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Mexico XVII - Communication

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HIV Peer Education Picture Codes

Summary

Produced in Botswana for Pact, a United States-based international non-governmental organisation, this set of picture codes was developed as material to be used in group outreach sessions to stimulate discussion around behaviours which put people at risk of HIV infection. The situations and related behaviours include sexual violence, alcohol abuse, concurrent sexual partners, and sex for money or gifts.

The picture codes are visually driven and feature photographs of real people in situations which provide choices for specific behaviours. Accompanying each photograph is a list of questions for the outreach worker to ask group participants in order to stimulate discussion. These are followed by a list of "talking points" or information the outreach worker can share with participants. The picture codes also come with a set of instructions on how to best use them as an educational resource.

The following picture codes are available to download as MS Powerpoint presentations (click on the title to download the document):

Picture Codes on Abstinence

Picture Codes on Alcohol Abuse Reduction

Picture Codes on Sexual Behaviour Choices

Picture Codes on Gender and Sexual Abuse Reduction

Picture Codes on Better Couple Communication

Picture Codes on Values and Goal Setting

Cost

Free to download

Languages

English

Contact

Iain McLellan
Tel: + 514 736 1234

Liz Loughran
Africa Regional Director
Pact

1200 18th St, NW
Suite 350

Washington
DC 20036
United States
Tel: + 202 466 5666
Fax: + 202 466 5669

Source

Email from Iain McLellan to The Communication Initiative on May 5 2008.


Placed on the Communication Initiative site May 08 2008
Last Updated May 13 2008

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