Social Intervention Group | SIG

Envisioning a future where all people affected by HIV/AIDS, substance abuse, intimate partner violence, trauma and other emerging social problems will have access to effective interventions and resources to improve their lives.

VIEW ALL NEWS The Social Intervention Group travels to Central Asia to launch the new Global Health Research Center! "Women and Trauma, 2003-2007" Primary outcomes forthcoming. "HIV Intervention Science Minority Training Program" receives funding.       Dr. Nabila El-Bassel of the Columbia University School of Social Work receives a $728,997 Award from NIMH. Connect With Pride: Finding a new avenue for HIV prevention among MSM at high risk

SIG is a multidisciplinary research center at the Columbia University School of Social Work that works to develop and test effective prevention and intervention models and disseminate them to local, national, and international communities. SIG’s research addresses the co-occurring problems of HIV, drug abuse, intimate partner violence and trauma.