Community-based research program
Our research unites us with partners and communities to break down barriers to sexual and reproductive justice, pioneering sustainable solutions for health equity among Black women and women of color.
Learn About Our Current Research Studies
We believe in placing community at the center of public health research.
Through the lens of intersectionality, our research study partnerships ensure that the health, equity, and dignity of the people we serve guide the progress of clinical science and research.
Georgia access to medication abortion (GAMA)
We’ve partnered with Emory's Center for Reproductive Health Research in the Southeast (RISE) to study medication abortion in Georgia and the the unique challenges Black, Latinx, and lower-income women face in accessing it.
The EMPOW-HER project
In collaboration with RTI International, we’re working to increase Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) uptake among Black women through enhanced online training for healthcare providers.
The IMPROV project
This project collaborates with Ryan White and community partners to introduce stigma-reduction training and a prescribing platform, aiming to enhance the integration of psychiatric care and improve treatment accessibility in Atlanta.
Emory University's ERASE HIV
SisterLove has joined forces with Emory University to find a cure for HIV that works for everyone.
The ERASE HIV project (Enterprise for Research and Advocacy to Stop and Eradicate HIV) brings together leading HIV cure research scientists and community-based organizations.
Join a Paid Study
We partner with research institutions to bring you access to paid study opportunities that help science and society to progress in an equitable manner.
Check out our latest paid research and get started now.
New Studies Coming Up!
Check out our open studies for your chance to earn while helping the health of your community
Partners in Progress
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Stay Up-To-Date
Keep up with the latest developments in public health research and clinical science.
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Meet Our Research Team
Meet the dynamic community-health researchers behind our research program.