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Mexico XVII - Communication

Communication perspectives - Mexico XVII AIDS Conference
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Engaging Strategies


TV Soap Operas in HIV Education: Reaching out with Popular Entertainment

...a discussion of soap operas as vehicles for HIV/AIDS education that offers 3 case studies and lessons learned from their production and broadcast: "Love as a Test" (Kyrgyzstan); "Amor de Batey" (Dominican Republic); and "SIDA dans la Cité" (Côte d'Ivoire)...


AntiHIVirus

...an online initiative designed to pass on facts about HIV and AIDS to web-savvy youth (ages 15-24) around the world in an easily accessible way. At the centre of AntiHIVirus is an animated character, "Mr. HIV", who plans to attack and destroy the human race...



Speaking out vs. Stigma


Clipping HIV/AIDS

...a participatory media project envisioned as a way of communicating about AIDS that involves selecting a team of 10 young people and supporting them in creating a series of inventive, attention-grabbing, and educational film clips to battle the ignorance, fear, apathy, discrimination, and myths surrounding HIV/AIDS in Tonga...


Cuido Mi Vida, Cuido Tu Vida [I Care for my Life, I Care for your Life]

...a 10-month HIV and AIDS peer education project implemented in the Dominican Republic centring around a youth theatrical presentation about risks of contracting HIV, infection prevention, sexual responsibility, and vulnerability. It is being undertaken by a youth network in partnership with a community-based organisation of people living with HIV and AIDS (PLWHA) working on issues of stigma...






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Magnet Theatre

We have amethod that we the youth at Malaba in Uganda use to reach out to the community that we live in and its known as Magnet theatre. We see that we have reached at least the largest number of the members that is about 15,000 - 25,000 people reached and I hope to share with you to see how we can continue to help our people not to die of HIV and if you have any method that we can adopt from you but I think MT is the best because it give the community members to contibute towards the prevetion and absetaining for the good of their life for the good of the world that we live in
You can send to josenalapa@yahoo.co.uk the group leader
thanks
yours faithfully
Nalapa josephant
+256772883885/+256752883885

Stop Mr. HIV!

It is about putting a stop to HIV by educating people on the HIV virus to encourage behaviour change and life style choices for the better. This is done through www.vir.us so that people can have fun whilst gaining all the knowledge they need to protect themselves against HIV.

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HIV/AIDS Social Norm Change

From your regional context and perspective, which should be the priority focus for social norm change related to HIV/AIDS prevention?