Training, Education and Technical Assistance
for Culturally-Competent Compassionate Care
The Howard University Telehealth Training Center (HU-TTC) builds on two decades of work with the community to train health professionals who serve individuals with HIV/AIDS and hepatitis B or C and those who are at high risk.
From our early days as the home of the National Minority AIDS Education and Training Center to today, our mission is to provide training, education, and technical assistance focused on culturally-competent compassionate care to clinicians, health care providers, and public health professionals.
Our projects catalyze and strengthen HIV/AIDS health equity in communities nationwide.
New Resources
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New Events
- Annual Dr. Edith P. Mitchell Student, Resident, and Fellow Research Symposium. May 4, 2024, Baltimore MD. Read more...
- National Medical Association Region II Annual Conference: African American Physicians Surviving and Thriving -- In and Beyond the White Coat. May 2-4, 2024, Baltimore MD. Read more...
Access Resources from Our Current Projects
- Howard University MSI HIV/HCV Prevention Program (MSI-H2P)
- Howard University National HIV Curriculum Integration Project (H-NIP)
- Caribbean Clinicians Community of Practice (CCCoP)
- HBCU Emergency Management Workforce Consortium (HBCU-EMWC)