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Don Operario is an adjunct professor in the Department of Behavioral Social Sciences at Brown University's School of Public Health. His research focuses on social-psychological determinants of health, particularly concerning HIV, mental health, and related issues affecting historically marginalized communities. Operario emphasizes developing and evaluating theory-based interventions that address health and psychosocial disparities. He works extensively with diverse populations, including racial/ethnic minorities and sexual and gender minorities, particularly in urban centers within the United States and internationally in countries such as China, South Africa, Kenya, Mexico, and Peru. His research also bridges psychological and social sciences with public health, specifically focusing on the social determinants affecting health outcomes related to HIV/AIDS. He is affiliated with multiple Brown University institutes, including the International Health Institute and the Center for AIDS Research.
Department: Department of Economics