Resource Library
Resources, tools, and learning opportunities from the CTN+, our collaborators, and others.
Activating Knowledge Across Our Network
Part of the CTN+ Community-Centred Knowledge Mobilization Hub, our Resource Library is a place to share documents, videos, and training resources about HIV and STBBI research, care, and related topics.
If you have ideas about what else should be included in the Library, please reach out to info@ctnplus.ca.
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A Guide for gbMSM to Understand Anti-Microbial Resistance in Treating STIs and Improve Sexual Health
Resource CategoriesTypesGay Men’s Sexual Health Alliance (GMSH)
Written by CTN+ Cure & Immunotherapies Community Co-lead Devan Nambiar, this fact sheet is for Two-Spirit, gay, bisexual, trans, and queer men (2SGBTQ+), and the frontline and community workers who support them. This guide will unpacks antimicrobial resistance, how the prevention and treatment of sexually transmitted infection(s) work, and how to make informed decisions to…
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University of Calgary
The KMb Budgeting Guide is a comprehensive, interactive resource that supports researchers, research support staff, students, staff, and partners as they plan and budget for KMb activities in grants and other research projects.
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CTN+
This tool is designed to be complementary to the CIHR requirements and expectations for knowledge mobilization (KM) planning.
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SPOR Evidence Alliance
This infographic has been created to serve as a quick resource to outline some common strategies you can use to share health research findings and activities with your intended audience to increase awareness and promote change.
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CTN+
Find out more about what we learned and what we shared at the 20th Conference of the European AIDS Clinical Society (October 15–18, 2025)
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Cochrane
These four videos are designed for patients, the public, healthcare professionals, students and more, who want to learn about systematic reviews and the main steps involved in producing a review. These videos can be used in teaching and for public and patient involvement – they are free to use, just credit us and let us…
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PxP: For Patients, By Patients
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International Development Research Centre (IDRC)