Eaton Lab at the CAHR Conference
Research Posters
A series of four large-format research posters created for Eaton Lab, presented at the Canadian Association for HIV Research (CAHR) Conference in Regina, Saskatchewan. Drawing from recent publications and ongoing research within the lab, the posters translated complex research findings into clear, infographic-driven visual communication for conference attendees and collaborators.
Developed in collaboration with Eaton Lab researchers and co-investigators, each 45" × 45" poster balanced dense content with accessible hierarchy, bold data visualization, and a cohesive visual system carried consistently across the series.
Developed from a broader BMJ Open implementation study protocol examining HIV, syphilis, and hepatitis C prevention strategies in Regina, Saskatchewan, this poster translated complex public health research into infographic-driven visual communication focused on prevention access, peer-led education, and community-based harm reduction initiatives.
45" x 45"
Examining the relationship between harm-reduction restrictions, needle recovery, and drug-related harms in Saskatchewan, this poster translated complex public health research into accessible, infographic-driven visual communication for conference presentation and knowledge mobilization.
Focusing on peer-led harm reduction pop-up testing initiatives in Saskatchewan, this poster explored barriers to care, relationship-building, and community trust through structured, infographic-driven visual communication designed for conference presentation and knowledge mobilization.
Exploring sexual identity, attraction, and lived experience among heterosexual men who have sex with men (H-MSM), this poster translated qualitative research findings into structured, infographic-driven visual communication for conference presentation and knowledge mobilization.
