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We used both purposive and snowball sampling techniques. Purposive sampling was achieved through posters and flyers that were distributed both electronically and manually to women's clinics, ACB communities, and HIV clinics in the province.
Community partnerships were also formed with relevant HIV support groups and organizations for ACB WWH in the province, for example, the Afro-Canadian Positive Network of BC. Within these community organizations/groups and clinics, further samples were recruited through snowballing techniques.
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