Hearing the Stories Behind the Signs | blog.aids.gov
Hearing the Stories Behind the Signs
Everyone has a story. In the 31 years of the HIV epidemic, we are all in some way affected by HIV – whether we are living with HIV, a friend, a loved one of someone with HIV, a caregiver, or a community member. Through the
Facing AIDS photo initiative,
thousands of people have shared a sentence from the story about why he/she is Facing AIDS: to fight stigma. To raise awareness and remember those who we have lost.
These photos/messages are just a piece of a powerful story. This year, the fifth year of
Facing AIDS, we decided to share some of the stories behind the signs. We’ve interviewed members of the HIV community to ask them to share a piece of their story – you can listen by clicking the audio link above. According to the
Pew Internet & American Life Project , 46% of adult internet users are creators of original photo or video content that they post online.
What’s your story?
Photo sharing gives us the opportunity to tell our stories broadly. To learn some of the basics of photosharing, visit
Common Craft .
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