HIV/AIDS Resources

• Library on AIDS
• HIV Wisdom for Older Women
• HIV/AIDS and Prevention Options for Women
• HIVSTOPSWITHME
• Managing Desire
• National Center for HIV, STD & TB Prevention
• Stepping Stones
• AGAP: Awareness Group on AIDS Prevention
• AIDS Council Project H.O.P.E.
• Black AIDS Institute
• Black Coaltion for AIDS Prevention
• Friends For Friends
• National Native American AIDS Prevention Center
• AIDS Vaccine Advocacy Coalition
• Capitol Area Vaccine Effort
• Dogwood Center
• HIV Testing
• HIV Vaccine Trials Network
• HIV Vaccines Site
• International AIDS Vaccine Initiative
• Needle and Sex Education Outreach Network (NEON)
• Surviving AIDS: Search for a Vaccine

• AIDS & Sex Education from AVERT, in the U.K.
• AIDS & Young People from AVERT, in the U.K.
• Asian AIDS/HIV Information covering more than a dozen Asian communities
• Asian Harm Reduction Network from Chiangmai, Thailand
• HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies research on the prevention of HIV transmission
• National Prevention Information Network from the U.S. CDC

Ekemini “Kimi” Ekere

Ekemini “Kimi” Ekere
Is an undergraduate in Herbert Lehman college, pursuing a career in Speech language pathology/audiology and also psychology. She is an entertainer but also someone that has a passion for the community. She is the Youth empowerment director for SACAIDS and before she was a part of this foundation, she was the community service leader for Building with books USA and also the vice president of African student association Lehman college chapter.

She is a Youth empowerment director because she wants to be involved in the administrative aspect of the organization so as facilitate communication between the foundation and the community especially her peers.
She motivates youths to serve the community and also bring to their awareness that getting tested for HIV is a necessity and not an option. She has done some outstanding events with SACAIDS such as Beyond the Tears Humanitarian Award in Apollo theatre, Health seminars, Premiere of Lost Maiden in the United Nations, Health awareness on African day parade, Flim festival and many more.

Working under the leadership of Hardy Jimbes has been a great experience and she does not regret every single moment of it. Her heartbeat is to help the helpless, build up the weak and in all, execute God’s plan and purpose for our world today.