Archived Interventions
The CDC’s Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention (DHAP) promotes a High Impact Prevention (HIP) approach which aims to reduce new HIV infections via implementation of interventions that are scientifically proven, cost-effective and scalable. To align with the HIP approach, starting in 2015 the Prevention Research Synthesis (PRS) Project shifted focus from evaluating the efficacy of all Risk Reduction (RR) interventions in the literature to only evaluating the efficacy of interventions targeted to people living with HIV (PLWH), men who have sex with men (MSM), and transgender persons. (Please see PRS Risk Reduction Prioritization Plan for further details.)
In conjunction with this effort, PRS has developed a Risk Reduction archival policy. Interventions published >10 years ago will be moved from main RR Chapter if that study does not meet one of the following criteria:
- Targets or includes >50% MSM or PLWH or transgender persons
- Supported EBI by the Capacity Building Branch (CBB) (see the Effective Interventions website)
Complete Listing of Archived Risk Reduction Evidence-based Behavioral Interventions
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Assisting in Rehabilitating Kids (ARK)
Good
Target population: Substance-dependent adolescents
Intervention level: Group-level
Year published: 2002
First author: Janet St. Lawrence
Study years: 1995 – 1999 -
Becoming a Responsible Teen (BART)
Best
Target population: African American adolescents
Intervention level: Group-level
Year published: 1995
First author: Janet St. Lawrence
Study years: Not reported -
Be Proud! Be Responsible!
Best
Target population: Inner-city African American male adolescents
Intervention level: Group-level
Year published: 1992
First author: John B. Jemmott
Study years: 1988 – 1989 -
Brief Alcohol Intervention for Needle Exchangers (BRAINE)
Good
Target population: Active injection drug users (IDUs) who are also heavy alcohol users
Intervention level: Individual-level
Year published: 2002
First author: Michael D. Stein
Study years: 1998 – 2000 -
Choices
Best
Target population: Low-income heterosexually active women
Intervention level: Group-level
Year published: 2003
First author: Sharon A. Baker
Study years: 1994 – 1996 -
Cognitive Behavioral STD/HIV Risk-Reduction
Good
Target population: Heterosexual adult STD clinic patients
Intervention level: Individual-level
Year published: 1997
First author: Cherrie B. Boyer
Study years: 1992 – 1993 -
Communal Effectance-AIDS Prevention (CE-AP)
Best
Target population: Low-income, single, inner-city females attending urban clinics
Intervention level: Group-level
Year published: 2002
First author: Stevan E. Hobfoll
Study years: 1995 – 1999 -
Condom Promotion
Good
Target population: Young unmarried college women
Intervention level: Group-level
Year published: 1996
First author: Angela D. Bryan
Study years: Not reported -
Doing Something Different
Good
Target population: Inner-city STD clinic patients
Intervention level: Group-level
Year published: 1992
First author: Deborah A. Cohen
Study years: 1988 – 1989 -
EXPLORE
Best
Target population: HIV-seronegative men who have sex with men (MSM)
Intervention level: Individual-level
Year published: 2004
First author: Beryl Koblin
Study years: 1999 – 2003 -
Female and Culturally Specific Negotiation
Best
Target population: Inner city, HIV-negative, heterosexually active African American female drug injectors and crack cocaine smokers
Intervention level: Individual-level
Year published: 2003
First author: Claire Sterk
Study years: 1998 – 2001 -
FIO (The Future Is Ours)
Best
Target population: Heterosexual women in family planning clinics
Intervention level: Group-level
Year published: 2002
First author: Anke A. Ehrhardt
Study years: 1994 – 1997 -
Focus on Youth (FOY)
Good
Target population: Low-income, urban African American youth
Intervention level: Group-level
Year published: 1996
First author: Bonita Stanton
Study years: 1993 – 1996 -
FOY + ImPACT
Best
Target population: High-risk African American youth in low-income urban community sites
Intervention level: Group-level
Year published: 2004
First author: Bonita Stanton
Study years: 1999 – 2002 -
Health Improvement Project (HIP)
Best
Target population: Psychiatric outpatients receiving care for mental illness
Intervention level: Group-level
Year published: 2004
First author: Michael P. Carey
Study years: 1997 – 2000 -
HIV Education and Testing
Good
Target population: Inner-city sexually active heterosexual STD clinic patients
Intervention level: Individual-level
Year published: 1991
First author: Neil S. Wenger
Study years: 1988 -
Hot, Healthy and Keepin’ it UP! (previously known as Brief Group Counseling)
Best
Target population: Asian and Pacific Islander (API) men who have sex with men (MSM)
Intervention level: Group-level
Year published: 1996
First author: Kyung-Hee Choi
Study years: 1992 – 1994 -
Insights
Good
Target population: Heterosexually active, non-monogamous, young women
Intervention level: Individual-level
Year published: 2003
First author: Delia Scholes
Study years: 1999 – 2000 -
Intensive AIDS Education
Good
Target population: Incarcerated, male adolescent drug users
Intervention level: Group-level
Year published: 1994
First author: Stephen Magura
Study years: 1991 – 1992 -
“light”
Best
Target population: Sexually active, low-income, inner-city clinic patients at high-risk for HIV and STD infection
Intervention level: Group-level
Year published: 1998
First author: NIMH Multisite HIV Prevention Trial Group
Study years: 1994 – 1997 -
Modelo de Intervención Psicomédica (MIP)
Best
Target population: Hispanic injection drug users
Intervention level: Individual-level
Year published: 2004
First author: Rafaela Robles
Study years: 1998 – 2001 -
Nia
Good
Target population: Inner-city heterosexually active, African American men
Intervention level: Group-level
Year published: 1999
First author: Seth Kalichman
Study years: 1994 -
Real AIDS Prevention Project (RAPP)
Good
Target population: Sexually active, low-income women of reproductive age in inner city communities
Intervention level: Community-level
Year published: 2000
First author: Jennifer L. Lauby
Study years: 1993 – 1996 -
RESPECT: Brief Counseling Booster
Best
Target population: Sexually active, HIV-negative STD clinic patients
Intervention level: Individual-level
Year published: 2005
First author: Carol A. Metcalf
Study years: 1999 – 2002 -
RESPECT: Brief Counseling
Best
Target population: Heterosexual, HIV-negative STD clinic patients
Intervention level: Individual-level
Year published: 1998
First author: Mary L. Kamb
Study years: 1993 – 1996 -
RESPECT: Enhanced Counseling
Good
Target population: Heterosexual, HIV-negative STD clinic patients
Intervention level: Individual-level
Year published: 1998
First author: Mary L. Kamb
Study years: 1993 – 1996 -
SAFE (Standard Version)
Best
Target population: Mexican American and African American women diagnosed with gonorrhea, chlamydia, syphilis or trichomonas in public health clinics
Intervention level: Group-level
Year published: 1999
First author: Rochelle N. Shain
Study years: 1996 – 2000 -
Safer Sex
Good
Target population: Adolescent females diagnosed with an STD
Intervention level: Individual-level
Year published: 2001
First author: Lydia A. Shrier
Study years: 1996 – 1999 -
Safety Counts
Good
Target population: Out-of-treatment active crack and injection drug users
Intervention level: Group-level
Year published: 2000
First author: Fen Rhodes
Study years: 1992 – 1996 -
Self-Help in Eliminating Life-Threatening Diseases (SHIELD)
Best
Target population: Low-income African American drug users
Intervention level: Group-level
Year published: 2003
First author: Carl Latkin
Study years: 1997 – 1999 -
SEPA
Good
Target population: Low-income, urban Mexican and Puerto Rican women
Intervention level: Group-level
Year published: 2005
First author: Nilda Pergallo
Study years: 1999 – 2001 -
Seropositive Urban Men’s Intervention Trial (SUMIT)
Best
Target population: HIV+ men who have sex with men (MSM)
Intervention level: Group-level
Year published: 2005
First author: Richard J. Wolitski
Study years: 2000 – 2002 -
Sistering, Informing, Healing, Living, and Empowering (SiHLE)
Best
Target population: Sexually experienced African American adolescent girls
Intervention level: Group-level
Year published: 2004
First author: Ralph J. DiClemente
Study years: 1995 – 2002 -
Sisters Saving Sisters
Best
Target population: Sexually active African American and Latina adolescent female patients at family planning clinics
Intervention level: Group-level
Year published: 2005
First author: John B. Jemmott
Study years: Not reported -
Sniffer
Good
Target population: Intranasal heroin users
Intervention level: Group-level
Year published: 1992
First author: Don C. Des Jarlais
Study years: 1986 – 1988 -
Street Smart
Good
Target population: Runaway youth
Intervention level: Group-level
Year published: 1991
First author: Mary Jane Rotheram-Borus
Study years: 1988 – 1991 -
Teen Health Project
Good
Target population: Adolescents at high risk for HIV who live in urban, low-income housing developments
Intervention level: Community-level
Year published: 2005
First author: Kathleen Sikkema
Study years: 1998 – 2000 -
Together Learning Choices (TLC)
Good
Target population: HIV-positive adolescent and young adult clinic patients
Intervention level: Group-level
Year published: 2001
First author: Mary Jane Rotheram-Borus
Study years: 1994 – 1996 -
Women’s Co-Op
Best
Target population: African American women who use crack and are not in drug treatment
Intervention level: Group-level
Year published: 2004
First author: Wendee Wechsberg
Study years: 1999 – 2002 -
Women’s Health Promotion (WHP)
Best
Target population: HIV-negative heterosexual Hispanic women
Intervention level: Group-level
Year published: 2001
First author: Anita Raj
Study years: Not reported
- Page last reviewed: May 30, 2017
- Page last updated: May 30, 2017
- Content source: Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention, National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention