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Video

• All of Us
  AIDS is the number one cause of death in the U.S. for African-American women ages 19-34. A recently released film entitled All of Us takes a look at some of the social factors that put these women so at risk. All of Us will be broadcast nationwide on SHOWTIME Network on World AIDS Day, December 1st.
  
  

• TheBody.com's Video Central
  View our growing collection of videos about people affected by HIV/AIDS.
• Staying Alive: Videos on HIV, Some Somber, Others Light, From MTV
  A range of videos -- from a two-hour movie about four young people's struggles in love to a bizarre minute-long ad from India -- explore the global fight against AIDS and the lives of people with HIV around the world.
• Saving Lives Through HIV/AIDS Treatment
  A short movie about how HIV treatment has transformed the lives of two young people who were on the brink of death.
• Highway of Hope
  A short online movie about HIV-positive truckers in Africa.
• A Singaporean Ad for World AIDS Day 2008
  A Chinese-language World AIDS Day commemoration posted on YouTube.
• The Diary of Kelly Rowland
  MTV's hour-long documentary on HIV with Destiny's Child star Kelly Rowland will be available online on Dec. 1.
• Saving Lives, Creating Hope: The Successes of U.S. Global AIDS Relief
  A 15-minute online video documentary on the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, showing people in Africa who have benefited from the program.
• The Feminization of HIV Webcast
  A panel discussion at Georgetown Medical School will be broadcast online on Dec. 1 at 8 p.m. Eastern Standard Time.
• A Global Health Forum With President Bush and President-Elect Obama
  At the Saddleback Civil Forum on Global Health, which will be broadcasted online on Dec. 1 at 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. Eastern Standard Time, U.S. President George W. Bush will receive an award for his work in the fight against AIDS and President-elect Barack Obama will give an address on the future of global health.

  

Television

• On Canadian TV, "Killer Sex" and The Gift Look at the Spread of HIV (Dec. 1)
  Cable station ichannel will look at the rising rate of HIV in gay Canadian men and show a movie on "bug chasers," gay men who try to catch HIV.
• The Diary of Kelly Rowland (Dec. 1)
  Around the world, MTV will show an hour-long documentary that follows Destiny's Child star Kelly Rowland as she meets people involved in the fight against HIV in South Africa, Kenya, Tanzania and the United States.
• Caribbean TV Will Air "Live Up: The Show" (Dec. 1)
  A three-part HIV awareness show featuring queen of soca Alison Hinds will be shown in 25 Caribbean countries.

  

Art

• UNAIDS ART for AIDS Collection
  The UNAIDS collection are museum quality pieces that provoke thought and dialogue. With an initial emphasis on African art and artists, the pieces have been assembled through the generous support of artists, collectors and donors.
• Global HIV Awareness Photo Journal
  Check out how different people around the world are spreading the word about HIV.
• Photos From World AIDS Day 2007
  A series of photos portrays HIV's global impact and how people in Asia, Africa, Europe and the Middle East observed World AIDS Day 2007.
  From AlertNet
• An Answer in Africa
  Gideon Mendel's photographs of a South African project that put more than 1,100 people on anti-HIV treatment.
  From the guardian.co.uk
• Life Interrupted
  Photographer Don McCullin looks at Zambians struggling with HIV and poverty
  From the BBC
• Historical HIV and AIDS Posters
  A look at HIV awareness posters over the past 25 years.
  From Avert
• Keep the Promise -- Advent in a Time of AIDS
  A calendar featuring a photograph and a short religious message about the AIDS epidemic for each of the 37 days following World AIDS Day. Printable copies are available for free in English, Spanish, French, Russian and German.
  From the Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance

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