World AIDS Day - December 1

Read About White House Actions

• President Obama’s Proclamation
• New US Efforts Announced
• The President speaks at the ONE Campaign and (RED) event
• Fact Sheet: The Beginning of the End of AIDS

Read and Share These Federal Statements

• Secretary Sebelius’ Statement
• New PACHA Chair Announced
• Secy. Clinton speaks on an AIDS free generation
• More Statements: CDC, DOD,  FDA, HUD, NIH, SAMHSA, Departments of Justice, Labor, State and VA

Join the Facing AIDS Initiative

Share photos and messages in the Facing AIDS photo gallery.

By putting our faces to AIDS, we can help reduce the stigma around HIV and promote HIV testing.

Read the National HIV/AIDS Strategy

In July 2010, the White House released the National HIV/AIDS Strategy. Read the Strategy [PDF 1.34 MB] and talk about it with your friends and colleagues.

What can you do to make it real in your community?

Locate HIV Testing and Other HIV Services

Use and share the HIV/AIDS Prevention & Service Providers Locator and add the widget to your website or blog.

You can also send a text message with your ZIP code to “KNOWIT” (566948) or visit HIVtest.org .

Learn about the Epidemic

Read about CDC’s Vital Signs study and the Testing Makes Us Stronger campaign.

Get fact sheets about the epidemic and other resources.

Tweet

Share information on Twitter about how you’re taking action for World AIDS Day (and beyond!)

Use the official hashtag #WAD11.

Blog About It

Write a blog post about why you choose to Face AIDS.

Not a blogger? Comment on someone else’s blog post or ask your favorite blogger to write about HIV.

Posters and Logos

Download these posters.

Add the World AIDS Day logo to your materials.

Learn about the HIV/AIDS Awareness Days

Visit the Awareness Days page

Share this card with all the HIV/AIDS Awareness Days [PDF 1.5 MB]