Make Your Voice Heard.

Through community-centered advocacy, grantmaking, leadership development, capacity-building trainings, and more—Southern AIDS Coalition is partnering with you to end the southern HIV epidemic! Together, we are making a difference for those living with, and impacted by, HIV in the region!

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SAC Membership Benefits

Guide SAC’s Policy Strategy

Members can request to join the SAC Public Policy Committee, a diverse group that works with SAC’s Board and staff to develop policy priorities and guide an advocacy strategy for the South.

Magnify Your Voice

Engage in direct federal, state, and local advocacy in partnership with southerners living with HIV and the organizations that serve them. We carry your stories from the front line to a variety of forums.

Support Advocacy Efforts

We provide technical assistance, training, and ongoing administrative support to a network of state-based advocacy groups across the South to improve the lives of those living with and impacted by HIV.

Stay Informed

We notify you of grants and other funding opportunities available to the South, as well as invitation-only virtual programs with subject-matter experts to explore advocacy approaches.

Expand Your Reach

We communicate with individuals across the South through our website, newsletter, and social media to share information about your organization, including employment opportunities and events.

Network with Colleagues

More than ever, we have to work together to coordinate efforts and maximize scarce resources in new and unprecedented ways.

Show Your Support

We acknowledge your support on our website and on social media, and provide window decals so you can show that you are a member of SAC. You’ll also receive notifications of all sponsorship and exhibition opportunities.

Gain Valuable Insights

Membership provides an opportunity to engage in convenings and learning opportunities that can inform your organization’s approach to building anti-racist and inclusive practices.

HIV in the South:

The South has

%

of the Undiagnosed Infections in the U.S.
Today,

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of all people living with HIV were diagnosed in the South.
In Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, and South Carolina, more than

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of MSM were living with diagnosed HIV infections in 2012.
Across the nation, the lifetime risk of HIV diagnosis among black women is

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compared to

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sun10marAll DayNational Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day(All Day: sunday) EST

wed20marAll DayNational Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day(All Day: wednesday)

mon25mar11:00 am2:00 pmCDC Listening Tour11:00 am - 2:00 pm CST

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