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Overview
  • The Future is Ours (FIO)

    Investigators: Anke A. Ehrhardt, Heidi Arner, Pam Farquhar, Laura Frye, Jeff Natt, Inez Sieben, Imelda Walavalkar, Susie Hoffman, Jessica Adams-Skinner, & Teresa Exner

    Publication Date: October 17, 2018

The Future is Ours (FIO) The Future is Ours (FIO)

About This Product

The Future Is Ours (FIO) is an eight-session HIV prevention intervention delivered to high-risk heterosexual women in a group setting. FIO is guided by three major theories, Modified AIDS Risk Reduction Model (MARRM), Social Learning Theory, and Gender Theory. The goal of FIO is to empower women to reduce unsafe sexual encounters by increasing the use of male and female condoms and alternate protection strategies including sex without penetration, getting tested for HIV jointly with a partner along with mutual monogamy and a safety agreement, deciding to be celibate, and refusing unsafe sex or deciding to not get involved with a partner who will not use condoms. FIO is a gender-specific HIV/STD risk reduction intervention designed for heterosexually active, at-risk women of diverse ethnicities (African-American/Black, Caribbean, Latina, White), ages 18 to 30, who are not injection drug users, are HIV-negative or of unknown status, are not pregnant or trying to become pregnant, and who live in communities where rates of HIV and other STDs are high.
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Planning & Pre-Implementation
  • Introduction To The Online Program
  • Manuals
    • Facilitator Guide
    • Program Manager Guide
    • Technical Assistance Guide
    • Starter Kit
  • Materials
    • Participant Workbook
    • Posters
    • Thanks Chips Examples
    • Manual Covers
    • Brochure
    • Flyer
    • FIO Fact Sheet
  • Training
    • Training of Facilitators Manual
    • Skills of Effective Facilitators
    • Suggestions for Working With Challenging Participants
    • Trainees Agenda
    • Training of Facilitators Presentation Slides
      • Training of Facilitators Day 1 Slides
      • Training of Facilitators Day 2 Slides
      • Training of Facilitators Day 3 Slides
      • Training of Facilitators Day 4 Slides
      • Training of Facilitators Day 5 Slides
Implementation
  • Session 1
    • Session 1: Why Should I Care About Getting STDs and HIV?
    • Priority Cards
    • Feeling Thermometer Poster
    • Participant Workbook Session 1
    • Activities and Materials
  • Session 2
    • Session 2: How Do I Avoid Partners Who Don't Care?
    • Role-Play Card: Checking out a Partner
    • Role-Play Cards: Sabrina and Older Woman
    • Participant Workbook Session 2
    • Activities and Materials
  • Session 3
    • Session 3: What's the Best Way to Protect Myself?
    • Advice Letters
    • Participant Workbook Session 3
    • Activities and Materials
  • Session 4
    • Session 4: How Can I Find Out If We Are Infected?
    • HIV/STD Information Cards
    • Palm Card Template
    • Scenario Cards for Personal Meaning Letters
    • Problems To Be Solved Cards
    • Role-Play Cards: Negotiating and Testing
    • Feeling Thermometer Poster
    • Communication Tips Poster
    • Participant Workbook Session 4
    • Activities and Materials
  • Session 5
    • Session 5: How Do I Ask My Partner to Use Protection?
    • Partner Statements and Reason Statements
    • Participant Workbook Session 5
    • Activities and Materials
  • Session 6
    • Session 6: How Do I Influence My Partner to Use Protection?
    • Scenario Cards: Influencing
    • Participant Workbook Session 6
    • Activities and Materials
  • Session 7
    • Session 7: How Do I Refuse Sex or Unprotected Sex?
    • Role-Play Cards: Patricia and others
    • Participant Workbook Session 7
    • Activities and Materials
  • Session 8
    • Session 8: How Do I Continue Protecting Myself and Others?
    • Body Maps
    • Role-Play Cards: Inexperienced and Experienced Women
    • Scenario Cards: Situations that lead to a slip
    • Participant Workbook Session 8
    • Activities and Materials
Evaluation
  • Prevention Minimum Evaluation Data Set (PMEDS)
  • Local Evaluator Consultant Network Directory
Product Details
  • Eight-session HIV prevention intervention
  • Skill building, problem solving, and goal setting
  • Group discussions, exercises, and role plays
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IN-PERSON TRAINING AVAILABLE!

In-person training is available for this EBI. The training will be customized to your budget and needs:

  • Online and onsite training options are available
  • Train the Facilitator and/or Train the Trainer options are available.

For more information and to get a price quote, please contact us at socio@socio.com or 650-279-5777. We will review your requirements and create a customized training quote for your organization.

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