The role of the East Bay Getting to Zero Steering Committee is to provide guidance and subject matter expertise for all operational components of the initiative. The EBGTZ Community Steering Committee brings together the East Bay’s most passionate and motivated community members, which includes leadership representation from people living with HIV, Alameda County and Contra Costa County public health departments, Alameda Health Consortium, community-based organizations, schools, clinics, hospitals, churches, federally-qualified health centers, pharmacies, and research organizations.
EBGTZ steering committee members form the backbone of EBGTZ decision-making processes, serve on panels for community events and meetings, and provide close consultation and direction on program content, design and messaging. The steering committee membership is determined by community recommendations, a commitment to EBGTZ goals and attending bimonthly meetings.
East Bay Getting to Zero is thrilled to announce that we’ve been awarded a grant from Horizons Foundation! This incredible support will empower us to expand our efforts to in creating a … Continued
Our theme for this year’s celebration was “Putting People First: East Bay Communities on the Rise“. We highlighted legacy personnel and their work in addition to those who may be … Continued
El 15 de octubre es el Día Nacional Latino para la Concientización del SIDA (NLAAD), una campaña que, por más de 20 años, ha promovido las formas de prevenir, tratar … Continued
On October 3, 2025, East Bay Getting to Zero hosted the Fall 2025 East Bay HIV Care Continuum meeting via Zoom. The meeting was attended by over 60 people who … Continued
On April 3, 2025 East Bay Getting to Zero, in partnership with the Pacific AIDS Education and Training Center, hosted the Spring East Bay HIV Care Continuum meeting via Zoom. … Continued
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