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11-26-2013Thunderclap describes itself as the first-ever crowd-speaking platform that helps people be heard by saying something together. After assessing the site,...
07-30-2013We have already passed the halfway point of 2013, and that’s when we have an extensive evaluation of our new media activities during the first six months.…
02-19-2013What Pew found: Facebook is the most-used SNS - of online adults are Facebook users. Facebook is especially appealing to women and younger adults....
12-11-2012On December 1, 2012, agencies across the U.S. Government joined together to observe World AIDS Day. To demonstrate the theme of “Working Together for an A…
05-15-2012At HIV.gov we’ve been thinking a lot about the power of storytelling. In the HIV community, everyone has a story to bring to the table, and more people ar…
10-04-2011Write. Snap. Share.That’s how easy it is to participate in HIV.gov’s Facing AIDS 2011 for World AIDS Day (December 1) photo initiative -- back by po…