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PREPARE FOR HIV AWARENESS DAYS
HIV awareness days call attention to the impact of HIV and the national efforts to help end the epidemic. To build your own awareness day posts, you can access downloadable assets below, including two image options and a suggested caption for ease of posting. All assets can be shared on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. This page will be updated throughout the year with new awareness day posts.
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Awareness Day Social Posts
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HIV continues to disproportionately impact gay and bisexual men in the US. Help raise awareness. Share this post for National Gay Men's HIV/AIDS Awareness Day on September 27. #ThisIsWhatWeLiveFor #HIVAIDS #HIVAwareness #EndTheHIVEpidemic #NGMHAAD #StopHIVTogether
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Young gay & bisexual men continue to be impacted by HIV. The CDC recommends HIV testing every 3 to 6 months for men who have sex with men (MSM). Share this post to raise awareness of the impact of HIV. #ThisIsWhatWeLiveFor #HIVAIDS #EndTheHIVEpidemic #NGMHAAD #StopHIVTogether
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#HIVTestingDay is June 27. More than one option exists to get tested for HIV, from going to a clinic to an at-home test. And once you know your status, you can speak with a doctor about next steps. Get tested today. #KnowYourStatus #NHTD #StopHIVTogether #ThisIsWhatWeLiveFor
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Testing rates have rebounded but are still 5% below pre–COVID-19 pandemic averages. #HIVTestingDay is June 27. Get tested for HIV, know your status, and speak with a doctor about next steps, no matter the results. #KnowYourStatus #NHTD #StopHIVTogether #ThisIsWhatWeLiveFor
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The South is the epicenter of the HIV epidemic in the US, yet access to HIV prevention services and care in the South is lacking. Raise awareness to help close the gaps. Share this post today. #ThisIsWhatWeLiveFor #HIVAIDS #HIVAwareness #EndTheHIVEpidemic #SHAAD #StopHIVTogether
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Southern states bear the greatest burden of HIV. The EHE Initiative represents a commitment to helping address this disparity. Share this post to help raise awareness of HIV in the South. #ThisIsWhatWeLiveFor #HIVAIDS #HIVAwareness #EndTheHIVEpidemic #SHAAD #StopHIVTogether
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