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MISSION

To use the stories of people infected and affected by HIV/AIDS to raise awareness, reduce stigma, promote prevention, encourage testing, and enhance care and quality of life.

Sponsored By:

Newly Diagnosed (Album)

This Newly Diagnosed Album is Sponsored by the William T Kemper Charitable Trust

National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day

At the end of 2006, there were an estimated 1.1 million people living with HIV infection, of which almost half (46%) were black/African-American (CDC).

Women and Girls Arwareness Day

Every 35 minutes, a woman tests positive for HIV in the United States.

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4. My awareness was raised.
5. I feel like I have a better understanding of people who are living with HIV.
6. I feel more inclined to practice safe or safer behaviors.
7. I am motivated to get an HIV test.

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8. I feel less stigmatized as an HIV-positive person.
9. I feel less anxious about my HIV status.
10. I feel more comfortable disclosing my status to others.
11. I am more inclined to engage in medical care.
12. I am more inclined to adhere to my medication or medical treatments.
13. I feel more inclined to practice safe or safer behaviors.

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4. My awareness was raised.
5. I feel like I have a better understanding of people who are living with HIV.
6. I feel more inclined to practice safe or safer behaviors.
7. I am motivated to get an HIV test.

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7. I use video technology as a part of my regular programming.
8. I feel confident navigating websites in my professional role at my agency.
9. I feel confident using videos from the internet (streaming or downloading).
10. My agency has the capacity to allow for use of video technology (streaming or downloading video clips).
11. My agency has the capacity to use video technology in their programming.
12. I feel the use of video technology will compliment my current programming.
13. I am confident in being able to utilize video resources in my work.

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4. The videos have been useful in helping meet my agency’s prevention goals.
5. The videos have been useful in helping meet my agency’s HIV-care goals.
6. The videos enhance my current programming/services.
7. I am able to find video clips that are relevant to my work and my clients.
8. These videos are helpful in raising awareness around HIV.
9. These videos allow individuals to better understand HIV.
10. These videos allow individuals living with HIV to feel more connected with other individuals infected or affected by HIV.