Southern AIDS Coalition
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Southern AIDS Coalition works to end HIV and improve access to care across the South, including metro Atlanta. People can learn about HIV, join efforts to improve health policies, and attend community events and leadership training. It also offers grants and training to community groups working on HIV. Offers: HIV education; Health policy advocacy; Leadership training; Community events and conferences; Training for community organizations; Grants for HIV community programs. Email admin@southernaidscoalition.org or use the contact form on their website.
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What they offer 6
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Capacity Building AssistanceService
Free online trainings and follow-up help for community groups, government agencies and health care groups in the South. Topics include HIV stigma and cultural humility.
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Leadership Development & EducationProgram
A series of trainings made by and for people in the South who are living with HIV, to build new leaders.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Policy & AdvocacyProgram
Work with allies across the South to push for better health care, prevention and basic rights at the federal, state and local levels. Members get action alerts, sign-on letters and petitions.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
SAC MembershipProgram
Businesses, nonprofits, government, schools and individuals can join the coalition. Members get policy updates, a say in policy, networking and discounts on conferences.
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Southern ScienceProgram
An educational series that shares news in HIV science, COVID-19 and related fields from Southern researchers, scientists and community advocates.
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