Public Information and Education Campaign
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STOP AIDS NEBRASKA CAMPAIGN
c/o Ann Chambers
301 Centennial Mall South 3rd Floor PO Box 95026
Lincoln, NE 68509-5026
A Nebraska Resources Book is available at DHHS link below. Click the Logo below to go to the Nebraska DHHS HIV Home Page
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Join the Nebraska Red Ribbon Community. For more information email: NRRC.info@yahoo.com
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National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
THE MESSAGE for National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
Simple and to the point, the central message behind the campaign is to remind us that as Black Americans we are greater than any challenge we have ever faced, and that we too are Greater Than AIDS. By each and every one of us doing our part - for to do nothing is to be part of the problem - we can reverse the course of this epidemic. Change is possible through our actions as individuals, families and communities:
- Be informed
- Speak openly
- Use condoms
- Act with respect
- Get tested - and treated as needed
- Get involved
The campaign also speaks to underlying factors that fuel the AIDS epidemic, such as fear, ignorance, and apathy. By allowing these things to thrive, we allow HIV to continue to spread.
