NMAC

NMAC, short for the National Minority AIDS Council, is a nonprofit organization headquartered in Washington Dc. Employing 168 individuals, NMAC focuses on advocating for health equity and racial justice in the fight against the HIV epidemic. Since 1987, NMAC has provided a variety of programs and services aimed at combating HIV/AIDS. These include public policy education, national and regional training conferences, treatment and research initiatives, educational materials, and online resources. NMAC also acts as a resource hub for HIV/AIDS service organizations, providing valuable information to community-based organizations, hospitals, clinics, and other groups supporting individuals and families affected by HIV/AIDS. NMAC distinguishes itself through its commitment to addressing the intersection of race, ethnicity, and HIV/AIDS, recognizing the unique challenges faced by minority communities. Their comprehensive approach encompasses education, advocacy, training, and resource provision, making them a leading voice in the fight for health equity. For more information about NMAC's programs, services, and mission, please visit their website at http://www.nmac.org/.