HIV Testing

HIV Testing at the LGBTQIA Resource Center Will Resume on October 3!

For the 2018–2019 academic year, anonymous HIV testing at the LGBTQIA Resource Center will be held from 2–5 p.m. on the first Wednesday of each month during fall, winter, and spring quarters (while classes are in session).

The dates are:

Fall Quarter:        

  • October 3
  • November 7
  • December 5

Winter Quarter:   

  • January 9
  • February 6
  • March 6

Spring Quarter:   

  • April 3
  • May 1
  • June 5

Questions? Please contact Blake Flaugher, Health Promotion Specialist, at bflaugher@ucdavis.edu.

This resource is made possible through partnerships with Health Education and Promotion, LGBTQIA RC and Harm Reduction Services.

Below are some resources regarding testing at other locations:

  • Health Education and Promotion has built the UC Davis Sexcess Map, which includes testing locations and where to find safer-sex products, emergency contraception and menstrual supplies in and around Davis
  • For more information about getting yourself tested for STIs/HIV at Student Health and Counseling Services, check out GYT (Get Yourself Tested) UC Davis 

End HIV Stigma

Do your part to strike out HIV stigma! 

Check out this excellent resource from our friends at HEP, StrikeOutHIVStigma.

Use #StrikeOutHIVStigma on social media and start the conversation!

Prep Blog From Health Education and Promotion

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