Welcome to the website of the Alameda County African American State of Emergency Task Force on AIDS. You can learn more about the history of our Task Force, view the list of members, and meeting times / dates here. The Task Force is currently accepting applications for membership. To download an application click here.
Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day: February 7th, 2007
Oakland , CA , Jan. 26, 2007 -- Locally, the HIV/AIDS epidemic is still impacting the lives of Black Americans and people of color at disproportionate rates. Alameda County has made many constructive strides in broadening awareness and prevention strategies in addition to treatment methodologies; however, the work before the African American State of Emergency AIDS Task Force remains daunting. (read more)
The Brother's Project is an HIV and Substance Abuse prevention peer education training program. The Brother's Project is designed to thoroughly educate participants about prevention. Additionally, participants are trained to educate their friends, family, and peers in their community. To learn more click here.