 Reaching African American MSM may be particularly challenging because many African American MSM do not use traditional resources and organizations that serve gay men because they do not identify with White gay culture. In addition, African American MSM may also be difficult to reach within African American communities because they are often closeted and isolated due to real and perceived homophobia. That isolation, in turn, contributes to internalized repression of gay sexual identity, which may further isolate them from resources available to gay men. The investigators approach to addressing the problem of reaching African American MSM is to develop an intervention that can be used by community-based organizations CBOs that already serve African American MSM. The investigators will create a Community Advisory Board that includes representatives of CBOs that serve African American MSM and representatives of the study population to advise them on the intervention design and other aspects of the trial. In addition, the investigators have held a focus group with representatives of CBOs that serve African Americans and have frequently consulted with them regarding their approach. 