August 15, 2008
Some people don’t dig social marketing campaigns, but I think that, when done well, they can be a good way to disrupt the many silences around our lives and put them into the public sphere for conversation. When it comes …
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July 29, 2008
….yes. We weren’t there. At best, we got Phil Wilson of Black AIDS Institute, who was interviewed but was not talked about as a Black gay man, but who’s observations on HIV/AIDS were made about the whole community. Secondly, the …
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July 11, 2008
It is hard to find good reporting on the domestic AIDS epidemic in the US that isn’t sensational, or focuses nearly entirely on individuals who contract HIV–as if it’s only their fault and that there are no policy decisions that …
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Tagged adam green, aids, american prospect, centers for disease control & prevention, community hiv/aids mobilization project, health & human services, HIV, international AIDS conference, Kai Wright, national aids strategy
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June 19, 2008
If you’ve taken an HIV test, and have taken the 20 minute tests, you know there are two kinds: The finger prick test, and then the cheek-swab test. Well, NYC Department of Health has recently suspended use of the latter …
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April 2, 2008
This is the way to do social marketing for HIV prevention for Black and Latino Gay men. My friends at the Institute for Gay Men’s Health at GMHC continue to break the mold in terms of how to do effective, …
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March 13, 2008
I love it when people do clever anti-propaganda. Take a look at the original government PSA to get parents to talk to their kids about sex: [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPnI9XAOzvE&feature=related] Pretty stale and stupid, right? Now take a look at this ad, which …
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Tagged abstinence only, aids, HIV, psa, sex education, STDs, STIs, teen sex
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March 7, 2008
This was a big news week for people interested in HIV/AIDS domestically, which is usually rarely covered (and certainly not well) in the press. (For those of you new to this blog, I do a lot of work in HIV/AIDS …
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January 22, 2008
(originally published on www.preventionjustice.org) Today the New York Times published a batch of letters responding to their editorial on rising HIV rates in young gay men. Since they didn’t publish my letter written as CHAMP staff, I thought I’d do …
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January 7, 2008
(originally written for Prevention Justice.org: The blog of Community HIV/AIDS Mobilization Project) Want the good news or bad news first? I’ll give you the bad news. Sex columnist Dan Savage whose syndicated column Savage Love is read weekly by millions …
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Tagged aids, anal sex, black gay, dan savage, gay city news, gay youth, gmhc, HIV, latino gay, marjorie hill, MSM, prevention, savage love, washington blade
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December 6, 2007
Showing the “missing pieces” of HIIV prevention puzzle in the United States, more about three hundred people poured into the downtown Atlanta streets for the PJM Unity Rally and March in Atlanta, GA, on Tuesday, December 4th, where the National …
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