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Featured Campaigns
Test Me
To empower the priority population to take control of their health through adherence to testing services, prevention/treatment and healthier sexual practices; to normalize conversations among healthcare providers and patients seeking information.
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You're Welcome
This anti-stigma campaign sought to reduce stigma, return people living with HIV/AIDS to care and increase uptake of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) as a means of HIV prevention.
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HIV Stops With Me: Staying Alive
To prevent the spread of HIV by empowering HIV positive individuals to remain adherent to treatment
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HIV Today
To update people's understanding of HIV, making them more aware and better informed about the most effective strategies for preventing its spread (namely PrEP and Treatment as Prevention); and to make HIV-negative people in the County more sensitized to the unnecessary challenges faced by...
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HIV Stops With Me: I Decide
To prevent the spread of HIV by empowering HIV positive individuals
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Testing Makes Us Stronger
To increase the number of African American men who have sex with men (MSM...
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100 Years of Sex
To celebrate the centennial of San Francisco Department of Public Health’s...
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HIV Stops With Me: We’re Still Here
To prevent the spread of HIV while also reducing the stigma associated...
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AIDS United
To brand the identity of AIDS United, a national organization resulting...
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HIV Stops With Me: I’m HIV Positive…
To prevent the spread of HIV while also reducing the stigma associated...
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The End of HIV
To raise awareness of the importance of HIV vaccine research in African...
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Healthy Penis
To raise awareness about syphilis testing and treatment, and reduce...
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Together Alive Youth Link
To prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS and reduce its impact among Ugandan...
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HIV Stops With Us: Together
To prevent the spread of HIV and reduce stigma
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