Choose a site:
Global
Latin America
Africa
Policy
Classifieds
Advanced Search
HIV / AIDS
Where communication and media are central to the eradication of HIV/AIDS
HIV / AIDS
|
Approaches
|
Tools
|
Issues
|
Regions/Countries
|
MDGs
|
Polls / Discussions
Other sites:
Avian Flu
Dem/Gov
Early Child Dev.
HIV / AIDS
ICT4D
NRM
Polio
Knowledge Sections
Awards
Change Theories
Evaluations
Experiences
Funding - HIV/AIDS
Materials
Planning Models
Strategic Thinking
Trends
The CI Partners
A Complete List of the CI Partners
Classifieds
Events Calendar
Training
Vacancies
About Us - Global
About CI Global
Contact Us
Editorial Policy
Privacy Policy
Disclaimer
Comments
Mexico XVII - Communication
Communication perspectives - Mexico XVII AIDS Conference
You need to be a registered and logged-in CI user to apply for participation:
Please
Sign-In
or
Sign-Up
Home
»
Strategic Thinking / Africa -
Southern Africa
HIV/AIDS and Media Activism
Messages for Concurrent Partnerships
(3 recent by category)
Central Africa
Broadcast Programme Planning For Adolescent Reproductive Health In Rwanda
How Can We Tackle Stigma and Discrimination through Effective Communication?
The Impact on Condom Use of the "100% Jeune" Social Marketing Program in Cameroon
[
View All
]
East Africa
Evaluating Stepping Stones: A Review of Existing Evaluations and Ideas for Future M&E Work
Transcending Boundaries to Improve the Food Security of HIV-affected Households in Rural Uganda: A Case Study
Personal Involvement of Young People in HIV Prevention Campaign Messages: The Role of Message Format, Culture, and Gender
[
View All
]
North Africa
Commitment to Practice: A Playbook for Practitioners in HIV, Youth and Sport
[
View All
]
Southern Africa
Audience Involvement with Yellow Card, an Entertainment-Education Initiative Promoting Safe-Sex Behavior Among African Youth
Adaptation of Health Communication Material
Treatment of AIDS in Soul Buddyz: A Multimedia Campaign for Children's Health in South Africa
[
View All
]
West Africa
Communications to Change Structure Conditions
Civil Society Perspectives on TB/HIV
Meeting the Sexual Health Needs of Men Who Have Sex With Men in Senegal
[
View All
]
Top Pages for this Section
By Page Review
[Cumulative]
By Most Visited
[Last 6 Months]
Advantages and Disadvantages of Online Learning (1974)
Mama Cash Grants (748)
Use of Fear Appeals in Public Health Campaigns and in Patient/Provider Encounters (485)
Staying Alive Awards (461)
Communication for Social Change: An Integrated Model for Measuring the Process and Its Outcomes (318)
Making Waves: Stories of Participatory Communication for Social Change (280)
Hivos Fund (279)
Peer Education Training of Trainers Manual (278)
How to Create an Effective Communication Project (255)
Nigeria ICT4D National Policy (245)
Please complete and submit the Page Review forms at the bottom of each Knowledge Summary you access - thank you
Help Seed The CI Network
See who's joined!
Register and Participate
Subscribe to The Drum Beat, Contribute to Forums, Get Poll Results etc
New to CI?
» Start here
User login
Username:
*
Password:
*
Create new account
Request new password
Development Classifieds
Poll
In an effort to contribute to efforts to meet Millennium Development Goal (MDG) #6, schools should integrate HIV and AIDS prevention programming into their sex education curriculum... [Registered Users: please vote then comment in the form provided.]:
Early - i.e., in primary/elementary grade levels.
Around the time of puberty - i.e., in middle school.
Later - i.e., when youth are nearing the end of undergraduate education.
Never; it is the role of parents or others - not schools - to provide this kind of information.
HIV/AIDS News
Clinical Mentor HIV/AIDS
HIV/Aids and Human Rights Charter to Be Launched
Domestic HIV/AIDS Spending Essentially Flat
Dear Next President: A national HIV/AIDS policy, please?
California Law to Cover Routine HIV Tests is First in Nation
Washington Post examines HIV/AIDS outreach efforts aimed at African immigrants
HIV Spreading Despite Efforts to Prevent It
CDC report on new HIV infections in U.S. did not include data from Puerto Rico; omission has widespread consequences, advocates say
Debate needed over Aids shame, stigma
AIDS walk recruiters get busy this week
more
Powered By Daylife
