Health Communication Materials Database | M/MC ID# KT AFR 8 |
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| English Title: Africa alive! : Youth making it happen : Working together against HIV/AIDS
Series Title: | Africa Alive! |
Media Format: Kit
Date: 1999
Country: Africa
Subjects: Reproductive Health, Organizations, AIDS, Africa, Adolescents, JHU/CCP
Audience: General
Languages: English
Description: 31 x 23 cm. folder. White background with red and green text; Africa Alive! logo (gold map of Africa with red dancing figure in front of it) in center.
Producers: Africa Alive!
Contact: Africa Alive! South Africa
Suite 11A, Granada Centre, 16 Chartwell Drive, Umhlanga Rocks
KwaZulu, Natal 4320
South Africa
Phone: 27-31-561-1001
Email: africaalive@iafrica.com
Website: http://www.africaalive.org/
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|  | Abstract: Contains 10 pages of information distinguished by colors: green, red, yellow and black. The green section (2 pages) explains what Africa Alive! is, its operational principles, its audience and message strategy, its project structure and approach. The red section describes the facts of HIV/AIDS prevalence in sub-Saharan Africa. The yellow section gives examples of 2 highly successful youth activities... more Abstract: Contains 10 pages of information distinguished by colors: green, red, yellow and black. The green section (2 pages) explains what Africa Alive! is, its operational principles, its audience and message strategy, its project structure and approach. The red section describes the facts of HIV/AIDS prevalence in sub-Saharan Africa. The yellow section gives examples of 2 highly successful youth activities supported by Africa Alive! and JHU/CCP: 1) CECAFA soccer tournament : Breaking the silence about AIDS in Africa; 2) "Hits for hope" : Safer sex or AIDS : The choice is in your hands. It also lists participating organizations of these activities. The black sections are a list of frequently asked questions about Africa Alive! and the answers. Kit also contains an article from the June 1998 issue (no. 2) of "Communication impact!" entitled "Advocacy and mass media: A winning combination for Kenyan youth", and a glossy sheet that includes news clips featuring Africa Alive!. less
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