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American Association for World Health
Media Outreach Guide: Sample Media Advisory
December 1, 1999 This should appear on your organization's letterhead.
Contact: [Name] (who to contact at your organization for more information) [Phone Number] Media AdvisoryWorld AIDS Day to Be Observed[State, city, or local leader, with title and organization]
to address the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the United States, encouraging communities to increase prevention
and education programs aimed at young adults.
What:December 1, 1999, marks the start of a year-long initiative to draw greater attention to the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the United States and around the world. Many initiatives will be aimed at young adults, who represent nearly 50% of all new HIV infections in the United States. At [your World AIDS Day event], [your keynote speaker -- preferably a local leader] will address the AIDS epidemic in the United States and in [your city, town, or community]. Who:Host: [Name of your organization] When & Where:Wednesday, December 1, 1999, [time of event] Program:World AIDS Day is the kick-off of a national HIV/AIDS awareness program focusing on communication. The AIDS -- End the Silence initiative aims not only to educate but to engage people in open discussions about the issues. In addition to [keynote speaker's] address at the December 1 [event], [mention another noteworthy aspect of the activity or program that you have planned.]
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