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AIDS.gov, a program of the Office of HIV/AIDS Policy in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, provides access to Federal HIV programs, policies, and resources through its website (www.AIDS.gov) and new media channels (e.g. blog, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Flickr). AIDS.gov also plans, implements, and evaluates domestic World AIDS Day and National HIV Testing Day initiatives. In this session, the AIDS.gov team will provide an overview of the tools and strategies that AIDS.gov uses to best reach their diverse audiences. The presentation will also provide a case study of Facing AIDS for World AIDS Day (December 1), an online photo initiative in which diverse audiences across the country shared photos of themselves holding signs stating why they were “Facing AIDS” for World AIDS Day. The initiative’s goals were to help reduce HIV stigma and promote HIV testing.

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Facing AIDS via Twitter, Widgets, Mobile & More: Government Strategies for Online Engagement (11NTCgovt)

Kathryn HambletonWeb Communications SpecialistU.S. Department of Health and Human Services

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Government Strategies for Online Engagement

Government and Social Media

Health and Human Services Topics– Flu– Cancer– HIV/AIDS– Bullying– Diabetes– Public Affairs– FDA Recalls– More…

Government and Social Media

HHS Center For New Media

Focus on:– Mission– Audience– Strategy– Value

NewMedia.hhs.gov

Government and Social Media

Targeting HIV/AIDS with Social MediaAudience is:• Online• Mobile • Engaged in social networks

And using technology to share information about sexual health

Government and Social Media

AIDS.gov

• Introduces and explain new media tools in the context of their use in response to HIV

•Highlights examples using new media effectively in response to HIV/AIDS

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