Capacity Building Assistance - Training Activities 
	October 2003
	Date(s)	Name of Activity/ Target Pop	Location	Main Objectives/Type of Training 	CBA Provider/ Contact Information
	______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 1 - 2 	C.H.I.E.F.S.	Hartford, CT	●Participants will learn how to mobilize their peers (African 	Health Watch Information and Promotion 
	2003	(Community HIV 	American older adults) to increase awareness of HIV 	Service (HWIPS)
	Information/Education 	prevention, promote HIV risk-reduction behaviors, build 
	for Seniors) Training	effective African American leaders in HIV prevention and 	Wally Cantu, 
	increase the participation of African Americans in the HIV 
	prevention community planning process.  This training is 
	limited to a minimum of 15 and a maximum of 35 participants.
	Participants must pre-register at least two weeks before 
	African American Older Adults	training date.
	(212) 564-7199
	wcantu@hwatch.org
www.hwatch.org	African American
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 1 - 31 	American Red Cross	Local Chapter, 	The American Red Cross November trainings are:	American Red Cross
	2003	HIV Prevention 	Nationwide	●African American HIV/AIDS Program
	Courses	●African American Red Cross HIV/AIDS Program
	●Basic HIV/AIDS Program	Local Chapter, 
	●Hispanic HIV/AIDS Program
	●Workplace HIV/AIDS Instructor Course 
	●HIV/AIDS Starter Facts 
	●HIV/AIDS Starter Facts Instructor Course 
	HIV Providers	●Fundamentals of Instructor Training (FIT)
	●Act SMART - Module 1, Module 2, and Module 3
	Local Chapter
http://www.redcross.org/services/hss/hivaids/	HIV/AIDS Information
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 3 -  2003	Alameda County 	Oakland, CA	●This training is designed to teach participants how to:	National Minority AIDS Council (NMAC)
	Training	identify common financial management issues that federally-
	Surviving an Audit 	funded minority CBOs encounter when managing grants; 
	Training	successfully address common management issues; and 	In Pyo Lee, 
	describe legal responsibilities and how to minimize exposure.
	Minority CBOs
	(202) 234-5120
	ilee@nmac.org
www.nmac.org	Financial Management
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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	Date(s)	Name of Activity/ Target Pop	Location	Main Objectives/Type of Training 	CBA Provider/ Contact Information
	______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 4 -  2003	Mobilizing your 	Manchester, NH	●This training is designed to teach participants to: Describe the	Gay Men of African Descent
	Community	concept of “community."  This will include the general 	(GMAD)
	definition of the term and specific terms that is relevant to 
	the community that is being targeted for mobilization as part 	Mathew Fonson, 
	of an organization’s prevention activities.
	African American Men who have Sex with Men
	(AAYMSM)
	(212) 828-1697
	mfonson@gmad.org
www.gmad.org	Community Mobilization
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 4 -  2003	Ohio Commission on 	Columbus, OH	●This training is designed to train participants on ways to: 	National Minority AIDS Council (NMAC)
	Minority Health	identify private and public funding sources; develop fund-
	Fundraising and 	raising strategies and plans; identify target population; and 
	Program Development 	describe various financial issues.	In Pyo Lee, 
	Training
	Minority CBOs
	(202) 234-5120
	ilee@nmac.org
www.nmac.org	Resource Development
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 4 - 5 	Promotor Training	McAllen, TX	●This training is designed to train Migrant workers as Peer 	Farmworkers Justice Fund (FJF)
	2003	HIV prevention educators.  This particular training is closed to 
	new participants.
	Myrtelina Gonzalez, 
	Migrant Promotores
	(202) 783-2628
	mgonzalez@nclr.org
www.fwjustice.org	Migrant
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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	Date(s)	Name of Activity/ Target Pop	Location	Main Objectives/Type of Training 	CBA Provider/ Contact Information
	______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 6 - 7 	C.H.I.E.F.S.	Hartford, CT	●Participants will learn how to mobilize their peers (African 	Health Watch Information and Promotion 
	2003	 (Community HIV 	American older adults) to increase awareness of HIV 	Service (HWIPS)
	Information/Education 	prevention, promote HIV risk-reduction behaviors, build 
	for Seniors) Training	effective African American leaders in HIV prevention and 	Wally Cantu, 
	increase the participation of African Americans in the HIV 
	prevention community planning process.  This training is 
	limited to a minimum of 15 and a maximum of 35 participants.
	Participants must pre-register at least two weeks before 
	African American Older Adults	training date.
	(212) 564-7199
	wcantu@hwatch.org
www.hwatch.org	African American
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 6 - 7 	Positively Latino 	Los Angeles, CA	●This seminar will focus on Prevention With Positives (PWP) 	PROCEED, Inc.
	2003	Seminar	issues for HIV positive Latinos.  Experts in the field of PWP 
	speak on the latest advancements in PWP around the country.
	Since there are a limited amount of interventions for this 	Deanna McPherson, 
	particular population, this seminar will also highlight 
	achievements in positive prevention with an introduction to 
	PROCEED, Inc. NCTSTA’s Positively Latino curriculum.  
	Seminar topics will include: Relationship Building, Sexuality 
	CBO and ASO Representatives	(Safer sex), Treatment Adherence and Substance Abuse.
	(908) 351-7727
	dmcpherson@proceedinc.com
www.proceedinc.com	Prevention with Positives
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 6 - 10 	Community Readiness 	Oklahoma City, OK	●This training is designed to teach about the challenges, 	National Native American AIDS Prevention 
	2003	Training/Research 	barriers and successes of HIV/AIDS and health-related 	Center (NNAAPC)
	Summit	research within the American Indian/Alaska Native and 
	Native Hawaiian (AI/AN/NH) communities.	 Dennis Manuelito, 
	● It will also teach participants ways of identifying and 
	addressing current public policies that affect the AI/AN/NH 
	communities.
	Community Members, Service Providers, 
	Program Planners, Researchers and Evaluators
	 (510) 444-2051
	dmanuelito@nnaapc
www.nnaapc.org	American Indian/Native Hawaiian /Native Alaskan
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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	Date(s)	Name of Activity/ Target Pop	Location	Main Objectives/Type of Training 	CBA Provider/ Contact Information
	______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 6 - 10 	Comprehensive 	Denver, CO	●The purpose of this five-day course is to provide a 	Denver STD/HIV Prevention Training Center
	2003	Introduction to 	comprehensive overview of behavioral interventions that are 
	Effective STD/HIV 	known to be effective in the prevention of HIV and STDs.  
	Behavioral 	Topics from the course include: epidemiology; behavior 	Terry Stewart, 
	Interventions	change theory; program evaluation; individual, group and 
	community-level interventions; harm reduction as a 
	prevention strategy; and discussions on public health 
	information.
	Program Managers, Outreach and Field Staff, 
	Prevention Case Managers, Health Educators, 
	Community Planning Members, etc.	(303) 436-7267
	terry.stewart@dhha.org
www.DenverPTC.org	Behavioral Intervention
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 6 - 10 	NMAC KIC Regional 	Tampa,  FL	●These trainings are developed especially for HIV/AIDS 	National Minority AIDS Council (NMAC)
	2003	Training	prevention and care/services providers serving people of color.
	This training is designed to enhance your knowledge and gain
	new skills for strengthening minority community-based 	Faisal Alam, 
	organizations.  Sessions include: Community Planning-
	Guidance Orientation Training; HIV Treatment Update; Why 
	Media? Board Development; Grant Writing; Fiscal 
	Management; Surviving an Audit; and Increasing Participation
	Minority CBOs	of Vulnerable and Underserved Populations in Planning:  
	Ryan White Care Act Amendments of 2000. There is no cost 
	to attend the training, but you must register.	(202) 483-6622
	falam@nmac.org
www.nmac.org	Community Planning
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 8 -  2003	Understanding 	Newark, NJ	●This training is designed to teach participants to: Describe the	Gay Men of African Descent
	Community Mobilization	concept of “community” in two ways that include the general	(GMAD)
	definition of the term and specific terms that are relevant to 
	the community that is being targeted for mobilization as part 	Julius Powell, 
	of an organization’s prevention activities.
	African American Young Men who have Sex with
	 Men (AAYMSM)
	(212) 828-1697
	jpowell@gmad.org
www.gmad.org	Community Mobilization
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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	Date(s)	Name of Activity/ Target Pop	Location	Main Objectives/Type of Training 	CBA Provider/ Contact Information
	______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 9 - 10 	HIV Prevention Case 	Rapid City, SD	●This course is designed to introduce STD/HIV health care 	Denver STD/HIV Prevention Training Center
	2003	Management	professionals and professionals from other human service fields
	 to the basic knowledge and skills necessary to provide HIV 
	prevention case management services.  It will provide a 	Terry Stewart, 
	thorough understanding of what HIV prevention case 
	management is and what skills and resources are required to 
	effectively provide this service.
	STD/HIV Health Care Professionals and Other 
	Human Service Professionals
	(303) 436-7267
	tstewart@adhha.org
www.denverptc.org	Prevention Case Management (PCM)
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 9 - 10 	National Faith Leaders 	Columbia, SC	●This training will equip faith leaders on how to implement a 	ITC/HELP
	2003	Training Institute	faith-based HIV and substance abuse prevention curriculum, 
	Affirming a Future with Hope: HIV and Substance Abuse 
	Prevention for African American Communities of Faith" with 	Monifa A. Jumanne Ph.D., 
	congregations and outreach ministries.
	Faith Leaders
	(404) 614-6362
	myers_kenneth@msn.com
wwwitchelp.org	Faith
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 9 - 10 	National Faith Leaders 	Pontiac, MI	●This training will equip faith leaders to implement a faith-	ITC/HELP
	2003	Training Institute	based HIV and substance abuse prevention curriculum, 
	Affirming a Future with Hope:  HIV and Substance Abuse 
	Prevention for African American Communities of Faith" with 	Monifa A.
	congregations and outreach ministries.	Jumanne Ph.D., 
	Faith Leaders
	(404) 614-6362
	myers_kenneth@msn.com
www.itchelp.org	Faith
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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	Date(s)	Name of Activity/ Target Pop	Location	Main Objectives/Type of Training 	CBA Provider/ Contact Information
	______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 9 - 10 	Prevention with 	San Francisco, CA	●This course is designed to provide an overview of HIV 	Jackson State University
	2003	Positives	prevention for positives including key elements of program 
	development specific to HIV positive persons. 
	●Participants will gain knowledge or prevention techniques 	Rickey Williams, 
	that will enhance their ability to design, develop, implement 
	and evaluate effective HIV prevention interventions for 
	persons who are living with HIV.
	African  American
	(415) 575-0150
	rwilliams@stopaids.org
www.stopaids.org	HIV/AIDS Information
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 9 - 10 	SISTA	Oakland, CA	●This course is designed to assist organizations and agencies in	Jackson State University
	2003	(Sisters Informing 	 implementing the SISTA intervention as part of an effective 
	Sisters about 	HIV/AIDS prevention program.  This intervention has been 
	Topics on AIDS)	proven to be effective with African American women by 	Michael Shaw, 
	increasing consistent condom use and the prevention of HIV 
	infection.  The SISTA intervention is in the Compendium of 
	HIV Prevention Interventions as an intervention with 
	evidence of effectiveness.
	General African	●Participants will gain knowledge in how to implement the 
	 American Population	SISTA intervention with African American women and how 
	to adapt this intervention to meet their programmatic needs.	 (510) 873-6512
	mshaw@co.almeda.ca.us
www.stopaids.org	African American
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 13 - 14 	High Impact Leadership	New Haven, CT	●Participants will learn ways to develop and improve African 	Health Watch Information and Promotion 
	2003	 Training	American leadership abilities by prioritizing the leadership roles	Service (HWIPS)
	and responsibilities of minority-led CBOs from a cultural 
	frame of reference.  This two-day training presents a 	Wally Cantu, 
	transformative, proactive response to gaps in knowledge, 
	attitudes and behaviors of leaders of minority-led CBOs. This 
	training is limited to a minimum of 15 and a maximum of 35 
	participants.  Participants must pre-register at least two weeks
	African American CBO Executive Staff and Board	before the training date.
	 Members as well as Other African American 
	Stakeholders	(212) 564-7199
	wcantu@hwatch.org
www.hwatch.org	African American
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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	Date(s)	Name of Activity/ Target Pop	Location	Main Objectives/Type of Training 	CBA Provider/ Contact Information
	______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 13 - 17 	Strategic Fundraising 	Richmond, VA	●In this institute, conducted by The Grantsmanship Center 	PROCEED, Inc
	2003	Institute	consultants, participants will learn how to perform a 
	fundraising audit, write an effective case statement, motivate 
	board and volunteers, and decide which fundraising techniques	Brenda Cruz, 
	will work best for  community-based organization or AIDS 
	service organizations now and in the future.
	Executive Directors, Fund Development 
	Personnel and Program Coordinators Managers
	  (908) 351-7727
www.proceedinc.com	Grantsmanship/Grant Writing
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 14 - 15 	Common Cents:  A 	Memphis, TN	●This training is designed to enables your organization to 	Puerto Rican Organization for Community 
	2003	Fiscal Policies & 	create a manual of written fiscal policies and step-by-step 	Education and Economic Development, Inc. 
	Procedures Clinic	procedures tailored to its needs.  By applying these policies 	(PROCEED)
	and procedures, your organization can reduce bookkeeping 	Brenda Cruz, 
	headaches, improve cash flow and ensure contract 
	compliance.  Some of the topics include: Simplify the 
	preparation for financial reporting & audits; Easily train and 
	supervise staff on proper financial procedures; Developing  
	Fiscal Officers and  Executive Directors	common fiscal policies and procedures that are personalized to 
	your organization’s needs.
	(908) 351-7727
	bcruz@proceedinc.com
www.proceedinc.com	Fiscal Management
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 14 - 15 	High Impact Leadership	New Haven, CT	●Participants will learn ways to develop and improve African 	Health Watch Information and Promotion 
	2003	American leadership abilities by prioritizing the leadership roles	Service (HWIPS)
	and responsibilities of minority-led CBOs from a cultural 
	frame of reference.  This two-day training presents a 	Wally Cantu, 
	transformative, proactive response to gaps in knowledge, 
	attitudes and behaviors of leaders of minority-led CBOs. This 
	training is limited to a minimum of 15 and a maximum of 35 
	participants.  
	African American CBO Executive Staff and Board	Participants must pre-register at least two weeks before the 
	training date.
	(212) 564-7199
	wcantu@hwatch.org
www.hwatch.org	African American
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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	Date(s)	Name of Activity/ Target Pop	Location	Main Objectives/Type of Training 	CBA Provider/ Contact Information
	______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 14 - 16 	Impacto Positivo	Yuma, AZ	●This course is designed to help health and human service 	Rural Opportunities, Inc. (ROI)
	2003	providers learn about the dynamics and challenges faced by 
	Migrant YMSM. 
	●Participants will also learn how to develop their existing skills 	Ronald Gonzalez, 
	that incorporate cultural factors specific to the population.
	Program Managers, Outreach and Field Staff, 
	Prevention Case Managers, Community Health 
	Educators and Community Planning Group 	(585) 340-3714
	Members	rgonzalez@ ruralinc.org
www.ruralinc.org	Migrant
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 15 -  	Connecticut CPG 	Storrs, CT	●This training is designed to develop leadership as it relates to 	National Minority AIDS Council (NMAC)
	2003	Training	HIV Prevention Community Planning.
	In Pyo Lee, 
	Minority CBO and CPG Members
	(202) 234-5120
	ilee@nmac.org
www.nmac.org	Community Planning
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 15 - 17 	Logical Framework 	Los Angeles, CA	●This training is designed to provide participants with the tools	U.S.-Mexico Border Health Association 
	2003	Approach to Project 	 to design and administer projects utilizing a logical framework.	(USMBHA)
	Management
	Apolonia Hernandez, 
	Health Promoters
	(915) 833-6450 
	hernadp@usmbha.org
www.usmbha.org	Project Management
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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	Date(s)	Name of Activity/ Target Pop	Location	Main Objectives/Type of Training 	CBA Provider/ Contact Information
	______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 19 - 20 	The Tides Foundation	San Francisco, CA	●This training is designed to:  Identify common financial 	National Minority AIDS Council
	2003	management issues that Federally-funded minority CBOs 
	encounter when managing grants; Successfully address 
	common management issues; and Describe legal 	In Pyo Lee, 
	responsibilities and how to minimize exposure.
	Minority CBOs
	(202) 234-5120
	ilee@nmac.org
http://www.nmac.org	Fiscal Management
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 20 - 24 	3rd NLEAP Training	Saratoga Springs, 	●This training is designed to focus on:  Continued work on 	National Native American AIDS Prevention 
	2003	CA	State CPG; Continued work on Community Mobilization; 	Center (NNAAPC)
	Continued work on Network Building; and Next Steps.
	Carolyn Kualii, 
	Preselected NLEAP Participants, NNAAPC Staff 
	and Consultants
	(510) 444-2051
	ckualii@nnaapc.org
www.nnaapc.org	Native American
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 20 - 24 	Organizational 	Miami, FL	●Through its various skills-based, interactive seminars, this 	PROCEED, Inc
	2003	Development and 	conference will increase the capacity of organizations to 
	HIV/AIDS Symposium	effectively addresses the needs of the target population. 
	●The conference will also help participants develop and 	Brenda Cruz, 
	enhance their skills in organizational development as well as 
	foster networking and collaboration among other HIV/AIDS 
	service organizations. The training model is hands-on and 
	involves a combination of skill building, practical, and didactic 
	Executive Directors and CBO/ASO 	methods. Topics will include:  Fiscal Policies and Procedures, 
	Representatives	Fund Development, Strategic Planning, Change Management,
	and Prevention With Positives, to name a few.	 (908) 351-7727
	bcruz@proceedinc.com
www.proceedinc.com	Organizational Infrastructure
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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	Date(s)	Name of Activity/ Target Pop	Location	Main Objectives/Type of Training 	CBA Provider/ Contact Information
	______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 21 - 23 	Fundamentals of HIV 	Miami, FL	●This training is designed to develop competencies of HIV 	U.S.-Mexico Border Health Association 
	2003	Prevention Counseling	Prevention Counselors and peer counselors.	(USMBHA)
	Apolonia Hernandez, 
	Health Promoters, HIV Prevention Counselors 
	and Peer Counselors
	(915) 833-6450 
	hernadp@usmbha.org
www.usmbha.org	Counseling
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 21 - 24 	Fundamentals of HIV 	Dallas, TX	●This course is designed to improve the ability of providers in 	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 
	2003	Prevention Counseling	a variety of settings to support clients in making behavior 	(CDC)
	changes that reduce their risk of acquiring or transmitting HIV.
	After taking this course, trainers will be better prepared to 	Jacqueline Elliott, 
	teach other trainers and service providers with a six-step 
	protocol for providing HIV prevention counseling.  Completion
	of this course is the prerequisite for all other courses in the 
	CDC Prevention Counseling series.
	Trainers Providing HIV Prevention Services
	(404) 639-3776
	JElliott2@cdc.gov
www.cdc.gov	Training of Trainers (TOT)
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 23 - 24 	National Faith Leaders 	Syracuse,  NY	●This training will equip faith leaders with knowledge on how 	ITC/HELP
	2003	Training Institute	to implement a faith-based HIV and substance abuse 
	(NFLTI)	prevention curriculum,  "Affirming a Future with Hope:  HIV 
	and Substance Abuse Prevention for African American 	Monifa A.
	Communities of Faith" with congregations and outreach 	Jumanne Ph.D., 
	ministries.
	Faith Leaders
	(404) 614-6362
	michaelfr@juno.com
www.itchelp.org	Faith
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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	Date(s)	Name of Activity/ Target Pop	Location	Main Objectives/Type of Training 	CBA Provider/ Contact Information
	______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 23 - 24 	National Faith Leaders 	Houston, TX	●This training will equip faith leaders with knowledge on how 	ITC/HELP
	2003	Training Institute	to implement a faith-based HIV and substance abuse 
	(NFLTI)	prevention curriculum, "Affirming a Future with Hope:  HIV 
	and Substance Abuse Prevention for African American 	Monifa A.
	Communities of Faith" with congregations and outreach 	Jumanne Ph.D., 
	ministries.
	Faith Leaders
	(404) 614-6362
	eleosorg@yahoo.com
www.itchelp.org	Faith
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 23 - 24 	Prevention Case 	Buffalo, NY	●This skills building training is designed to teach the principles 	PROCEED, Inc.
	2003	Management	and methodologies of PCM.  The workshop provides an 
	overview plus theory and principles as well as many practical 
	applications.	David Alter, 
	AIDS Services Staff and  PCM Counselors
	(908) 351-7727
	dalter@proceedinc.com
www.proceedinc.com	Prevention Case Management (PCM)
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 24 -  	Tennessee Department 	Nashville, TN	●This training is designed to train participants to:  Explain cash	National Minority AIDS Council (NMAC)
	2003	of Health	 flow and the importance of cash management; State the 
	Fiscal Management 	basic principles of internal control and be able to establish staff 
	Training	assignments that separate duties; Prepare a cost allocation 	In Pyo Lee, 
	plan; Explain how to utilize unit costs and cost allocation as a 
	strategic tool; Explain cash flow and the importance of cash 
	management; Explain the need for and importance of audits; 
	State the major differences between an audit of the financial 
	Minority CBOs	statements and the single audit (A-133); State the basic 
	principles of internal control; and Prepare a cost allocation plan.
	(202) 234-5120
	ilee@nmac.org
www.nmac.org	Fiscal Management
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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	Date(s)	Name of Activity/ Target Pop	Location	Main Objectives/Type of Training 	CBA Provider/ Contact Information
	______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 27 -  	Action Planning	Pensacola, FL	●This training will provide participants with skills to effectively	Smart Thinkers in Action (SHISA)
	2003	plan and facilitate meetings for their community on how to 
	address the issue of HIV infection in the African American 
	Community.	Doris Partridge, 
	African American Community Leaders and 
	Community Based Organizations
	(850) 224-4227
	doris@shisa.org
www.shisa.org	African American
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 27 - 28 	Community Mobilization	Philadelphia, PA	●Participants will learn strategies to more effectively engage 	Health Watch Information and Promotion 
	2003	 Training	African American communities in HIV prevention decision-	Service (HWIPS)
	making and action planning.  This training will also cover 
	community organizing and maintaining a community initiative.	Wally Cantu, 
	Skills building will focus on the roles of the participants, 
	confidence development and techniques for increasing 
	community awareness and involvement regarding HIV/AIDS 
	infection and prevention.  This training is limited to a minimum
	African American CBOs and the General African 	 of 15 and a maximum of 35 participants.  Participants must 
	American Population	pre-register at least two weeks before training date.
	(212) 564-7199
	wcantu@hwatch.org
www.hwatch.org	African American
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 27 - 31 	Strategic Fundraising 	Denver, CO	●In this institute, conducted by The Grantsmanship Center 	PROCEED, Inc
	2003	Institute	consultants, participants will learn how to perform a 
	fundraising audit, write an effective case statement, motivate 
	your board and volunteers, and decide which fundraising 	Brenda Cruz, 
	techniques will work best for their community based 
	organization or AIDS service organization (now and in the 
	future).
	Executive Directors, Fund Development 
	Personnel and Program Coordinators Managers
	(908) 351-7727
	bcruz@proceedinc.com
www.proceedinc.com	Grantsmanship/Grant Writing
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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	Date(s)	Name of Activity/ Target Pop	Location	Main Objectives/Type of Training 	CBA Provider/ Contact Information
	______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 28 - 29 	Community Mobilization	Philadelphia, PA	●Participants will learn strategies to more effectively engage 	Health Watch Information and Promotion 
	2003	 Training	African American communities in HIV prevention decision-	Service (HWIPS)
	making and action planning.  This training will also cover 
	community organizing and maintaining a community initiative.	Wally Cantu, 
	The skills building will focus on the roles of the participants, 
	confidence development and techniques for increasing 
	community awareness and involvement regarding HIV/AIDS 
	infection and prevention.  This training is limited to a minimum
	African American CBOs and General African 	of 15 and a maximum of 35 participants.  Participants must 
	American Population	pre-register at least two weeks before training date.
	(212) 564-7199
	wcantu@hwatch.org
www.hwatch.org	Community Mobilization
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 29 -  	New Jersey Department	Trenton, NJ	●This training is designed to provide cultural competency 	NJ Department of Health
	2003	 of Health	training to State Department of Health HIV Grantees.
	Elizabeth Amaya-Fernandez, 
	Latinos
	(732)565-0070
	e.amayafernandez@verizon.net
www.nationallatinahealthnetwork.com	Cultural Competency
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 30 - 31 	National Faith Leaders 	Cleveland, OH	●This training will equip faith leaders on how to implement a 	ITC/HELP
	2003	Training Institute	faith-based HIV and substance abuse prevention curriculum, 
	(NFLTI)	"Affirming a Future with Hope:  HIV and Substance Abuse 
	Prevention for African American Communities of Faith" with 	Monifa A.
	congregations and outreach ministries.	Jumanne Ph.D., 
	Faith Leaders
	(404) 614-6362
	tisdale65@aol.com
www.itchelp.org	Faith
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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	Date(s)	Name of Activity/ Target Pop	Location	Main Objectives/Type of Training 	CBA Provider/ Contact Information
	______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	October 31 -  	Alameda County 	Oakland, CA	●This training is designed to teach participants how to 	National Minority AIDS Council
	2003	Training	understand the federal research system; become more 
	Writing Successful 	knowledgeable about specific federal program initiatives and 
	Federal Contracts 	priorities, especially in the area of HIV/AIDS; and understand 	In Pyo Lee, 
	Training	the steps and  processes of writing a federal contract.
	Minority CBOs
	(202) 234-5120
	ilee@nmac.org
www.nmac.org	Resource Development
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	November 1 - 30 	American Red Cross	Local Chapter, 	The American Red Cross November trainings are:	American Red Cross
	2003	HIV Prevention 	Nationwide	●African American HIV/AIDS Program
	Courses	●African American Red Cross HIV/AIDS Program
	●Basic HIV/AIDS Program	 Your Local Chapter, 
	●Hispanic HIV/AIDS Program
	●Workplace HIV/AIDS Instructor Course 
	●HIV/AIDS Starter Facts 
	●HIV/AIDS Starter Facts Instructor Course 
	HIV Providers	●Fundamentals of Instructor Training (FIT)
	●Act SMART - Module 1, Module 2, and Module 3
	Local Chapter
http://www.redcross.org/services/hss/hivaids/	HIV/AIDS Information
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	November 4 -  	Understanding 	Newark, NJ	●This training is designed to teach participants to: Describe the	Gay Men of African Descent (GMAD)
	2003	Community Mobilization	concept of “community” in two ways that include the general
	definition of the term and specific terms that are relevant to 
	the community that is being targeted for mobilization as part 	Julius Powell, 
	of an organization’s prevention activities.
	African American Young Men who Have Sex with
	 Men (AAYMSM)
	(212) 828-1697
	jpowell@gmad.org
www.gmad.org	Community Mobilization
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	Date(s)	Name of Activity/ Target Pop	Location	Main Objectives/Type of Training 	CBA Provider/ Contact Information
	______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	November 4 - 7 	Partner Counseling and	St. Louis, MO	 ●After completing this course, trainers will be better prepared 	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 
	2003	 Referral Services	to teach other trainers and service providers working with 	(CDC)
	(Train the Trainer 	HIV-infected clients to identify sex and needle-sharing 
	Course)	partners, locate and notify those partners of their exposure to 	Jacqueline Elliott, 
	HIV, offer counseling, testing, and referral services. Trainers 
	taking this course must have taken or delivered the CDC 
	"Fundamentals of HIV Prevention Counseling" course.
	Trainers Providing HIV Prevention Services
	(404) 639-3776
	JElliott2@cdc.gov
www.cdc.gov	Training of Trainers (TOT)
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	November 5 - 7 	The African American 	Philadelphia, PA	● The training is designed to mobilize and educate the African 	Philadelphia AIDS Consortium
	2003	Church HIV/AIDS 	American faith community on ways to increase their ability to 
	Capacity Building 	respond more effectively to increase the pandemic of 
	Training	HIV/AIDS. The cost for attending this training is $65.00.	Litishia Smith or Donna Johnson, 
	Pastors, Church Nurses, Missionaries, Ministers, 
	Lay Leaders, Youth Ministers, Youth Leaders, 
	Coordinators of HIV/AIDS and Health Ministries	(888) 225-6243
	dej9@tpaconline.org
www.lbsmith@balmingileas.org or dej9@tpaconline.org	Faith
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	November 6 - 7 	National Faith Leaders 	Wilson, NC	●This training will equip faith leaders to implement a faith-	ITC/HELP
	2003	Training Institute	based HIV and substance abuse prevention curriculum, 
	(NFLTI)	“Affirming a Future with Hope: HIV and Substance Abuse 
	Prevention for African American Communities of Faith” with 	Monifa A. Jumanne Ph.D., 
	congregations and outreach ministries.
	Faith Leaders
	(404) 614-6362
	ygrant@earthlink.net
www.itchelp.org	Faith
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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	Date(s)	Name of Activity/ Target Pop	Location	Main Objectives/Type of Training 	CBA Provider/ Contact Information
	______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	November 6 - 7 	National Faith Leaders 	Milwaukee, WI	●This training will equip faith leaders to implement a faith-	ITC/HELP
	2003	Training Institute	based HIV and substance abuse prevention curriculum titled, 
	(NFLTI)	“Affirming a Future with Hope: HIV and Substance Abuse 
	Prevention for African American Communities of Faith” with 	Monifa A. Jumanne Ph.D., 
	congregations and outreach ministries.
	Faith Leaders
	(404) 614-6362
www.itchelp.org	Faith
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	November 7 -  	Alameda County 	Oakland, CA	●This training is designed to teach participants how to:	National Minority AIDS Council (NMAC)
	2003	Training	describe the importance of human resources management; 
	Human Resources 	define key components of human resources; recruit the best 
	Training	employees; establish organizational culture; retain high-	In Pyo Lee, 
	performing employees; and train employees.
	Minority CBOs
	(202) 234-5120
	ilee@nmac.org
www.nmac.org	Human Resource Management
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	November 10 - 	C.H.I.E.F.S. 	Boston, MA	●Participants will learn how to mobilize their peers (African 	Health Watch Information and Promotion 
	11 2003	(Community HIV 	American older adults) to increase awareness of HIV 	Service (HWIPS)
	Information/Education 	prevention, promote HIV risk-reduction behaviors, build 
	for Seniors) Training	effective African American leaders in HIV prevention and 	Wally Cantu, 
	increase the participation of African Americans in the HIV 
	prevention community planning process. This training is limited
	to a minimum of 15 and a maximum of 35 participants. 
	Participants must pre-register at least two weeks before 
	 African American Older Adults	training date.
	(212) 564-7199
	wcantu@hwatch.org
www.hwatch.org	African American
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	Date(s)	Name of Activity/ Target Pop	Location	Main Objectives/Type of Training 	CBA Provider/ Contact Information
	______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	November 10 - 	Influencing Sexual 	Little Rock, AR	●This training explores the importance of adopting and/or 	Dallas STD/HIV Behavioral Intervention 
	12 2003	Behavior: Prevention 	incorporating interventions to meet the needs of 	Training Center
	Messages for 	positive/infected clients.  Prevention with Understanding that 
	Individuals with 	clients’ behavior changes are based on factors such as 	Tracee Belzle, 
	HIV/AIDS	environment, access to health care and risk reduction 
	materials, family, friends and culture.
	HIV Providers Working for Prevention with 
	Positive/Infected Clients
	(214) 645-7306
	Tracee.belzle@utsouthwestern.edu
www2.utsouthwestern.edu/cpiu/ubpp	Behavioral Intervention
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	November 10 - 	NMAC KIC Regional 	Newark, NJ	●This training is designed to enhance knowledge and skills for 	National Minority AIDS Council (NMAC)
	14 2003	Training	strengthening minority community-based organizations. 
	Sessions include: Community Planning-Guidance Orientation 
	Training; HIV Treatment Update; Why Media?; Board 	Faisal Alam, 
	Development; Grant Writing; Fiscal Management; Surviving 
	an Audit; and Increasing Participation of Vulnerable and 
	Underserved Populations in Planning:  Ryan White Care Act 
	Amendments of 2000.  Board Development, Grant Writing 
	Minority CBOs	and Fiscal Management will be conducted in English and 
	Spanish.
	(202) 483-6622
	falam@nmac.org
www.nmac.org	Community Planning
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	November 13 - 	National Faith Leaders 	Quincy, FL	●This training will equip faith leaders to implement a faith-	ITC/HELP
	14 2003	Training Institute	based HIV and substance abuse prevention curriculum, 
	(NFLTI)	“Affirming a Future with Hope: HIV and Substance Abuse 
	Prevention for African American Communities of Faith” with 	Monifa A. Jumanne Ph.D., 
	congregations and outreach ministries.
	Faith Leaders
	(404) 614-6362
	Sylvia@shisa.org
www.itchelp.org	Faith
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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	Date(s)	Name of Activity/ Target Pop	Location	Main Objectives/Type of Training 	CBA Provider/ Contact Information
	______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	November 13 - 	National Faith Leaders 	Tallahassee, FL	●This training will equip faith leaders on how to implement a 	ITC/HELP
	14 2003	Training Institute	faith-based HIV and substance abuse prevention curriculum, 
	(NFLTI)	“Affirming a Future with Hope: HIV and Substance Abuse 
	Prevention for African American Communities of Faith” with 	Monifa A. Jumanne Ph.D., 
	congregations and outreach ministries.
	Faith Leaders
	(404) 614-6362
	Sylvia@shisa.org
www.itchelp.org	Faith
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	November 13 - 	Using Evaluation for 	Boston, MA	●The goal of this training is to provide an overview of the 	Health Watch Information and Promotion 
	14 2003	Program Improvement 	reasons to evaluate and to familiarize participants with 	Service (HWIPS)
	and Capacity Building	strategies to build the evaluation capacity within their 
	organization.  This training identifies ways to use evaluation 	Wally Cantu, 
	data, describes evaluation steps, and uses a logic model to 
	describe an intervention.  This training is limited to a minimum
	of 15 and a maximum of 35 participants.  Participants must 
	pre-register at least two weeks before training date.
	African American CBO Program Directors and 
	Executive Staff
	(212) 564-7199
	wcantu@hwatch.org
www.hwatch.org	Program Evaluation
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	November 14 -  	Alameda County 	Oakland, CA	●This training is designed to teach participants how to:	National Minority AIDS Council (NMAC)
	2003	Training	describe the importance human resources management; define
	Human Resources 	key components of human resources; recruit the best 
	Training	employees; establish organizational culture; retain high-	In Pyo Lee, 
	performing employees; and train employees.
	Minority CBOs
	(202) 234-5120
	ilee@nmac.org
www.nmac.org	Human Resource Management
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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	Date(s)	Name of Activity/ Target Pop	Location	Main Objectives/Type of Training 	CBA Provider/ Contact Information
	______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	November 17 - 	VOICES/VOCES	Jacksonville, FL	●This intervention is designed to teach participants condom 	Dallas STD/HIV Behavioral Intervention 
	18 2003	negotiation skills through a video demonstration in small group	Training Center
	settings; how to deal with the barriers of using condoms;  
	negotiating condom use; and condom education that is 	Tracee Belzle, 
	culturally appropriate to African American and Latino/a 
	heterosexuals.
	HIV Providers Working with African American 
	and Latino/a Heterosexuals
	(214) 645-7306
	Tracee.belzle@utsouthwestern.edu
www2.utsouthwestern.edu/cpiu/ubpp	Risk Reduction
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	November 20 - 	National Faith Leaders 	Oakland, CA	●This training will equip faith leaders to implement a faith-	ITC/HELP
	21 2003	Training Institute	based HIV and substance abuse prevention curriculum, 
	(NFLTI)	“Affirming a Future with Hope: HIV and Substance Abuse 
	Prevention for African American Communities of Faith” with 	Gloria Crowell, 
	congregations and outreach ministries.
	Faith Leaders
	(404) 614-6362
	croglo@pacbell.net
www.itchelp.org	Faith
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	November 21 -  	Connecticut CPG 	Storrs, CT	●This 6-hour long training is designed to develop skills in 	National Minority AIDS Council (NMAC)
	2003	Training	priority setting as it relates to HIV Prevention Community 
	Planning.
	In Pyo Lee, 
	Minority CBO, CPG Members
	(202) 234-5120
	ilee@nmac.org
www.nmac.org	Community Planning
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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	Date(s)	Name of Activity/ Target Pop	Location	Main Objectives/Type of Training 	CBA Provider/ Contact Information
	______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	November 22 -  	Understanding 	Rochester, NY	●This training is designed to teach participants to: Describe the	Gay Men of African Descent
	2003	Community Mobilization	concept of “community” in two ways that include the general	(GMAD)
	definition of the term and specific terms that are relevant to 
	the community that is being targeted for mobilization as part 	Julius Powell, 
	of an organization’s prevention activities.
	African American Young Men who have Sex with
	 Men (AAYMSM)
	(212) 828-1697
	jpowell@gmad.org
www.gmad.org	Community Mobilization
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	December 1 - 31 	American Red Cross	Local Chapter, 	The American Red Cross December trainings are:	American Red Cross
	2003	HIV Prevention 	Nationwide	●African American HIV/AIDS Program
	Courses	●African American Red Cross HIV/AIDS
	●Program Fundamentals Instructor Training 	American Red Cross, Local Chapter
	●Basic HIV/AIDS Program
	●Hispanic HIV/AIDS Program
	●Workplace HIV/AIDS Instructor Course 
	●HIV/AIDS Starter Facts
	HIV Providers	●HIV/AIDS Starter Facts Instructor Course 
	●Fundamentals of Instructor Training (FIT)  
	●Act SMART - Module 1, Module 2, and Module 3
http://www.redcross.org/services/hss/hivaids/	HIV/AIDS Information
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	December 2 - 3 	National Faith Leaders 	Oakland, CA	●This training will equip faith leaders to implement a faith-	ITC/HELP
	2003	Training Institute	based HIV and substance abuse prevention curriculum, 
	(NFLTI)	“Affirming a Future with Hope: HIV and Substance Abuse 
	Prevention for African American Communities of Faith” with 	Monifa A.
	congregations and outreach ministries.	Jumanne Ph.D., 
	Faith Leaders
	(404) 614-6362
	croglo@pacbell.net
www.itchelp.org	Faith
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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	Date(s)	Name of Activity/ Target Pop	Location	Main Objectives/Type of Training 	CBA Provider/ Contact Information
	______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	December 2 - 5 	Fundamentals of HIV 	New Orleans, LA	●This course is designed to improve the ability of providers in 	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 
	2003	Prevention Counseling	a variety of settings to support clients in making behavior 	(CDC)
	changes that reduce their risk of acquiring or transmitting HIV.
	After taking this course, trainers will be better prepared to 	Jacqueline Elliott, 
	teach other trainers and service providers with a six-step 
	protocol for providing HIV prevention counseling.  Completion
	of this course is the prerequisite for all other courses in the 
	CDC Prevention Counseling series.
	Trainers Providing HIV Prevention Services
	(404) 639-3776
	JElliott2@cdc.gov
www.cdc.gov	Training of Trainers (TOT)
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	December 5 -  	AHORA! Project Youth 	La Puente, CA	●This training is designed to identify top health issues in the 	AHORA! Project Youth Health Forum
	2003	Health Forum	Latino Community
	Lazara Paz, 
	Latino Youth
	(732)565-0070
	lazara.paz@verizon.net
www.nationallatinahealthnetwork.com	Hispanic/Latino
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	December 5 -  	Tennessee	Knoxville, TN	This training is designed to increase knowledge about Fiscal 	National Minority AIDS Council (NMAC)
	2003	Department of Health	Management; explain cash flow and cash management; state 
	the basic principles of internal control; explain the importance 
	of audits; and explain how to utilize unit costs and cost 	In Pyo Lee, 
	allocation as a strategic tool.
	Minority CBOs
	(202) 234-5120
	ilee@nmac.org
www.nmac.org	Fiscal Management
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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	Date(s)	Name of Activity/ Target Pop	Location	Main Objectives/Type of Training 	CBA Provider/ Contact Information
	______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	December 5 -  	Tennessee	Jackson, TN	●This training is designed to increase knowledge and enhance 	National Minority AIDS Council (NMAC)
	2003	Department of Health	grant writing skills with a focus on developing goals and 
	Grant Writing and Fiscal	objectives.  By the end of this session, participants will be 
	 Management	able to identify key elements of a proposal; be familiar with 	In Pyo Lee, 
	the guidelines and standard format for writing successful grants.
	Minority CBOs
	(202) 234-5120
	ilee@nmac.org
www.nmac.org	Grantsmanship/Grant Writing
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	December 9 - 10 	Using Evaluation for 	Trenton, NJ	●The goal of this training is to provide an overview of the 	Health Watch Information and Promotion 
	2003	Program Improvement 	reasons to evaluate and to familiarize participants with 	Service (HWIPS)
	and Capacity Building	strategies to build the evaluation capacity within their 
	organization.  This training identifies ways to use evaluation 	Wally Cantu, 
	data, describes evaluation steps, and uses a logic model to 
	describe an intervention.  This training is limited to a minimum
	of 15 and a maximum of 35 participants. Participants must 
	pre-register at least two weeks before training date.
	African American CBO Program Directors and 
	Executive Staff
	(212) 564-7199 Ext. 126
	wcantu@hwatch.org
www.hwatch.org	Program Evaluation
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	December 10 - 12	The African American 	Tacoma, WA	●This training is designed to mobilize and educate the African 	The Balm in Gilead
	 2003	Church HIV/AIDS 	American faith community to increase their ability to respond 
	Capacity Building 	more effectively to their community about HIV/AIDS.   
	Training	There is a $65.00 cost for attending this training.	Litishia Smith or Sonya Arnold, 
	Pastors, Church Nurses, Missionaries, Ministers, 
	Lay Leaders, Youth Ministers, Youth Leaders, 
	Coordinators of HIV/AIDS and Health Ministries	(888) 225-6243 or (253) 383-2565
	dej9@tpaconline.org
www.lbsmith@balmingilead.org	Faith
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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	Date(s)	Name of Activity/ Target Pop	Location	Main Objectives/Type of Training 	CBA Provider/ Contact Information
	______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	December 11 - 12	National Faith Leaders 	St. Thomas, USVI	●This training will equip faith leaders on how to implement a 	ITC/HELP
	 2003	Training Institute 	faith-based HIV and substance abuse prevention curriculum, 
	(NFLTI)	“Affirming a Future with Hope: HIV and Substance Abuse 
	Prevention for African American Communities of Faith” with 	Monifa A. Jumanne Ph.D., 
	congregations and outreach ministries.
	Faith Leaders
	(404) 614-6362
	revtoismith@juno.com
www.itchelp.org	Faith
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	December 11 - 12	National Faith Leaders 	Monticello, FL	●This training will equip faith leaders on how to implement a 	ITC/HELP
	 2003	Training Institute	faith-based HIV and substance abuse prevention curriculum, 
	(NFLTI)	“Affirming a Future with Hope: HIV and Substance Abuse 
	Prevention for African American Communities of Faith” with 	Monifa A.
	congregations and outreach ministries.	Jumanne Ph.D., 
	Faith Leaders
	(404) 614-6362
	perry@gadsdengov.net
www.itchelp.org	Faith
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	December 13 -  	AHORA Project Youth 	Newark, NJ	●This training is designed to identify top health issues in the 	AHORA Project Youth Health Forum
	2003	Health Forum	Latino Community
	Lazara Paz, 
	Latino Youth
	(732)565-0070
	lazara.paz@verizon.net
www.nationallatinahealthnetwork.com	Hispanic/Latino
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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	Date(s)	Name of Activity/ Target Pop	Location	Main Objectives/Type of Training 	CBA Provider/ Contact Information
	______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
	December 15 - 16	National Faith Leaders 	St. Croix, USVI	●This training will equip faith leaders on how to implement a 	ITC/HELP
	 2003	Training Institute	faith-based HIV and substance abuse prevention curriculum, 
	(NFLTI)	“Affirming a Future with Hope: HIV and Substance Abuse 
	Prevention for African American Communities of Faith” with 	Monifa A.
	congregations and outreach ministries.	Jumanne Ph.D., 
	Faith Leaders
	(404) 614-6362
	vcrabbott@hotmail.com
www.itchelp.org	Faith
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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