The Georgia AIDS Coalition is a not-for-profit Georgia corporation created in 1989 to act as an education resource for the formation and articulation of public policy regarding HIV infection. GAC is the only Georgia organization fully devoted to this purpose.

Our Objectives

Events

At the International AIDS Conference being held August 3-8 in Mexico City, AFC Vice President David Ernesto Munar will join Congresswoman Barbara Lee (D-CA) in co-moderating a panel discussion on the “USA HIV Epidemic in 2008.” Dr. Kevin Fenton of the CDC will provide opening remarks on new HIV incidence data and its implications. READ MORE

Highlights

Updated Fact Sheets on HIV/AIDS and Black Americans, Latinos, and Women
The Kaiser Family Foundation has updated three fact sheets that provide snapshots of the impact of HIV/AIDS on minorities and women in the United States. Each fact sheet includes the latest data on key trends and current cases, as well as population-specific information on HIV transmission patterns and access to care.

• "Black Americans and HIV/AIDS" -- provides information on the disproportionate impact of HIV/AIDS on Blacks.
• "Latinos and HIV/AIDS" -- focuses on the largest and fastest growing ethnic minority group in the country.
• "Women and HIV/AIDS in the United States" -- highlights the challenges for women living with and at risk for HIV.

Southeast AIDS Training and Education Center Key Contacts
Key Contacts is a directory to HIV-related services and other resources in Atlanta and Georgia, and also includes information on Internet and hotline resources. Major funding for this resource guide is from HRSA grant #1 H4A HA 00067-03. Key Contacts is updated regularly.

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