As a national capacity building assistance provider and on-the-ground researchers, we travel the world over. Well, really the US. You get our drift, though, right? There is nothing more reinvigorating for our internalization and affection for our agency mission than going out and meeting new partners, new leaders and new

The Psychological Journey of Leaving One’s Country and the Act of Acculturation We have been blessed today as an organization to kick off our Dennis DeLeon Sustainable Leadership Summit where emerging Latino/Hispanic leaders throughout the south have come together to mobilize on behalf of Latinos and HIV-impacted communities.  The theme of

Event planning in the winter is always a fiasco – especially this year.  After weeks of planning for our Missouri Town Hall “Keeping our Clients Covered” we are finally just one day away and en route (no thanks to premature flight cancellations due to the not-so-mighty Titan).  As open enrollment

As a national capacity building provider team, we love to travel the country and meet the amazing people who are working every day to make a better tomorrow.  We love providing trainings where we not only teach about the changing healthcare field but where we also learn from community members.

On February 8, I joined the Historic Hundred Thousands on Jones Street for the Moral March. I marched alongside community members, activists, religious groups, doctors, teachers, nurses, and veterans. I marched alongside women, babies, children, and men. I marched alongside the NAACP, Planned Parenthood, and the Unitarian Universalist church, the