SASI’s policy reports analyze the impact
of federal funding decisions and policies related to HIV prevention, care and treatment on the US South, including the nine Deep South states that are the focus of SASI’s advocacy (AL, FL, GA, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN, TX.)
SASI’s analyses are an important tool for HIV/AIDS advocates in the Deep South seeking a federal commitment to develop models of integrated HIV/AIDS prevention, care and treatment for rural, midsize and urban communities in the US South.
Reports available:
- Identification and Reporting of Gender Identity Among Individuals Diagnosed with HIV in the Deep South November 2019
- Ryan White Part B Supplemental Final Analysis 2016-2018 October 2018
- Deep South HIV Burden Outside Large Urban Areas June 2018
- SASI Summary of the House-passed American Health Care Act
- HIV Transmission Fact Sheet
- Analysis of 2016 Ryan White Part B Supplemental Funding
- SASI Analysis of Funds Distributed in the United States by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Pursuant to PS17-1704 April 2017
- ADAP Insurance Assistance Programs in the South October 2016
- WE HAVE THE TOOLS TO END HIV: Benefits, Barriers, and Solutions to Expanded Utilization of Pre-exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) in the US Deep South. Updated: September 2016
- Medicaid Expansion in the South Report May 2016
- Impact of Recent CDC Funding on Southern CBOs 2-Pager
- SASI Analysis of Funds Distributed in the US by CDC Pursuant to PS15-1502 November 2015
- One Size Does Not Fit All: What Does High Impact Prevention Funding Mean for Community-Based Organizations in the Deep South? November 2015
ANNOUNCEMENT: With the retirement of Director, Carolyn McAllaster, the Southern HIV/AIDS Strategy Initiative (SASI) ended as a separate initiative on July 1, 2019. The research-based policy work of SASI has moved to the Southern AIDS Coalition (SAC). Please visit the SAC Action Center to find SASI’s Research Reports and Fact Sheets.
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