Table 1.

Study settings and designs

	JustHouHS	Stigma and social cohesion
Setting	New Haven, Connecticut, United States	Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Purpose	Analyze the intersecting impacts of two social determinants of health—mass incarceration and housing—on HIV-related sexual risks and race inequities in those risks	Examine and contextualize the relationships between stigma, social cohesion, and HIV outcomes among female sex workers living with HIV in two distinct epidemic settings
Design and sample	Mixed-methods including longitudinal quantitative surveys (n = 400) and qualitative in-depth interviews (n = 54, selected from survey cohort) every 6 months over 2 years (up to 4 interviews). Purposive sampling based on recent incarceration history	Mixed-methods including 3 longitudinal quantitative surveys (n = 211) conducted at 12 month intervals. Three qualitative in-depth interviews (n = 20 selected from survey cohort) also at 12 month intervals. Purposive sampling based on viral suppression