Most offer services targeting college educators, while others directly benefit students. The AIDS Task Force provides information on the services being made available to HIV-affected individuals on college campuses. AAHE is a professional membership organization representing health educators. Educational publications and collaborative training workshops help support AIDS education and prevention in schools, including colleges. It develops and implements AIDS intervention and prevention strategies aimed at decreasing transmission of HIV within the African American community.
Technical assistance is available for educators, health care professionals, and religious leaders.
A customized search on the CDC NAC Educational Materials Database will identify a variety of materials for college students, educators, and administrators. National and local organizations, which may be able to provide you with additional information, can be identified from the Clearinghouse's Resources and Services Database. Materials for and about college students can also be identified on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Comprehensive School Health Database. These journals may be located in your local college or university library. This article first appeared in 1995.