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Call for Good Practice Case StudiesHIV Programming for Young People On behalf of the UNAIDS Inter-Agency Task Team (IATT) on HIV and Young People, FHI 360 is putting out a call for programs or interventions that illustrate best practices in HIV interventions for young people. Interventions can represent a wide range of HIV programming including, but not limited to, counseling and testing, family life or life skills education, mass media campaigns, HIV care and treatment, and medical interventions. Submitted programs or interventions should be aligned with at least one of the six themes of the IATT Global Guidance Briefs, or specifically target young people living with HIV, or adolescent girls. Submissions will be assessed by a team of experts, and those that most compellingly illustrate best practices will be included as case studies in a publication and disseminated globally. Submit a Case Study You can submit a program or intervention online or by email. Submissions are due by October 17th. Please be sure to include complete contact information, as additional information may be requested.

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Call for Good Practice Case StudiesHIV Programming for Young People On behalf of the UNAIDS Inter-Agency Task Team (IATT) on HIV and Young People, FHI 360 is putting out a call for programs or interventions that illustrate best practices in HIV interventions for young people. Interventions can represent a wide range of HIV programming including, but not limited to, counseling and testing, family life or life skills education, mass media campaigns, HIV care and treatment, and medical interventions. Submitted programs or interventions should be aligned with at least one of the six themes of the IATT Global Guidance Briefs, or specifically target young people living with HIV, or adolescent girls. Submissions will be assessed by a team of experts, and those that most compellingly illustrate best practices will be included as case studies in a publication and disseminated globally. Submit a Case Study You can submit a program or intervention online or by email. Submissions are due by October 17th. Please be sure to include complete contact information, as additional information may be requested.

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