Know Where You Stand.™, an Act Against AIDS campaign, is aimed at increasing HIV testing among Black Men who have Sex with Men (BMSM) – one of the populations hardest hit by this disease. Specifically, this multi-year, multi-faceted communications campaign focuses on encouraging and empowering black gay and bisexual men, ages 18-44, to get tested for HIV after having unprotected sex with a person of unknown status or living with HIV. To learn more about this campaign, please visit the on-line newsroom.
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About the CampaignFree Tools for HIV PreventionCurrent available materials include online banner ads and posters. The banner ads allow individuals to enter a zip code to find HIV testing locations near them and search HIVtest.org for information about HIV and HIV testing. Additional materials will be available soon. To download current materials, please visit the materials page. |
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