Presented To

TERRY MASON

In Recognition of your being named the 2012 National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day Spokesperson

Mayoral Commendations:

The City of West Hollywood Proclamation -- NATIONAL BLACK HIV/AIDS AWARENESS DAY 2012

Mayor John Duran

The City of San Diego Proclamation -- National Black HIV/AIDS AWARENESS DAY 2012

Mayor Jerry Sanders

County Board of Supervisors Commendations:

County of San Diego, Fourth District

Supervisor Ron Roberts

Named by Real Health Magazine as
HIV/AIDS Advocate of the Month

 Named by the San Diego Urban League 
as a National Success Story

Awarded San Diego KFMB 8 Care's Award

Selected by the San Diego Neighborhood House Association
as HIV/AIDS Advocate

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The National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day Strategic Leadership Council has selected Internationally Acclaimed Author and Community Activist Bishop Terry Angel Mason to serve as a national spokesperson for National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day held each year on February 7th. Bishop Mason has worked diligently to empower thousands of Black communities across the country to increase awareness of the HIV/AIDS epidemic and the importance of getting tested and/or seeking treatment. Because of his dedication and passion to mobilize African Americans to stop the spread of HIV/AIDS, we are honored to have him serve as a one of our national spokespersons.