Tuscaloosa, the fifth largest city in Alabama, is situated on the northeast edge of the Black Belt, historically the state’s agricultural hub. While named for its rich dark soil, the Black Belt is also majority African American. Most Black Belt communities are impoverished, and many households have limited access to computers and the internet. The project works with English-speaking, medically underserved African American adults who reside in the Alabama Department of Health’s West Central Health District counties.