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new hiv diagnoses among cisgender women united states occur south hiv preexposure prophylaxis prep cornerstone federal ending hiv epidemic ehe initiative remains underused cisgender women may benefit awareness access prep remain low among cisgender women moreover improving prep reach among cisgender women requires effectively engaging communities development appropriate acceptable patientcentered prep care approaches support uptake communityclinicacademic collaboration protocol applies evidencebased community organizing approach coa increase prep awareness reach among cisgender women atlanta aim study use evaluate coa engaging community members across 4 atlanta counties highpriority ehe designation increase prep awareness interest connection prep care among cisgender women coa consisting 6 stages systematically develop skills community members become leaders advocates hiv prevention inclusive prep cisgender women communities use evidencebased coa develop implement prepspecific action plan create broader community change raising awareness interest prep reducing stigma associated hiv prep connecting women sexual health clinics providing prep services first 4 stages prepare develop action plans gather data oneonone interviews 100 individuals across atlanta capture attitudes motivations influences related womens sexual health focus hiv prevention prep informed community interviews revise sexual health curriculum inclusive prep communitycentered engagement recruit train community action team members develop action plans implement curriculum communitylocated events last 2 stages implement evaluate coas effect prep awareness interest hiv prep stigma connection prep care among cisgender women community members project funded national institutes health approved emory university institutional review board july 2021 data collection began december 2021 ongoing coa stage 1 study complete 70 participants enrolled community events commenced november 2023 data collection completed november 2025 stage 1 qualitative data analysis complete results published 2024 full study results anticipated reported 2026 communityclinicacademic collaboration protocol proposes mount coordinated approach across diverse atlanta counties strengthen hiv prevention cisgender women create sustainable systems approach move new sexual health innovations quickly cisgender women derr110219656293