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Meeting Goals and Objectives
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The overarching goals of the consultation were to identify possible HIV prevention strategies for underserved African American women most affected by HIV/AIDS and to develop strategies aligned with the Heightened National Response action strategies that would address the HIV/AIDS crisis among African American women. To achieve those goals, participants aimed to meet the stated objectives within each of the following four focus areas outlined in the CDC action plan:

Focus Area 1. Expanding the reach for prevention services

Objective: To identify strategies to expand prevention services for African American women at risk for HIV/AIDS.

Focus Area 2. Increasing opportunities for diagnosing and treating HIV

Objective: To increase African American women’s knowledge of HIV status and linkages to treatment.

Focus Area 3. Developing new, effective prevention interventions

Objective: To increase research on effective ways to reduce risk behaviors that lead to HIV infection in African American women.

Focus Area 4. Mobilizing broader community action

Objective: To increase community action for greater awareness, communication, and HIV testing for African American women.

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Last Modified: November 14, 2007
Last Reviewed: November 14, 2007
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