Elijah Mt. Castle

Background Impact of Stigma on HIV-Related Outcomes Potential for Unintentional Harm Impact on Engagement in HIV Prevention and Care Impact on Recruitment, Engagement, and Data Quality Need for Empirically Grounded Research Guidelines Theoretical Frameworks Study Aims Study Objectives Qualitative Interviews Aim 1: Semistructured Qualitative Interviews With Transgender and Nonbinary Individuals Overview Participants Recruitment Interview Procedures Aim 2: Semistructured Qualitative Interviews...

Grass Fire in South Australia By: Elijah Mt. Castle There was a wildfire in the Northeast edge of Southern Australia that grew to over 65,000 hectares (161,000 acres). The wildfire started on the 19th of September and burned for 10 days. Due to its location in remote APY land (An indigenous protected zone) fire suppression efforts was hampered. Fortunately, the communities of Kalka and Pipalyatjara were not threatened by the fire.

Wildfire in Yosemite National Park By Elijah Mt. Castle The Washburn Fire burning in the southern tip of Yosemite National Park is threatening the Mariposa Grove of giant sequoia trees. The grove contains 500 giant trees some of which are more than 2,000 years old. As a preventative measure, sprinklers have been installed around the grove. The Grizzly Giant, the largest in the Mariposa grove, received its own set of sprinklers.