Records, 1988-1993.

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Records, 1988-1993.

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The NTFAP records document the establishment, development, and growth of this nationally significant organization. It was originated to serve as an advocacy and outreach group specifically targeting gay men of color, a frequently under-served population.

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University of California, San Francisco

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University of California, San Francisco

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National Association of Black and White Men Together

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National Task Force on AIDS Prevention

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The National Task Force on AIDS Prevention (NTFAP) originated as a program of the National Association of Black and White Men Together (NABWMT), a multi-racial gay organization. NRFAP was officially founded in July of 1988. The San Francisco Chapter of BWMT formed its AIDS TAsk Force in 1985. This evolved into a non-profit AIDS service provider, Bay Area HIV Support and Education Services (BAHSES) by the late 1980s. NTFAP originally organized under BAHSES, but in 1992 NT...

Bay Area HIV Support and Education Services.

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