Together, let us work toward a future where ACB individuals living with or affected by HIV can access the care, support, and respect they deserve. By addressing systemic anti-Black racism, we can make significant progress toward 95-95-95 goals and the ultimate objective of getting to zero new infections, zero discrimination, and zero AIDS-related deaths. Every action we take brings us closer to ending the HIV epidemic and fostering thriving, equitable communities.

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To support ongoing efforts in addressing these challenges, we encourage individuals and organizations to connect with the following resources:
visit your local AIDS Service Organizations (ASOs), explore the Ontario AIDS Network (OAN) website, and check out the Priority Population Networks (PPNs)  for more resources, events, and opportunities to recognize and support National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NBHAAD).

Addressing the Impact: Raising HIV Awareness in ACB Communities, a new resource aimed at fostering open conversations and challenging stigma. This resource is available as both a brochure and a video. The brochure, offered in both English and French, can be accessed here Addressing the Impact: Raising HIV Awareness in ACB Communities – ACCHO

	Africans in Partnership Against AIDS (APAA): Offers HIV prevention, education, and support services tailored to African, Caribbean, and Black communities.
	Black Coalition for AIDS Prevention (Black CAP): Focuses on reducing HIV/AIDS in Toronto’s Black communities and enhancing the quality of life for those affected by HIV.
	Black Health Alliance: A community-led charity addressing the social determinants of health impacting Black communities in Canada.
	TAIBU Community Health Centre: Provides culturally appropriate health and social services for Black communities.

• Ontario Non-Profit Housing Association (ONPHA): Resources and advocacy for affordable housing in Ontario.
• Ontario Education Equity Secretariat: Focused on fostering equity and inclusion in Ontario’s education system.
• Decent Work and Challenging Systems of White Supremacy: Insightful tools and strategies for equitable workplaces.
• The Diversity and Resiliency Institute of El Paso (DRIEP): Affordable and accessible training to challenge bias and promote equity.

• Volunteer Ontario: Connects individuals with volunteer opportunities across Ontario, including in community health initiatives.
• Positive Spaces, Healthy Places: Information on housing, health, and HIV/AIDS in Canada.

• HIV Legal Network: Advocates for the human rights of people living with and affected by HIV.
• PubMed Research on HIV and Health Inequities: A research study on systemic barriers and health outcomes for ACB communities.