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African American faith-based organizations have long been recognized as vital resources in the African American community. Within the Social Determinants of Health Framework, various barriers and facilitators to implementing HIV and STI prevention activities within these faith-based organizations have been identified. The Southern Nevada Teen Pregnancy Prevention project implemented an evidence-based teen pregnancy prevention intervention targeting African American youth ages 14-19 years in African American faith-based organizations in Clark County, NV. This manuscript presents the lessons learned from this project. In addition to confirming some of the barriers and facilitators previously identified in the literature, this manuscript also identifies additional barriers and facilitators based on the experiences of this project, which can further enhance future work with these organizations.

Teen Pregnancy Prevention and African American Faith-Based Organizations: Lessons Learned from the Southern Nevada Teen Pregnancy Prevention Project