3 Things You Can Do to Act Against AIDS

1. Get the Facts and Share the Facts.

HIV is a concern for all of us. What can you do about it? Break the silence— talk about HIV!
Here's how to do it:

1. HIV Basics, including information on HIV Prevention. Click on these links to educate yourself on the basics about HIV/AIDS, including information on how to protect yourself and others.
2. Talk about what you learn  with your friends and other people that are important to you.
3. Empower even more people via social media.  Share the HIV Basics page and your new knowledge with your Facebook and Twitter friends, too.

Once you know more about HIV/AIDS, you're in the best position to educate your friends and family.  Your voice can motivate and move them to action to protect themselves and others!

Whether it's a conversation, text message, Facebook status update or a tweet—we must talk to each other about HIV and how we can prevent it. In fact you can do it right now.

Share this page with your friends!

2. Get Tested

3. Get Involved

Volunteer in your community:
Everyone has a role in the fight against HIV/AIDS including you.  Visit these sites to search HIV/AIDS-related volunteer opportunities in your area.

Use the Act Against AIDS campaign tools and materials:
CDC has made many of its campaign tools and materials available on-line.  Partners and individuals can download brochures, badges, widgets, and other materials. View campaign materials

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