Hope's Voice is a national HIV & AIDS organization committed to promoting the education and prevention of HIV & AIDS to young adults. Hope's Voice uses open dialogue and peer-to-peer education, through both speaker appearances of young adults living with HIV & AIDS and progressive programs to send a crucial message: HIV & AIDS does not discriminate. At Hope's Voice we aim to raise awareness and help young adults create the social change that is needed to end this epidemic.
Does HIV Look Like Me? is the national awareness campaign created by Hope’s Voice. Does HIV Look Like Me? is answering the call by international leaders for a progressive social campaign that challenges the way young adults view HIV and AIDS. With half of new infections occurring in young adults under the age of 25 this campaign is crucial in the fight against HIV and AIDS. Does HIV Look Like Me? will ask the viewer to question their stereotypes about HIV and AIDS and understand that this disease does not discriminate and can affect and infect anyone. Materials distributed and produced for this campaign are challenging our audience to take a look at their own life and encouraging them to get educated, tested and know their status. Only with personal responsibility will the spread of HIV and AIDS stop. We are inspiring young adults to become involved and have a voice in this important movement.
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