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Meet Joe BookletPublication DateOctober 1, 2009
Summary
Meet Joe is a story booklet that complements a one-minute animated television public service announcement (PSA). The booklet forms part of the regional OneLove campaign, a large cross-border HIV prevention campaign in Southern Africa that seeks to address the issue of multiple concurrent partners (MCP). The campaign is spearheaded by Soul City Institute for Health and Development Communication with partner organisations in 8 southern African countries. Meet Joe highlights sexual networks and how having more than one sexual partner at the same time puts one at risk of HIV and AIDS. The concept behind the comic and the PSA is to represent people without showing identities or specific racial or cultural groups. It seeks to cross borders and boundaries and is designed to present the message in a fresh and innovative way. Click here to view a sample copy of this booklet in PDF format. To order copies of the booklet please see contact details below. PublisherNumber of Pages22 CostNo cost
LanguagesEnglish ContactSoul City Distribution Centre
P.O. Box 991
Johannesburg
South Africa
Tel: 0860 11 5000
Fax: 011 452 8449
The Soul City Institute for Health & Development Communication - OneLove Campaign
P.O. Box 1290
Johannesburg
2041
South Africa
Tel: +27 (0)11 341 0360
Fax: +27 (0)11 341 0370
SourceEmail from Zanele Gule, Soul City, to Soul Beat Africa on October 22 2009. Related SummariesPlaced on the Communication Initiative site November 05 2009 Last Updated March 16 2010 How useful did you find the knowledge and contacts on this page to your work? Post your comments (review comments from others below): |
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Why isn't there a link to the PSA? And why can't we download the booklet without sample on it in PDF form. It's free, so what's the issue...