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3-21-2017Editor’s Note: In case you missed it, here are the top five new media blog posts of the last six months that most resonated with you, our reader.We hope that …

2-13-2017As Dr. Richard Wolitski, Director of the Office of HIV/AIDS and Infectious Disease Policy, shared in a post to learn more. We encourage everyone to watch, comme…

10-4-2016Are you getting maximum impact from the social media platforms you’re using? If you want to grow your audience, it helps to know if you’re spending your ti…

9-6-2016Are you using Facebook to spread the word about your special events? Whether it’s a National HIV Testing Day event, a World AIDS Day vigil, or your annual fun…

8-30-2016Since 2007, HIV.gov has been producing video blog interviews with federal and community thought leaders at conferences and meetings in the U.S. and abroad. Over…

6-21-2016Digital tools have transformed the ways we share HIV messages. Each HIV/AIDS observance day is an opportunity to use those tools to encourage individuals to kno…

6-7-2016Facebook is a highly visual medium. Studies show that Facebook posts featuring photos are the most noticed, liked, and shared. Posts featuring an image stand o…

5-3-2016Images are an important part of storytelling. For the HIV community, images have long provided a way to tell stories, share experiences, inspire people to get t…

3-8-2016A Pew Research Center report notes that women continue to use Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest more than men do. As we prepare to observe National Women and Gi…

10-21-2015The Status:Every Friday, HIV.gov conducts weekly social media monitoring to assess our “social media engagement.” This practice recently alerted us to a cha…