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Generations: Final Report

GENERATIONS: Strengthening Women and Families Affected by HIV/AIDS was AIDS United’s groundbreaking community-science partnership with Johnson & Johnson and the Health Equity Institute at San Francisco State University focused on reaching women in the United States at high risk for HIV infection. Using a combination of cash grants, evidence-based prevention models, technical assistance and evaluation support, GENERATIONS has cultivated the development or adaptation of evidence-based programming that meets the needs of one of our nation’s most highly impacted populations. The program has combined AIDS United’s strengths of community-focused grantmaking and technical assistance and Health Equity Institute’s expertise in prevention science with Johnson & Johnson’s commitment to supporting HIV prevention efforts for at-risk women and their families.

This report presents the outcomes of our third cohort of GENERATIONS grantees (GEN III), a group of six inspiring community-based organizations serving the most vulnerable and hard-to-reach populations, including African-American women, Latina women, women recently released from incarceration, women seeking substance abuse treatment, and women and girls from resource-poor communities.