March 10
The 2018 theme was "HIV Prevention Starts with Me".
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office on Women's Health leads this day.
Event Planning Guide Social Media Kit
Awareness Days Calendar Card (PDF 1.39 MB)
Find HIV Testing and Other Services
Use Digital Communication
Watch this Facebook Live video for tips on using social media for HIV/AIDS observances.
Get personalized help with social media from Virtual Office Hours.
Watch these short videos
- Tips for creating a great Facebook Live
- What makes a good Instagram story?
- When is it good to put a gif in a Tweet?
Find more HIV.gov articles on using social media.
Graphics
Use CDC’s images, infographic and this gif video.
Copy the badge code:
<a href="https://www.hiv.gov/events/awareness-days/women-and-girls"><img alt="National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day #NWGHAAD" height="150" width="150" src="https://www.hiv.gov/sites/default/files/images/nwghaad.jpg"></a>Get Involved
Use the #NWGHAAD hashtag.
Learn about Greater Than AIDS and the EMPOWERED campaign and download materials for your event from Greater Than AIDS.
Join the conversation during National Women’s Health Week (May 13-19, 2018) with digital communication resources from HHS/Office on Women’s Health.
Learn about the Epidemic
Visit the HIV Basics pages.
Get this fact sheet about women and HIV, and other fact sheets.
Visit womenshealth.gov for health resources related to women and girls.
Federal Resources
Visit the NWGHAAD resource page offered by the HHS Office on Women’s Health.
Doing It is a CDC national HIV testing and prevention campaign to motivate adults to get tested and know their HIV status.
Read the CDC feature about women, HIV and NWGHAAD.