February 1, 2013
Save the Date: CDC Twitter Chat
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will be hosting a variety of Twitter events in commemoration of National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NBHAAD), which takes place annually on February 7.
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Tuesday, February 5 at 2pm ET—Twitter Chat with CDC leaders and partners from the NBHAAD Strategic Leadership Council (SLC) and the Act Against AIDS Leadership Initiative (AAALI)
Join
this interactive Twitter chat to discuss the impact of the HIV and AIDS
on African American communities across the United States and how
individuals, communities and CDC partners can address the HIV epidemic
by getting educated, getting tested, getting involved and getting
treated, if needed. Experts also will address specific questions that
were developed by community members. Everyone is encouraged to
participate. Join the chat by using the hashtag #NBHAADchat or follow @DrDeanCDC for the latest information on the chat.
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Advice for First-time Twitter Chat Participants
If
you have never participated in a Twitter chat, it is very easy to
follow the conversation. Simply login into your account and type the
designated hashtag (i.e., #NBHAADchat) for this specific chat in the
search box. All tweets associated with the chat will display in the
feed.
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New Account Set-Up
If
you have do not have a Twitter account, it is very easy to establish
one. Before set-up, you will need to determine a unique profile name
describing the subject matter of your account, a biography which is a
160 character description of your profile and an image to display in the
header. Log into twitter.com to
get started. You may want to review some established accounts as
examples. In order to be certain all Twitter chat participants are able
to view your tweets, please be sure your Tweet Privacy setting is set at
the default (the box is left unchecked.) This can be found under
Settings.
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Watching a TwitterChat
To simply follow the conversation without establishing an account, you may search the designated chat hashtag at this link: https://twitter.com/search
For more information on NBHAAD, go to www.nationalblackaidsday.org.
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