1. AMAT’s Past Presidents
92-94 Oscar Salvatierra
03-04 Clifton McClenney
94-95 Karen L. Smith
04-05 Salvador Guerrero
95-96 Tereasa Parks-Thomas
06-07 Tina Caines
96-97 Rudolph C. Morgan
07-08 Tommy Frieson
7-98 Alfred Bolden, Jr.
08-09 Victoria Dent
98-99 Baxter Harrington
09-10 Kelvin Satcher
99-00 Brenda Butler-Hamlett
10-12 Sandy Andrada
00-01 Marilyn Campbell
12-14 Bobby Howard
01-02 Ivy Vincent
14-present Remonia Chapman
02-03 Janice F. Whaley

2. American Society of Minority Health and Transplant Professional - Founding Members

3. ASMHTP Purpose
By Laws 1992
“… is to promote on national scale, an organization devoted and committed to educationally promoting transplantation and other health related issues that would enhance the health care and health professions for minorities”.

4. Mission Statement
“…is to promote organ/tissue donation among minorities as well as to serve in a nation advisory capacity for research and education on these and other health related issues”.

5. Strategic Planning

6. Mission Statement Adopted
The American Society of Minority Health and Transplant Professionals (ASMHTP) - is a multicultural organization who serves health and transplant professional by providing leadership in a national capacity on matters of diversity facing the transplant industry.

7. Mission Today AMAT
“…is a multicultural organization who serves health and transplant professionals by providing leadership in a national capacity on matters of diversity facing the transplant industry”.

8. AMAT
Association for Multicultural Affairs in Transplantation
ASMHTP
American Society of Multicultural Health and Transplant Professional
American Society of Minority Health and Transplant Professional

9. Past Activities
Developed strong Relationships with OPO’s staff & Executive Directors
Travel Grant from AOPO
Drafted various position papers in support of improvements to donation and transplantation
Received HRSA Grant
”Recruitment and Retention of Minorities”
HRSA/AMAT Webinars
Assurance of Minorities on UNOS Committees
Changes of Classification of Hispanics/Latinos in the UNOS system for donor and recipients
Collaboration with other industry related donation and transplant entity
MOTTEP
Donate Life America
NKF
Participation in the National Donor Family Recognition Ceremony

12. Black Violence creates donors for whites, Farrakhan says
Toledo Blade : May 4, 1994
“…whites are just waiting for strong young black men to die so they can take their healthy organs”.
“When a rich white needs a kidney or a heart, they say go get me a nigger”
“When you’re killing each other they can’t wait for you to die” he said “You have become good for parts”

14. Results Dinner at Minister Farrakhan home Five (5)ASMHTP Members
DC Medical Examiner
Parents of “Baby Quinn”
Donor family
Clinical Transplant Coordinator
Minister of Health Nation of Islam
Agreed to work very closely with ASMHTP
Speakers / Workshops
Minister of Health invited speaker at our Annual meeting

15. “Inclusion is the Solution Be Part of the Equation”
P² + DF + R = L
(D) uM
Public & Professional Education + Donor Families + Recipients = Life
(Diversity) Unified Message

16. Hugh B. Price Former Executive Director National Urban League
“If our multi-ethnic society is to work and our economy is to hum at peak productivity, inclusion must become standard operating procedure in America’s opportunity structure”
Hugh B. Price
Former Executive Director National Urban League