Clinical Trials Resource Center
A trove of information on clinical trials and how to get involved. Read a FAQ on how the process works and what to expect; browse lists of trials currently active; learn about what drugs are on the market now; and more.
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Making Change Real
What You Can Do to Stop AIDS
So now you know—the State of AIDS in Black America is dire and getting worse. Moreover, over the past eight years Washington has done little to nothing about that fact. So what are you going to do about it? We’ve got some ideas.
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Black AIDS Institute Report || August 2008
Left Behind - Black America: A Neglected Priority
Were Black America a country on its own, it would undoubtedly attract the concern and strategic focus of the U.S. government. It is both a tragedy and an outrage that it has failed to do so simply because its AIDS epidemic occurs within the borders of the U.S. For the U.S. government to have credibility as a genuine leader in the global AIDS response, it needs to lead the response to AIDS at home. If we are to have any hope of achieving the goal of a world without AIDS, Black America cannot be left behin
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Black AIDS Institute Report || September 2007
We're the One's We've Been Waiting For
Over the last decade, Black people have come to bear the greatest burden of AIDS in America. They represent 54 percent of the new HIV/AIDS cases in America, 70 percent of the new cases among American youth are Black, and nearly 67 percent of the new HIV/AIDS cases among American women are Black, and 43 percent of the new cases among men are Black. Most importantly, the majority of those still dying from AIDS in America, totaling more than 18,000 last year, were Black.
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Black AIDS Institute Report || June 2006
25 Years of AIDS and Black America
Twenty-five African Americans testify in a new report about what they're doing to finally end AIDS.
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Black AIDS Institute Report || February 2006
The Way Forward
The 2006 State of AIDS in Black America report shows that where we make real investments we see progress, where we refuse to do so we lose ground.
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Black AIDS Institute Report || December 2005
Getting Real: Black Women Taking Charge in the Fight Against AIDS
A new report explores the social and political dynamics that impact Black women's sexual health.
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Black AIDS Institute Report || September 2005
Reclaiming Our Future: The State of AIDS among Black Youth
African American youth are quietly becoming the new face of AIDS in America. In the latest in a series of Institute reports, Dr. Cathy J. Cohen explains how the environment of risk in which our youth live is killing them.
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Black AIDS Institute Report || February 2005
The Time is Now! The State of AIDS in Black America
This report, authored by BlackAIDS.org editor Kai Wright, is the first in a series of Black AIDS Institute reports that will give Black America the information it needs to move from awareness to action on HIV. The report explains the policies and politics that have helped shape both the epidemic and our nation’s response to it. It then articulates the challenges we face in reshaping, and ultimately stopping, the epidemic.
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Black AIDS Institute Report || December 1999
The NIA Plan
The NIA Plan is a blueprint for action. "Nia," a Swahili word that means "purpose," is one of the seven principles of the African-American holiday Kwanzaa. It is an apt name for this report. Two decades into the AIDS epidemic, the NIA Plan seeks to help Black community-based groups answer the simple question, "What can we do to help stop the spread of HIV/AIDS in our communities?"
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The Domestic Epidemic
Links to data sources on HIV/AIDS in Black America

The Global Epidemic
Links to data sources on HIV/AIDS in the African Diaspora