Welcome Darriane Martin!

Darriane Martin-Hall

The Black AIDS Institute is pleased to announce the hiring of Darriane Martin-Hall.

In her role as mobilization manager, Darriane will not only direct the Black Treatment Advocate Network (BTAN) nationally, she will run all of the Institute's field operations, including our health department work, involvement in the Greater Than AIDS campaign, technical assistance and mobilization efforts.

Darriane arrives with a fantastic track record of leadership, program and grants management, community engagement and outreach. Among many professional roles and accomplishments, she has served as the manager of hotline services for the National Domestic Violence Hotline; chief operating officer for Women's Health and Family Planning of Texas; as director of HIV prevention for AIDS Arms Inc. She has master's degree in sociology with a minor in counseling from Texas A&M University Commerce.

We are very excited to add Darriane's expertise and diverse leadership experiences to our team.