National Minority AIDS Council Building Healthier Communities

Building Leadership in Communities of Color to Address HIV/AIDS

Thursday, Oct 29th, Institutes

Thursday, Oct 29th, Institutes

INSTITUTES: 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m., Thursday, October 29, 2009
  • African American Institute: Innovative Leadership for the African American Leader - Reflecting on Our Roots While Preparing for the Future

  • Watching Over the Numbers: Fiscal Management and Accountability for Nonprofit Organizations

  • MSM Institute: Global and Domestic Perspectives on Effective Programming and Challenges

  • Women’s Institute: Demystifying a Woman’s High Risk: Men, Money and Media

  • Providing Health Care for Transgender People in a Primary Care Setting

  • Host Committee Institute: Hope & Action: A 25 Year Retrospective on HIV in the Bay Area

  • The Future of HIV/AIDS Care, Treatment & Prevention With Health Reform

  • An Inventory of HIV Prevention in the U.S.

  • Latinos and HIV/AIDS Institute: Bringing the Needs of Latina/os to the Forefront: Prioritizing Immigrant, Transgender Women and MSM Communities
     
  • Recruiting and Retaining High Risk Groups

  • FINDING RENEWAL: The AIDS, Medicine & Miracles Experience

  • AIDS Alliance for Children, Youth & Families Presents: Making Parents Matter: How Community-Based Organizations Can Work More Effectively with Parenting Adults

  • From Research to Policy and Action: The Role of Housing in Addressing HIV Prevention and Care

  • Using the Power of Parents to Strengthen Family Communication about Sexual Health and Disease Prevention

  • Asian & Pacific Islander Institute

  • Native American Institute: Mobilizing our Communities! Natives Taking Action Against AIDS

  • HIV Prevention for Youth 2.0

  • Sexuality in the Black Church Today

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