Adjunct Professor of Behavioral and Social Sciences

Overview

Don Operario is Adjunct Professor of Public Health in the Department of Behavior and Social Sciences in the School of Public Health.

His research addresses two inter-related areas. The first general area concerns the social psychological determinants of HIV, mental health, and related health issues (substance use, structural violence, access to services) in historically marginalized communities, with an emphasis on developing and evaluating theory-based social and behavioral interventions that are relevant for delivery in complex communities. A second research area concerns the lived experiences associated with social inequality, with an emphasis on understanding the perspectives of intersectional identities and addressing health and psychosocial disparities.

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