World AIDS Campaign 2001

From UNAIDS

December 2001

I care . . . Do you?

"I care . . . Do you?" is the slogan for the second year of a two-year campaign intended to create a sustained focus on the role of men in the AIDS epidemic.

Condoms and HIV Prevention
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Men as Caregivers and Fathers in a World with AIDS
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Men, Culture and HIV/AIDS
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Injecting Drug Users and HIV/AIDS
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Men Who Have Sex with Men and HIV/AIDS
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Boys, Young Men and HIV/AIDS
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Men: Epidemiology Fact Sheet
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World AIDS Campaign 2001 Fact Sheet
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This article was provided by UNAIDS. It is a part of the publication World AIDS Campaign 2001. Visit UNAIDS' website to find out more about their activities, publications and services.

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