Schenita Randolph, assistant professor, recently presented "Black Fathers' Preferences for Sexual Health Interventions with their Adolescent Sons" at the 22nd Annual National Centers for AIDS Research (CFAR) Meeting at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia.

Over this three-day period, the leadership of the 19 CFARs,  NIH colleagues and key community partners gathered in a collaborative environment to foster open dialogue, to exchange best practices and to engage in strategic planning, ensuring the continued success of the national CFAR program.