Conference Sponsors and Partners

Our Sponsors
Depressed Black Gay Men (DBGM), Inc.
While Depressed Black Gay Men, Inc. started in 2010, it was officially
incorporated as a 501(c)3 organization in 2013 to raise awareness of
the many underlying factors contributing to Black gay men living,
struggling and suffering in silence with depression. DBGM hopes to
influence change in the many ways Black gay men are regarded by
family, create more opportunities for Black gay men to feel safe and
comfortable to seek help, and preventing suicides, in whatever form
or manner. For more information: www.dbgm.org; for the documentary trailer: www.yana-thefilm.com
Mt. Sinai Beth Israel Diversity Council
Mt. Sinai Beth Israel Diversity Council, in conjunction with Mt. Sinai
Health System’s Office for Diversity and Inclusion, is an employee
resource group sponsoring events and activities to celebrate the
cultural diversity of staff and to enhance culturally competent
healthcare to diverse patients throughout our hospital system.
Our Partners
The National LGBT Cancer Network
The National LGBT Cancer Network addresses the needs of
lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people with cancer
and those at risk, through education, training, advocacy
and support.
For more information, www.cancer-network.org.
Latino Commission on AIDS
The Latino Commission on AIDS is dedicated to fighting the spread of HIV/
AIDS in the Latino community. In response to the critical, unmet need for HIV
prevention and care for Latinos, a coalition of Latino leaders founded the
agency in 1990. The Commission spearheads health advocacy for Latinos, promotes HIV education, develops model prevention programs for high-risk communities, and by builds capacity in community organizations. Since 1995, the
Commission has expanded its services outside New York to meet the needs of
Latino communities in more than 40 States and Puerto Rico. For more information: http://www.latinoaids.org
Bridging Access to Care/Brooklyn Men (K)onnect
Bridging Access to Care (formerly Brooklyn AIDS Task Force), is the oldest and largest nonprofit HIV/AIDS
prevention and treatment service organization in Brooklyn, that provides comprehensive HIV/AIDS related services to under-served racial and ethnic minority communities in the borough. Brooklyn Men (K)
onnect [BM(K)] is a community and online outreach, intervention, and health education program dedicated to expanding access to HIV/AIDS and STD-related prevention resources, and promotes sexual health education within
the MSM population. For more information: http://www.bac-ny.org/ny