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PAID STUDIES

Dr. Natasha Crooks is conducting research that focuses on protecting Black girls. The purpose of this study is to create a validated measure (survey) to learn more about how their bodies develop and how to keep them safe. We are hoping to use this information to be utilized by nurses, school counselors, or in spaces that support Black girls' development in hopes to assess their level of protection and tailor programming to their needs. We are requesting Black girls between the ages of 9-18 to complete the survey. Participants will receive a $15 Amazon gift card for completing the survey!

Black Girl Magic Study

University of Illinois Chicago

The EMPOW-HER Project is for a health study for RTI International aimed to help African American women in the Southeast. It will take less than 5 minutes to find out if you might be eligible to take part in this study. You will be asked a few questions, including some on race and gender, and other information about your practice and sexual reproductive health (SRH) services. Your answers will be kept private and strictly confidential and you will not need to provide your name unless you later decide to be involved in the study.

EMPOW-HER Project

RTI International

We are looking to see how to help make viral load monitoring for people living with HIV more accessible and something they can do within the comfort of their home.
The project is open to people of any HIV status
Your participation in the study would include coming to two in-person study visits, at our clinic in Decatur, where a phlebotomist will draw your blood. At each visit we would also provide you with a self-collection kit that you can use to collect your own blood in a private room in our clinic or in your own home.
These visits would be scheduled approximately two weeks apart from one another, and you would receive $50 for each sample that you provide. So, if you completed all four parts, the two blood draws and the two self-collections, you would receive $200.

Project Home-MaDE

PRISM Health at Emory University

Who's Eligible:
African American women living with HIV for at least 1 year
18 years or older
Willing to complete one 8-15 minutes online survey

More About the Study:
This new study is geared to help psychologists, counselors, and therapists effectively support clients experiencing anxiety and depression due to living with HIV.

This survey is part of the doctoral study for Lisa Connors, a Ph.D. student at Walden University.

Get Started:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/9H8T6VK

HIV in Black Women Study

Lisa Connors, a Ph.D.; student at Walden University

We are inviting Black women to share their thoughts and opinions about societal and cultural values that impact sexual health and well-being.

Pleasure as Prevention Study

Northeastern University

RID/ERASE HIV

Emory University

We would love to hear from you if you have experienced pregnancy whether you had a birth, a miscarriage, or an abortion!

We are conducting a research study that involves a confidential, one-time telephone interview to explore your thoughts and feelings about pregnancy and parenthood when you found out you were pregnant. The interview will take about 30-45 minutes to complete and can be scheduled at your convenience. You will receive a gift card for your time.

To be eligible, you must:
-Be currently pregnant OR have been pregnant within the last year
-Be between the ages of 15-49
-Speak English or Spanish fluently

If you would like more information about the study or are interested in participating, please call: Flor Cameron at (412) 246-6934

Espanol:
Nos encantaría saber de usted si ha tenido un embarazo ya sea que tuviera un Nacimiento, un aborto espontáneo, o un aborto

Estamos llevando a cabo un estudio de investigación que involucra una entrevista telefónica confidencial para explorar sus pensamientos y sentimientos sobre el embarazo y la paternidad al momento de enterarse que estaba embarazada. La entrevista tardará unos 30-45 minutos en completarse y se puede programar a su conveniencia. Recibirás una tarjeta regalo por su tiempo.

Para ser elegible, debe:
-Estar actualmente embarazada o haber estado embarazada en el último año
-Estar entre las edades de 15-49
-Hablar inglés o español con fluidez. Contacto Flor Cameron a (412) 246-6934

Pregnancy Acceptability Study

University of Pittsburgh

The goal is to understand and reduce the impact of chronic health conditions including heart, lung, blood, and sleep disorders that affect people living with HIV.

To participate you must be:
- HIV negative age 30-70
OR
- HIV positive age 30 - 70.

MWCSS

Emory University

Our long-term research study seeks to learn more about factors related to different HIV and Reproductive Health Outcomes for persons born female between the ages of 18-45 years old HIV Positive or HIV Negative. The study will consist of multiple visits that include questionnaires , lab testing and other sample collection. You will be compensated at each study visit for your time.

STAR

Emory University

We are interested in learning about how traveling and relocating to the Atlanta area might
affect Black women’s risk for HIV. An important part of this is learning about how movement and
travel influence relationships and access HIV prevention and/or care. This study aims to create a timeline of all the places that you’ve lived since birth, and what your social circle and support system looked like at the time. The goal of this research is develop programs to improve access to HIV resources for Black women.

She's Mobile Study

UCSF

Morehouse School of Medicine, Georgia Tech, Georgia State University, and Emory University are conducting the Mind, Body & Tech study to understand the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Black maternal mental health. If you're a Black woman, 18 to 45 years old, currently pregnant or recently had a baby, living in Metro Atlanta or a rural Georgia county you are eligible to participate in this study!

Mind, Body, & Tech Study

Morehouse School of Medicine, Georgia Tech, Georgia State University & Emory University

The study is about new longer-acting PrEP products for HIV prevention that may be available soon. Participants are required to be over 18 and may be invited to complete a 25min online survey

CHOICES FOR PREVENTIONC 4 P

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

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