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11.1. Working with Theater Practitioners 8811.2. Working with Visual Artists 9211.3. Media Campaigns and Social Marketing 9411.4 Health Fairs on Gender and HIV 10411.5. Group Discussions 10611.6. Talk Shows 10811.7. Marches/Rallies Linked to Gender and HIV 11211.8. Reaching Men Through Sports 11411.9. Door Campaigns 11611.10. One-on-One Discussions/Peer Outreach 11711.11 Action Planning12. Engaging Men at the Service Delivery Level12.1. A Framework for Working with Men 12112.2. Getting Tested for HIV 126AcknowledgementsA number of individuals contributed to the creation of this manual. EngendeHealth staff members KentKlindera, Andrew Levack, and Manisha Mehta and Promundo staff members Christine Ricardo and FabioVerani wrote the manual. Many sections and activities were taken or adapted from the Program H WorkingWith Young Men Series produced by Promundo, ECOS, PAPAI, and Salud y Genero and the Men AsPartners: A Program for Supplementing the Training of Life Skill Educators, 2 nd Edition curriculumproduced by EngenderHealth.We would like to acknowledge Megan McKenna and Dulcy Israel, who edited the manual, and LimeBlue inSouth Africa for designing the manual.We also appreciate the assistance of Laura Skolnik, Sara Wilhemsen, and Patricia McDonald, who providedfeedback on the manual. Finally, we would like to thank all the participants who attended the group educationworkshops in Namibia and Ethiopia, where we pretested this manual.The U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief through the interagency Gender Technical WorkingGroup’s Male Norms Initiative led to the development of this package.For more information, contact:Manisha MehtaChristine RicardoTeam Leader, Gender InitiativeCoordinator, Gender and Health ProgramEngenderHealthPromundo440 Ninth Avenue Rua México, 31/1502New York, NY, 10001 U.S.A Rio De Janeiro – RJ, 20031-144212-561-8394 +55 (21) 2544-3114Email: mmehta@engenderhealth.orgc.ricardo@promundo.org.br4