Tackling HIV Stigma What works?
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4 WHAT THE EVIDENCE TELLS US ABOUT THE EFFECTIVENESS OF <strong>HIV</strong> STIGMA INTERVENTIONS<br />
Media campaigns from elsewhere in the world<br />
All over the world organisations have used different<br />
forms of media and imagery to communicate<br />
messages challenging stigma. Below are a few<br />
examples. Although these campaigns are not<br />
evaluated, they provide useful insight into some of<br />
the approaches used in the past.<br />
Live <strong>HIV</strong> Neutral from United States of<br />
America<br />
The <strong>Stigma</strong> Project in the USA has produced a<br />
range of eye-catching images for the Live <strong>HIV</strong><br />
Neutral campaign. The images challenge preconceptions<br />
about <strong>HIV</strong> and people living with <strong>HIV</strong>.<br />
‘“<strong>HIV</strong> Neutral” is a state of mind, regardless of your<br />
status, in which you are informed and aware of the<br />
constantly evolving state of <strong>HIV</strong>/AIDS.’ (<strong>Stigma</strong><br />
Project website)<br />
Some of the images look at the language used to<br />
describe <strong>HIV</strong> and people living with <strong>HIV</strong>. As well as<br />
providing basic information, this highlights some of<br />
the unintended stigma people may display through<br />
the language they use and supports people to alter<br />
their behaviour.<br />
14 NAT<br />
<strong>Tackling</strong> <strong>HIV</strong> stigma: <strong>What</strong> <strong>works</strong>?