Education and Training

AIDS Alliance offers a variety of education, training, and technical assistance opportunities for care providers and for women, youth, and families living with, affected by, or at risk for HIV.

The Consumer Leadership Corps Training Program empowers, trains, and supports women living with HIV as trainers of other consumers in their home community. The program is supported through a generous grant from the Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA). 

Girls 4 HOPE (Health, Opportunities, Prevention, and Education) builds the capacity of community-based organizations to provide HIV prevention programs to black and Latina teen girls and their families. The program is supported through a generous grant from the Division of Adolescent & School Health, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (DASH/CDC).

AIDS Alliance supports a nationwide effort to promote HIV testing among all people, especially women and youth. AIDS Alliance has partnered with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office on HIV/AIDS Policy for the National HIV Testing Mobilization Campaign. more...

AIDS Alliance is excited to serve as a National Partner in the NIAID HIV Vaccine Research Education Initiative (NHVREI). more... 

Voices, our annual AIDS Alliance conference and membership meeting, brings together consumers and care providers to share information about what works. Voices participants discuss the latest advances in treatment, care, and prevention, as well as the most pressing policy concerns facing our community. Voices is the only national conference dedicated solely to AIDS and women, children, youth, and families. Voices 2009 will be held in Arlington, Virginia, from May 15-19, 2009.

All of our technical assistance is tailored to meet the needs of participants. For more information about our AIDS Alliance education, training, and technical assistance programs and services, call or email Linda H. Scruggs at 202-785-3569, ext. 15.