Guest guest Posted February 20, 2006 Report Share Posted February 20, 2006 Dear Forum, Lives in Focus (http://www.livesinfocus.org/) today posted a piece that looks at a prevention program's use of illustrations to empower young girls about the AIDS epedemic. In an age of menu-driven DVD tutorials, I found it revealing to see how simple, culturally recognizable illustrations are powerful and inexpensive tools for explaining the epidemic. This series features several scans of the educational material that show how HIV spreads, how to protect oneself, and what adjustments one can take to remain healthy despite being HIV+. About Lives in Focus (http://www.livesinfocus.org/): Lives in Focus is a website that is documenting the lives of Indians affected by the AIDS epidemic and the challenges that stigmatized AIDS patients face in India. The website also interviews activists and doctors struggling to fight the epidemic. The project uses video, audio and photographs to present the voices of those who are rarely given space or time in traditional news media. Sandeep e-MAIL: <sandeep@...> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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