 “The Politics, History and Cost of AIDS Treatment in Brazil.”
University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada.
October 24, 2008
“The Politics, History and Cost of AIDS Treatment in Brazil.”
Brown University, Center for AIDS Research, Providence, RI.
November 17, 2008
“Scaling Up AIDS Treatment in Resource-Limited Settings:
Lessons from Brazil.” University of Pennsylvania, Center for
Mental Health Policy and Services Research, Philadelphia, PA.
24
August 8, 2009
"HIV Risk Behaviors and Testing Outcomes among African
Americans Undergoing Rapid HIV Testing in Philadelphia."
National HIV Prevention Conference, Atlanta GA.
August 23, 2009
“Global Health, Global Governance and HIV/AIDS.” Dartmouth
College, Hanover, NH.
October 27, 2010
“Drivers of HIV transmission in Philadelphia.” Testimony
provided at a Public Hearing convened by the City Council’s
Committee on Public Health and Human Service, Philadelphia,
PA.
January 6, 2011
“Engaging African American Faith Based Institutions in HIV
Prevention in Philadelphia.” Children’s Hospital of the University
of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA.
March 8, 2011
“Engaging African American Faith Based Institutions in HIV
Prevention in Philadelphia.” University of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia, PA.
March 18, 2011
“Engaging African American Faith Based Institutions in HIV
Prevention in Philadelphia.” Brown University and The Miriam
Hospital, Center for AIDS Research, Providence, RI.
August 16, 2011
“Philadelphia's Citywide Interfaith HIV/AIDS Prevention
Campaign: Results and Lessons Learned.” CDC HIV Prevention
Conference, Atlanta, GA.
April 20, 2011
“Concurrent Sexual Partnerships and Racial Disparities in HIV
Infection in the United States.” Brown University, Center for
Alcohol and Addiction Studies, Providence, RI.
November 30, 2011
“Enhancing HIV Testing and Prevention with Faith Leaders.”
World AIDS Day Conference, Jackson, MS.
April 24, 2012
“Building Up Your Faith-Based Health Outreach Program.”
Philadelphia Department of Public Health, Philadelphia, PA.
June 7, 2012
“Do One Thing: A Comprehensive HIV and HCV Testing,
Treatment and Retention in Care Campaign.” Clinton Global
Initiative American Conference, Chicago, IL.
July 20, 2012
“New Frontiers in HIV Prevention for Faith Communities in the
US.” Philly Faith in Action Pre-International AIDS Society Faith
Conference, Washington DC.
March 23, 2013
“City Council Testimony on HIV/AIDS and Medicaid Expansion.”
Philadelphia, PA.
25
April 10, 2013
“Using Community-Engaged Research to Address Racial and
Geographic Disparities in HIV Infection.” Translating Research
Into Prevention Seminar, Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention.
May 15, 2013
“Update on Do One Thing Testing, Treatment and Retention in
Care Program.” AIDS Activities Coordinating Office, Department
of Public Health, Philadelphia, PA.
June 18, 2013
“HIV Focus Webinar” on Geographically Targeted HIV Testing,
National Webinar for Gilead Sciences Inc.
September 9, 2013
“Do One Thing: A Neighborhood Based HIV and HCV Testing,
Treatment and Retention in Care Program.” United States
Conference on AIDS, New Orleans, LA.
January 22, 2014
“Community Engaged Research to Address Racial Disparities in
HIV Infection.” University of Texas – Southwestern, Department
of Internal Medicine – Division of Infectious Diseases, Dallas, TX.
February 12, 2015
“Community Engaged Research to Address Racial Disparities in
HIV and HCV Infection.” University of Michigan – College of
Human Medicine, Flint, MI.
January 13, 2015
“HCV: Cost, Cure and Challenge.” Public Forum broadcast live on
Rhode Island Public Radio, co-sponsored by RIPHI and RI Public
Radio.
February 24, 2015
Official Expert Testimony Before Rhode Island Legislature’s
Judiciary Committee in a Bill to Oppose Criminalization of HIV
Transmission in Rhode Island.
March 17, 2015
Official Expert Testimony at the Joint Informational Hearing on
Hepatitis C for the RI Senate Health and Human Services
Committee and the RI House Health, Education, and Welfare
Committee – Invited by Rhode Island Senator Joshua Miller.
April 7, 2015
Testimony at Meeting of RI Secretary of Health and Human
Services Elizabeth Roberts and RI Medicaid Director Deidre
Gifford – Invited by Secretary Elizabeth Roberts.
May 19, 2015
Fighting the HCV Epidemic: Best Practices in Rapid HCV Testing
and Linkage to Care, Chronic Liver Disease Foundation NASDAQ, Times Square, New York, NY.
July 1, 2015
“RIPHI and Community Service for Public Health in Rhode
Island.” East Greenwich Rotary Club, East Greenwich, RI.
26
November 12, 2015
“Community Engaged Scholarship to Reduce Health Disparities.”
Guest Lecture for PHP0320: Introduction to Public Health. Brown
University, Providence, RI.
November 18, 2015
“Food on the Move: A Market Based Solution to Reduce Food
Insecurity in Rhode Island.” Lifespan Community Ambassador’s
Program, Providence, RI.
December 4, 2015
“Put Your Faith in Action: What You Need to Know About HIV in
2015.” University of Alabama Conference, Montgomery, AL.
January 12, 2016
“Hepatitis C in Rhode Island: A Public Health Imperative.”
Lifespan Community Ambassador’s Program, Providence, RI.
August 16, 2016
“Public Health Reports Special Issue on HIV Screening in Clinical
Settings.” Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health &
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Washington DC.
August 31, 2016
“Developing and Utilizing Viral Hepatitis Epidemiologic Profiles
Final Grantee Webinars.” Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention and Association of State and Territorial Health
Officials.
September 12, 2016 “Community Engaged Scholarship to Reduce Racial Disparities in
HIV Infection.” University of Alabama at Birmingham Center for
AIDS Research.
September 13, 2016 “Engaging African American Faith Leaders in HIV Prevention.”
University of Alabama at Birmingham Center for AIDS Research
Faith Leaders Seminar.
November 17, 2016 “Seizing the Moment to End Hepatitis C: A Discussion With
Experts and Advocates.” Brown University School of Public
Health, also broadcasted on Rhode Island Public Radio.
December 7, 2016
“Community engaged scholarship to inform efforts to reduce racial
disparities in HIV infection.” Vanderbilt University Medical
Center.
December 16, 2016 “Innovative Strategies to Reduce Disparities in HIV and HCV
Infection: Lessons from RIPHI.” Brown University School of
Public Health, Center for Alcohol and Addiction Studies.
March 7, 2017
“Innovative Strategies to reduce food insecurity in RI." RI Weight
& Wellness Summit.
CURRENT GRANTS (Brown University)
1. Principle Investigator (contact PI for MPI)
27
“PrEP uptake, adherence & retention for African American MSM in Mississippi”
MPI: Philip Chan and Leandro Mena
Agency: National Institute of Mental Health
Type: R34 (MH109371); Period: 07/01/2016 - 06/30/2019
Total direct costs: $582,263; Total indirect costs: $174,278
2. Principal Investigator (Contact PI for MPI)
“The Brown Initiative in HIV and AIDS Clinical Research for Minority
Communities”
MPI: Timothy Flanigan
Agency: National Institute of Mental Health
Type: R25 (MH083620); Period: 9/08/14-7/31/19
Total direct costs: $1,221,662; Total indirect costs: $77,733
3. Principle Investigator
“Characterizing and Intervening in HIV Hot Spot Clusters with African
American, young MSM in Mississippi”
Agency: Lifespan/Tufts/Brown Center for AIDS Research
Type: P30 (AI042853) Supplement; Period: 07/01/15-06/30/17
Total direct costs: $100,000
4. Co-Investigator
“Brown University Minority Health and Health Disparities International Research
Training Grant”
Principal Investigator: Timothy Flanigan
Agency: National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities
Type: T37 (MD008655); Period: 12/01/2013 – 11/30/2018
Total direct costs: $1,220,729; Total indirect costs: $106,150
5. Co-Investigator
“The Lifespan/Brown Criminal Justice Research Program on Substance Use and
HIV”
Principal Investigator: Curt G. Beckwith
Agency: National Institute on Drug Abuse
Type: R25 (DA037190); Period: 06/01/14-03/31/2019
Total direct costs: $1,241,344; Total indirect costs: $72,873
6. Principal Investigator
“Local and Global Community Engagement to Reduce Health Disparities”
Agency: Brown University Global Experiential Learning and Teaching (GELT)
Overseas Program
Type: Training Grant
Total direct costs: $35,000; Total indirect costs: None
7. Principal Investigator
“Enhancing Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Programs in Salvador, Brazil”
Agency: Brown University Brazil Initiative
Type: Private donation; Period: 01/01/16-current
Total direct costs: $150,000; Total indirect costs: None
28
8. Co-Investigator
“Juvenile Court Approaches to Reduce Reproductive Health Disparities”
Agency: NICHD
Principal Investigator: Marina Tolou-Shams
Type: R21; Period 9/1/15 - 8/31/17
CURRENT GRANTS (Rhode Island Public Health Institute)
1. Principal Investigator
“Food on the Move”
Agency: AARP Foundation
Type: Surveillance Grant; Period: 01/01/2017-12/31/2019
Total direct costs: $750,000; Total indirect costs: $112,500
2. Principal Investigator
“Food on the Move”
Agency: Blue Cross Blue Shield of Rhode Island
Type: Blue Angels Community Health Grant; Period: 01/01/2017-12/31/2017
Total direct costs: $50,000; Total indirect costs: $5,000
3. Principal Investigator
“Rhody Food on the Move”
Agency: Rhode Island Foundation
Type: Special Medical Grants; Period: 01/01/2017-12/31/2017
Total direct costs: $75,000; Total indirect costs: $7,500
4. Principal Investigator
“Food on the Move,” a Local Food Promotion Program (LFPP) Grant Program
Agency: United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)
Type: Community Food Project Grant; Period: 9/30/15-9/29/17
Total direct costs: $100,000; Total indirect costs: $10,000
1. Principal Investigator
“Food on the Move,” a Food Insecurity Nutrition Incentive (FINI) Grant
Program
Agency: United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)
Type: Community Food Project Grant; Period: 4/1/15-3/31/17
Total direct costs: $100,000; Total indirect costs: $10,000
COMPLETED GRANTS (Brown University)
1. Principal Investigator
“Exploring Patterns of Concurrency Among Urban African Americans”
Agency: National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Type: K01 (AA020228-02); Period: 07/01/10-06/30/16
Total direct costs. $733,944; Total indirect costs: $58,715
2. Principal Investigator
29
“Community Engaged Research to Improve the HIV/AIDS Care Cascade in
Brazil”
Agency: Brown University Brazil Initiative
Type: Private Donation; Period: 01/01/14-12/30/17
Total direct costs: $280,000; Total indirect costs: None
3. Principal Investigator
“Exploring Patterns of Sexual Concurrency Among Urban African Americans”
Agency: Lifespan/Tufts/Brown Center for AIDS Research (CFAR)
Type: Developmental Research Award; Period: 12/01/09-11/30/10
Total direct costs: $40,000; Total indirect costs: None
4. Principal Investigator
“Exploring Patterns of Concurrent Sexual Partnerships Among Urban African
Americans Through Community Based Participatory Research”
Agency: Rhode Island Foundation
Type: Medical Research Grant; Period: 03/01/10-02/28/11
Total direct costs: $15,000; Total indirect costs: None
5. Co-Principal Investigator
“The Brown Initiative in HIV and AIDS Clinical Research for Minority
Communities”
Principal Investigator: Timothy Flanigan
Agency: National Institute of Mental Health
Type: R25 (MH083620); Period: 04/01/08-06/31/13
No-cost extension period: 07/01/13-06/31/14
Total direct costs: $1,275,000; Total indirect costs: $100,000
6. Principal Investigator
“Exploring the sexual and HIV transmission networks of African American
sexual and gender minorities in Jackson, Mississippi”
Agency: Brown University Division of Infectious Diseases
Type: Lifespan Seed Funding Grant; Period: 10/01/13-09/30/14
Total direct costs: $10,000; Total indirect costs: None
7. Co-Investigator
“Social media outreach targeting at-risk men who have sex with men for
integrated primary HIV prevention including pre-exposure prophylaxis, testing,
linkage, and retention in care”
Agency: Rhode Island Department of Health
Type: HIV and Viral Hepatitis Prevention Award; Period: 10/01/13-09/30/14
Total direct costs: $45,000; Total indirect costs: None
8. Principal Investigator
“Local and Global Community Engagement to Reduce Health Disparities”
Agency: Brown University Global Experiential Learning and Teaching (GELT)
Program
Type: Course Development Award
Total direct costs: $4,000; Total indirect costs: None
30
9. Principal Investigator
“Center for the Study of Race and Ethnicity in America Grant”
Agency: Brown University Center for the Study of Race and Ethnicity in America
Type: Campus Engagement Award
Total direct costs: $3,500; Total indirect costs: none
10. Co-Investigator
“Evaluation of a Program using Emtricitabine/Tenofovir (Truvada®) as PreExposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) for HIV Prevention”
Principal Investigator: Philip Chan
Agency: Gilead Sciences, Inc.
Type: Clinical Scholars Research Award; Period: 04/15/13-06/01/15
Total direct costs: $251,126; Total indirect costs: $62,782
11. Co-Investigator
“A Pilot Gaming Adherence Program for Youth Living with HIV”
Principal Investigator: Larry K. Brown
Agency: National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
Type: R01 (HD074846); Period: 10/01/12-06/30/16
Total direct costs: $1,007,973; Total indirect costs: $594,702
12. Mentor to Principal Investigator
"Exploring the role of faith leaders in promoting a home based HIV testing and
treatment program in Nyanza, Kenya”
Principal Investigator: Eunice Kamaara
Agency: Lifespan/Tufts/Brown Center for AIDS Research
Type: P30 (AI042853) International Developmental Research Award; Period:
04/01/14-03/31/15
Total direct costs: $25,000; Total indirect costs: None
COMPLETED GRANTS (Rhode Island Public Health Institute)
1. Principal Investigator
“Full Court Press in HIV and Hepatitis C Testing: Engaging Community Leaders,
Local Clinics, Community Outreach Workers and the Media in a Geographically
Targeted HIV and Hepatitis C Testing and Prevention Campaign in Philadelphia
Zip Code 19143”
Agency: Gilead Sciences, Inc.
Type: HIV FOCUS Award; Period: 12/16/11-09/30/15
Total direct costs: $1,100,000; Total indirect costs: $100,000
2. Principal Investigator
“Expanding HIV Prevention and Education with African American Faith-Based
Institutions in Philadelphia, PA”
Agency: MAC AIDS Fund.
Type: Community Grant; Period: 09/01/11-08/30/13
Total direct costs: $175,500; Total indirect costs: $17,500
31
3. “Active Living Research: Children and Physical Education”
Agency: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Type: Community Grant; Period: 7/1/14-8/31/15
Total direct costs: $40,000; Total indirect costs: none
4. Principal Investigator
“Food on the Move,” Capital Funding for a Mobile Market
Agency: The Champlin Foundations
Type: Capital Funding; Period 1/1/15-12/31/15
Total direct costs: $117,830; Total indirect costs: None
5. Principal Investigator
“Mississippi Faith in Action”
Agency: MAC AIDS Fund
Type: Community Grant; Period: 09/01/13-08/30/15
Total direct costs: $50,000; Total indirect costs: none
6. Principal Investigator
“Hepatitis C Strategic Planning Grant”
Agency: Rhode Island Department of Health
Type: Strategic Planning Grant; Period: 8/1/15-11/30/15
Total direct costs: $20,000; Total indirect costs: none
7. Co-Principal Investigator
“Exploring Models for Effective Provision and Payment of Sexually Transmitted
Disease Services”
Co-PI: Philip A. Chan
Agency: Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (CDC)
Type: Surveillance Grant; Period: 1/1/16-7/31/16
Total direct costs: $18,000; Total indirect costs: $2,000
8. Subcontract with Rhode Island Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC)
“Health Equity Zones”
Agency: Rhode Island Department of Health
Type: Community Engaged Health Promotion Award; Period: 4/1/14-3/31/15
Total direct costs: $75,000; Total indirect costs: none
9. Principal Investigator
“HCV Data to Action”
Agency: Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (CDC)
Type: Surveillance Grant; Period: 1/1/16-7/31/16
Total direct costs: $36,000; Total indirect costs: $4,000
UNIVERSITY TEACHING ROLES
Local and Global Community Engagement to Reduce Health Disparities: Primary
Instructor, Spring 2015
32
Brown University Integrated HIV and HCV Testing and Counseling course: Co-taught
with Dr. Philip Chan, Fall 2014 and 2015
PHP 2090: Scientific Writing, Research and Program Development, Co-Taught with
Matthew Mimiaga, Summer 2016
MENTORING
NIH T32 Pre and Postdoctoral Fellows
Sharon Parker, PhD, MSW, Center for AIDS Research, Lifespan/Brown University,
Primary Faculty Mentor 2012-current
Sarah MacCarthy, ScD, MsC, Center for AIDS Research, Lifespan/Brown University,
Primary Faculty Mentor 2012-2014
Lauren Brinkley, PhD, Institute for Community Health Promotion, Brown University,
2015-current
Karina Santamaria, MPH, Primary Faculty Mentor 2015-current
Catherine Oldenburg, MPH, Primary Faculty Mentor 2015-current
Yusuf Ransome, MPH, DrPH, Faculty Mentor 2016-current
NIH R25 Fellows: The Clinical and Community-Based HIV/AIDS Research Training
Fellowship at Brown University
Yusuf Ransome, MPH, ScD, Harvard School of Public Health
Karlene Cunningham, Primary Faculty Mentor, 2016- current
DeMarc Hickson, PhD, MPH, Primary Faculty Mentor, 2016- current
Mobolaji Ibitoye, MPH, CPH, Primary Faculty Mentor, 2016-current
Katryna McCoy, PhD, Primary Faculty Mentor, 2016-current
Joni Roberts, DrPH, Primary Faculty Mentor 2016-current
Jorge Soler PhD, MPH, Primary Faculty Mentor 2016-curent
Julia Raifman, ScD, MSc, Primary Faculty Mentor, 2016- current
Rupa Patel, MD, MPH, Primary Faculty Mentor 2015-current
Kendra Johnson, MPH, Primary Faculty Mentor 2015-current
Catherine Oldenburg, MPH, Primary Faculty Mentor 2015-current
Karina Santamaria, MPH, Primary Faculty Mentor 2015-current
Trisha Arnold, Primary Faculty Mentor 2015-current
Estefany Bologna, Primary Faculty Mentor 2015-current
Yohansa Fernandez, LMSW, Primary Faculty Mentor 2015-current
Natalie Wilson, DNP, ANP-BC, MPH, Faculty Mentor 2015-current
Melonie Walcott, DrPH, MPH, Faculty Mentor 2015-current
Yavar Moghimi, MD, Primary Faculty Mentor 2014-current
Kwame Sakyi, Primary Faculty Mentor, 2014-current
Michael Jones, RN, MSN, MBA, Barriers to Routine HIV Testing Among Mississippi's
FQHCs, Primary Faculty Mentor 2013-current
Kina Johnson, MHSA, Influence of Faith-Based Programs on Adolescent Sexual
Behaviors and HIV Awareness and Knowledge, Primary Faculty Mentor 2013current
Amaya Perez-Brumer, MSc, Transgender Health and HIV/STI Outcomes in Jackson, MS,
Primary Faculty Mentor 2013-current
Angelica Geter, DrPH, MPH, Understanding Risk Behaviors of Young African American
Men in Mississippi, Primary Faculty Mentor 2013-current
33
Shani Collins, MA, MSW, Barriers to breast cancer screening in the Mississippi Delta,
Primary Faculty Mentor 2013-current
Felicia Estes-Caples, MHSA, Primary Faculty Mentor 2013-current
Brandon Nash, Primary Faculty Mentor 2013-current
Geetanjoli Banerjee, MPH, GIS Mapping of HIV/AIDS, Primary Faculty Mentor 2013current
Linda Marc, PhD, Preventing sexual violence in Haiti with a special focus on HIV
prevention and mental health, Primary Faculty Mentor 2013-current
Sharon Parker PhD, MSW, HIV Risks of Incarcerated Women, Primary Faculty Member
2012-current
Vaughn Taylor, HIV testing among African Americans, Primary Faculty Mentor 20122013
Dantrell Simmons, PhD, MPH, Alcohol consumption and risk behavior of African
American men who have sex with men in Mississippi, Primary Faculty Mentor
2012-current
Reginald Riggins, MPH, Spirituality and risky sexual behavior of Black men who have
sex with men (MSM), Primary Faculty Mentor 2011-current
Instituto de Saúde Coletiva da Universidade Federal da Bahia, Salvador, Brazil
Fabiane Soares Gomes, MA, Acceptability of PrEP uptake among transgender
populations in Brazil, Mentor 2016-current
Brazil Community Health Fellows
Michael Hoffmann ’15 Brown University
Katherine Harris ‘15 Brown University
Elaine Hsiang ‘15 Brown University
Ashley Batson ‘16 Brown University
Victoria Kidd ‘16 Brown University
Bianca Stifani ‘09 Harvard University, ‘15 Warren Alpert Medical School
Ana Bermudez ’18 Warren Alpert Medical School
Daniel Wilhite ’16 Brown University
Elisabeth Tadiri ’15 Brown University
Jaime Ramirez ’16 Brown University
Jessica Kenny ’17 Brown University
Roy Chen ’16 Brown University
Karina Rivera ’17 Brown University
Julianna Brown ’17 Brown University
Donovan Dennis ’16 Brown University
Oluwadamilola Oni-Orisan, ’17 Brown University School of Public Health
Abbie Galloway, ’16 Brown University
Michael Hoffman, '16 Brown University (Fulbright recipient under my mentorship)
Jacinta Lomba, '17 Brown University (Fulbright Finalist under my mentorship)
Global Experiential Learning and Teaching (GELT) Fellows
Stanley Munoz ’16 Brown University
Jacinta Lomba ’16 Brown University
Tiana Acosta ’16 Brown University
Livia Jaramillo ’15 Brown University
Idara Ndon ’15 Brown University
34
Postdoctoral Mentees who Became Faculty Members
Tae Woo Park, MD, MS, Assistant Professor at Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown
University, 2015-Current
Lauren Brinkley Rubenstein, PhD, Assistant Professor, University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill NC
Katryna McCoy, PhD, Assistant Professor, School of Nursing & Health Studies,
University of Washington Bothell
Joni Roberts, DrPH, Jackson State University, Jackson, MS
DeMarc Hickson, PhD, MPH, Associate Professor, Jackson State University
Rupa Patel, MD, MPH, Washington University in St. Louis
Brown University Graduate Students
Karina Santamaria (PhD Candidate), Behavioral Aspects of HIV Prevention Among
Latinos in RI, Primary Faculty Mentor 2014-2015
Geetanjoli Banerjee, MPH, (PhD candidate) GIS Mapping of HIV/AIDS, Secondary
Faculty Mentor 2013-2015
Whitney Eng, (MD candidate), Qualitative Methods and HIV Testing Among Urban
African Americans, Primary Faculty Mentor 2011-2012
Nathan Sison (MD Candidate), Routine HIV Testing in the Mississippi Delta, PreExposure Prophylaxis among MSM in Mississippi, 2012-2015
Melvin Smith, Health Care Policy Fellow, Hospital Association of Rhode Island, 2015current
Taylor Campbell, MPH, Watson Institute, 2016-present
Brown University Undergraduates
Julia Harvey ’14, 2012-2014
Hwajin Lee ’14, 2012-2014
Joanna Zhang ’14, 2013-2014
Erin Smith ’15, 2013-2015
Received the Public Health Dean’s Award, 2015
Joanna Poceta ’13, 2012-2016
Michael Hoffmann ’15, 2013-2016
Sarah Jackson ’16, Primary Faculty Mentor 2015-2016
Thesis: “A three state case study in hepatitis C treatment within state correctional
facilities after the introduction of direct acting antivirals”
35