Join the National Black Women's HIV/AIDS Network, Inc.
The mission of the National Black Women’s HIV/AIDS Network, Inc., is to reduce the burden of morbidity, mortality and stigma of HIV/AIDS and other health disparities associated with gender, social, and economic inequities among black women and girls.
As the only national organization focusing exclusively on Black woman and girls living with and at risk of HIV/AIDS and other health disparities, our primary purpose is to provide leadership and expertise in the prevention and spread of HIV/AIDS and other health disparities that affect black women and girls nationally and internationally.
We’ve created a “network” of Black women and girls committed to focusing the attention of the broader community on the issues faced by Black women and girls living with and affected by HIV/AIDS and other health disparities. This unique model of community mobilization and shared leadership, addresses the urgent need for black women to set and implement a national HIV/AIDS and health equity agenda for black women. With no promising cure or vaccine on the horizon the logical step for moving forward points to basic grassroots advocacy, community mobilization, and absolute determination. This action is vital in the fight to end HIV/AIDS and other health disparities in Black women and girls.
Join us! We offer a unique opportunity to collectively address the urgent need for black women to set and implement a national HIV/AIDS and health equity agenda for black women and girls living with and at risk of HIV/AIDS and other health disparities.
Membership Benefits:
As the only national organization focusing exclusively on Black woman and girls living with and at risk of HIV/AIDS and other health disparities, our primary purpose is to provide leadership and expertise in the prevention and spread of HIV/AIDS and other health disparities that affect black women and girls nationally and internationally.
We’ve created a “network” of Black women and girls committed to focusing the attention of the broader community on the issues faced by Black women and girls living with and affected by HIV/AIDS and other health disparities. This unique model of community mobilization and shared leadership, addresses the urgent need for black women to set and implement a national HIV/AIDS and health equity agenda for black women. With no promising cure or vaccine on the horizon the logical step for moving forward points to basic grassroots advocacy, community mobilization, and absolute determination. This action is vital in the fight to end HIV/AIDS and other health disparities in Black women and girls.
Join us! We offer a unique opportunity to collectively address the urgent need for black women to set and implement a national HIV/AIDS and health equity agenda for black women and girls living with and at risk of HIV/AIDS and other health disparities.
Membership Benefits:
- Networking between members across states
- Opportunities to participate in national , state and local advocacy efforts
- Public policy and programmatic initiative updates throughout the year
- Public policy reports on pending legislation related to HIV prevention, care and treatment issues
- Legislative action and advocacy alerts regarding policy action throughout the year
- Engage in educating elected officials and advancing critical policy issues affecting Black women and girls with and at risk of HIV/AIDS and other health disparities in your community, your state and the country.
- Analysis on policy issues, research and pending legislation affecting Black women and girls with HIV/AIDS and other health disparities
- E- copies of publications and research reports pertaining to Black women and girls with and at risk for HIV/AIDS and other health disparities
- Periodic E- newsletter
Membership Form 2021.pdf | |
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Download the Member Application by clicking on the "Download File" above.
Then print, complete and mail to: NBWHAN, 1813 Laurel Street, Columbia, SC 29201.
Then print, complete and mail to: NBWHAN, 1813 Laurel Street, Columbia, SC 29201.