This interactive workshop prepares BSW social work students to engage effectively, ethically, and compassionately with individuals, families, and communities impacted by HIV/AIDS. The training highlights essential knowledge of HIV/AIDS, anti-stigma strategies, trauma-informed care, cultural humility, ethical decision-making, and strengths-based intervention skills. Through case scenarios, group discussions, and practical exercises, students explore how HIV/AIDS interacts with social determinants of health, structural inequities, mental health, and community resources. The workshop fosters skills in assessment, referral, advocacy, and client-centered support across diverse practice settings.

Intended Audience

Students, faculty and staff at Coppin State University

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