Check out this site for information on the different organizations that help people with HIV/AIDS in New Orleans and the latest local statistics.

The NO/AIDS Walk is one of the events we participate in annually. Check out this link on how you can join our Tulane team by walking or supporting those who will.

This past year marked the first time that World AIDS Day was commemorated with a health fair in Congo Square, Louis Armstrong Park. Many of the groups listed on the HIV/AIDS resource list above participated and Tulane students helped out by packing condoms for distribution and attending the fair to help check blood pressures.

One of our most popular annual events, the Condom Patrol is one of those things you find "only in New Orleans." Look for signs and sign up sheets (and more of those great yellow T-shirts) in February.

This past year was also the first Tulane AIDS in Africa Week. Run by Physicians for Human Rights and Student Global AIDS Campaign, with assistance from Tulane's SPH International Health department and CMIG, this week was designed to raise awareness about the AIDS epidemic and what we as students and physicians can do to help.