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Become a SACAIDS Brigade today!

The SAC-AIDS Brigade is a community of African artists, celebrities, and entertainers who have committed their time and efforts to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS, promote prevention, and discuss the impact of living with the virus on communities. Through their work in the entertainment industry, they touch the lives of their audiences and discuss the reality of HIV/AIDS with their fans. Working with SAC-AIDS, the Brigade:

  • Organize community events and large-venue concerts around HIV/AIDS education and promotion of testing and prevention
  • Act as spokespersons for the organization in their professions and with the media
  • Record and disseminate public service announcements for SAC-AIDS
  • Participate in SAC-AIDS events and utilize their high-profile image to destigmatize HIV/AIDS and enable community programs addressing prevention and testing
  • Through the Brigade, SAC-AIDS™ method of using community-based entertainment is strengthened by another layer of high-profile entertainers, concerts, and events built around the mission of the organization: to reduce the impact of HIV/AIDS in youth, workforce, and communities through prevention, testing, and networks around care and treatment.
If you are interested in becoming a Brigade, please use our Contact Us form to send us a note.

Rap Artist Queen PenQueen Pen I am a SACAIDS Brigade, spreading the word about HIV/AIDS prevention through my music and work with SAC. HIV/AIDS is for real. It will KILL you. At SAC the general phrases are "ZIP IT UP", BAG IT UP, or JUST ABSTEIN".Practicing safety is key to your survival.

 

 

 

 

 

Raggae Star, DJ, producer of Sister Carol Are you SACKING IT UP? You either BAG IT UP or you loose your life. This is not the way, my friends. It is not hip to go unprotercted so JUST SACK IT UP.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Songwriter, producer, performer,Emperor AdichieEmperor Adichie My message is clear - if you are not BAGGING IT UP, the you must SACK IT UP or ZIP IT UP. Remember, it is not hip to un-bag it. For more information about me visit my website.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rap Artist, Doug E. FreshDoug E Fresh Join me, Doug E. Fresh, in the fight against HIV/AIDS. The SACAIDS project has issued a clarion call against the spread of HIV/AIDS affecting our community. I have dedicated my time and music to help. Hip-hop is supposed to uplift and create, to educate people on a larger level and to make a change. And this is what I am all about - helping you to make that change. Practice Safe sex, stay true to one partner, Just abstein if you can...

 

 

 

Nigerian Musician Zakki AzzayZakki Azzay To all of you out there who don't know me or have not heard my music, I have teamed up with the SACAIDS project to combat the spread of HIV in our community. I have dedicated my music and time to this cause. We at the SACAIDS Brigade have only one message for our young people - ZIP IT UP, stay safe. If you are have unprotected sex, then it's time to BAG IT UP or SACK IT UP, or better still, just abstein...

 

 

 

   Recording Artist Latasha Diggs  

Latasha Diggs

 

 

 

 

 

 

Raggae Artist Freddie McGregorFreddie McGregor

 

 

 

 

 

 

Raggae Artist, Glen WashingtonGlen Washington

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rap Artist, Kahil-Iksihr MurrayKahil-Iksihr Murray