1. Behavioral Intervention Training
T. Scott Pegues, Coordinator
Denver STD/HIV Prevention Training Center
Central Quadrant Advisory Meeting
March 25, 2008

2. Training Taxonomy Foundational / Fundamental Program Support
Intervention / DEBI

3. Foundational / Fundamental
Bridging Theory and Practice: Applying Behavioral Theory To STD/HIV Prevention
Selecting Effective Behavioral Interventions
Using Evaluation for Program Improvement & Capacity Building
Others (via HDs or CBAs)
HIV 101, Cultural Competency, DEBI Overview, Legal Issues

4. Program Support Supporting Self Disclosure of HIV Status
Facilitation Skills for Group Level STD/HIV Interventions
Social Networking

5. Intervention/DEBI Comprehensive Risk Counseling and Services
Healthy Relationships
Many Men Many Voices
RESPECT

6. Intervention/DEBI Mpowerment Partnership for Health CLEAR
Community PROMISE

7. Case Study: Community Promise
Community PROMISE is an effective, community-level HIV/STD prevention intervention that relies on role model stories and peer advocates from the community.

8. Community PROMISE Good Better Best Focus Groups
Bridging Theory and Practice
Best
Social Networking
Using Evaluation for Program Improvement

9. Selecting Effective Behavioral Interventions
Provides skills to select effective behavioral intervention(s) that best fit community HIV prevention needs and organizational capacity. This selection process will consequently provide the foundation for successful adaptation and implementation of the intervention(s).

10. Behavioral Intervention Training Team
Katie Langland, Senior Training Specialist
Michael McLeod, Training Specialist
Antonio Purcell de Ogenio, Training Specialist
Aaron Shipman, Training Specialist
Rosemary Thomas, Training Specialist
T. Scott Pegues, Coordinator
Denver STD/HIV Prevention Training Center
605 Bannock St, MC 2600
Denver, CO 80204