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Become a leader in the fight against HIV/AIDS in the Black community

From staff reports

The African American HIV University Community Mobilization College is offering fellowships for individuals interested in joining the fight against HIV/AIDS in the Black community.

The intensive program builds organizational capacity and individual leadership skills to change the trajectory of this epidemic in Black communities. Leadership in the Black HIV/AIDS community is vital to the mobilization of Black people and institutions toward ending the devastating impact of this disease.

By the end of the fellowship the college, partnering organizations and their fellows will be stewards of a living, breathing mobilization campaign that they will have visualized, cultivated and shepherded. In addition, attendees will acquire the skill set and networks necessary to continue the fight.

Applications can be downloaded at http://tinyurl.com/applicationinstructions.

The program is offered by the National Minority AIDS Council, which has since 1987 attempted to develop leadership within communities of color to address the challenges of HIV/AIDS. Its advocacy efforts are funded solely through private funders and donors.

Contact NMAC by calling 202-483-6622, ext. 309, e-mailing communications@nmac.org or visiting www.nmac.org for more information.

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