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New Media Round-Up Monitoring and Evaluating our Communication Channels 09-20-2011When it comes to social media, how do you measure and monitor your reach? It s a tough question, and one we often ask ourselves...Your Questions from the White House 30 Years of AIDS Video Chat 09-13-2011Over the summer, HIV.gov collaborated with the White House to host a live video chat to commemorate 30 years of AIDS in the Unite...Highlights from the National Conference on Health Communication, Marketing, and Media 08-30-2011Earlier this month, HIV.gov attended the 5th Annual National Conference on Health Communication, Marketing and Media (NPHIC), Sub...Federal Voices Addressing HIV/AIDS with New Media 08-23-2011Jane Carper, Intern, HIV.govAt HIV.gov we manage and receive guidance from the Federal HIV/AIDS Web Council (FHAWC). Its members...Chemistry at the National HIV Prevention Conference Social Media Lab 08-17-2011Co-authored by Hadiza Buge, Web Content Manager, Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)...Social Media for Nonprofits 07-26-2011Last month, I attended Social Media for Nonprofits in San Francisco, a conference series taking place in cities across the countr...AIDS.gov Surpasses 100,000 Twitter Followers - What Does It Really Mean? 07-19-2011The last month and a half has been a busy time for the HIV community. We commemorated 30 years since the first reported cases of...Social Media at the 2011 National HIV Prevention Conference 07-12-2011The 2011 National HIV Prevention Conference (NHPC) will be held in Atlanta, August 14-17. Once again, the NHPC will work to educa...A Box of Tools for National HIV Testing Day 2011 06-21-2011Co-authored by Deb LeBel, Partnerships Specialist, HIV.gov This is the season for toolboxes. Sunday was Father s Day and to...National HIV Testing Day TwitterViews 06-14-2011New media has become a crucial tool for relaying health information, sharing resources, developing and maintaining partnerships,...![HIV Basics]()
Reaching Youth Online through HIV-Positive Youth Peer Educators 05-31-2011The East Bay AIDS Center (EBAC) in Oakland, California serves approximately 1,500 East Bay residents living with HIV or AIDS. The Downtown Youth Clinic (DYC),..…Growing and Adapting: A New AIDS.gov Blog Structure 05-10-2011Today, we are proud to announce a new structure for our blog - one that encompasses the changes and growth we ve experienced si...![HIV Basics]()
Addressing Language Barriers Through New Media 03-22-2011A recent blog post talked about AIDSinfo, the National Library of Medicine’s online resource recently released as a mobile app. At the Department of Healt…National Black Gay Men’s Advocacy Coalition’s New Focus: New Media 01-21-2011According to the National HIV/AIDS Strategy about his efforts to use new media to extend the reach of their programs. NBGMAC will...Social Media at the 2010 HIV Prevention Leadership Summit 12-28-2010Earlier this month, we attended the 2010 HIV Prevention Leadership Summit in Washington, D.C. The Summit brought together grantees funded by the Centers for Dis…New York State Department of Health: Breaking Ground in New Media Response to HIV and STIs 12-21-2010Earlier this month, we participated in the New York State Department of Health AIDS Institute's forum, Social Media: Going Viral...Using Twitter at the HIV Prevention Leadership Summit 12-10-2010At CDC National Prevention Information Network (NPIN), we have embraced social media as a key tool in developing and maintaining strong partnerships. As a CDC p…Social Media: Going Viral Against HIV and STIs 12-06-2010The New York State Department of Health AIDS Institute, is hosting Social Media: Going Viral Against HIV and STIs tomorrow, December 7, 2010, at New York Unive.…Foursquare: Where are We on World AIDS Day? 12-01-2010Today, on World AIDS Day, we re-dedicate ourselves to raising awareness about an epidemic that has claimed far too many lives. This is an opportunity for us to.…
