Dini Harsono, MSc

Trained in health psychology, Dini is a social and behavioral researcher with a primary interest in identifying and addressing socio-ecological factors affecting the uptake of evidence-based HIV and substance use prevention and treatment programs. She is also interested in ethical research practices that promote equity in research participation and collaboration. She has extensive experience in designing and implementing qualitative and mixed methods research projects, and has served as an investigator in studies funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and other sources. She mentors undergraduate and graduate students, training fellows, junior faculty, and community partners in conducting literature reviews, pilot studies, and implementation evaluation projects.

Other Projects

• Managing health during humanitarian crises: Resilience, establishing health priorities, and impact on health care workers (2023-2025)

Principal investigators: Drs. Julia Rozanova and Sheela Shenoi

Funding: The Edward J. and Dorothy Clarke Kempf Memorial Fund, Yale MacMillan Center

• HIV/AIDS in humanitarian crises (2020-2022)

Principal investigators: Drs. Kaveh Khoshnood and Luke Davis

Funding: The Edward J. and Dorothy Clarke Kempf Memorial Fund, Yale MacMillan Center

• Project CIRCLE: CIRA international HIV research capacity and collaboration: An exploratory study (2019-2021)

Principal investigators: Dr. Kaveh Khoshnood and Ms. Dini Harsono

Funding: No funding