A Message From Building Bridges Coalition

From Seattle Treatment Education Project

February 18, 2003

We would like to thank everyone who participated in the cultural competency trainings, helping to make our project a success. We especially appreciate the valuable contribution of all the facilitators and panelists, who shared their knowledge and skills with us. Thanks to everyone for supporting our mission of increasing access for people of color in HIV/AIDS care and prevention. Look for more Building Bridges Coalition events in the future!

(If you would like information about Building Bridges Coalition, contact Jed Lin at 206-329-0064 ext. 102)

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