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Help-Seeking BehaviorSTIsSexual healthBehavioralBehavioral

What this study is

The goal of this quasi-experimental, community intervention is to reduce HIV sexual risk among Latino immigrant bisexual men or men who have sex with men. The main questions the study aims to answer are:

Does the intervention improve sexual risk behaviors? Does the intervention increase self-esteem and social support? Are self-esteem and social support mediators in the link between the intervention and sexual risk? Researchers will compare information from the intervention versus control participants to answer the above questions.

Participants in the intervention arm will take part in:

  • One day-long (8-hour) group retreat.
  • Weekly discussion groups.
  • Community events and civic engagement activities.
  • Prevention counseling. Participants in the control arm will not be part of any activity.

What's being tested

  • Moon and Sun Brothers: A Community Prevention Intervention

    Intervention · BEHAVIORAL

    The is a community-based, group intervention delivered in Spanish, using a quasi-experimental design, to reduce HIV sexual risk among Hispanic immigrants who identify as gay/bisexual men or men who have sex with men (GBMSM).

Study details

Sponsor
San Francisco State University
Conditions
Help-Seeking Behavior · Pre-exposure Prophylaxis Use · Condomless Sex · Risky Health Behavior
Enrolling
360 people
Starts
2026-01-13
Est. completion
2028-03-31
Design
Open-label, non-randomized, parallel groups
Record
View on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗