See also the related
Key Topics Page
HIV/AIDS-Specific
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Adolescent AIDS Program
The AAP serves as a local
and national resource for those living with HIV/AIDS; adolescents who are at-risk of HIV
infection; health care providers who treat adolescents living with or at risk of HIV
infection; and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or questioning adolescents, their
families and caregivers. Based in the Bronx, New York, at the Children's Hospital at
Montefiore Medical Center.
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AIDS Alliance for Children, Youth, and
Families
A national, nonprofit organization founded to help respond to the unique
concerns of children, youth, women, and families who are living with, at risk of, or
affected by HIV/AIDS. They conduct policy research, education, and advocacy on a broad range
of HIV/AIDS prevention, care, and research issues.
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BAY Positives
Support for young people with HIV by
young people with HIV, aged 25 and under. Organization based in the San Francisco Bay
Area.
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HIV + Me
An online comic book guide about living with
HIV.
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Keep a Child Alive
Keep a Child Alive is
dedicated to providing life-saving medicine to children and families with HIV/AIDS.
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Know HIV/AIDS
An initiative encompasses the
creation and dissemination of information about the HIV virus and its prevention through
television, radio, outdoor, online, and print media. Developed by Viacom and Henry J.
Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Metro TeenAIDS
Offers HIV education and
prevention services for adolescents, as well as support services for teens already affected
by HIV/AIDS. The information center distributes free literature on HIV/AIDS, offers
counseling services for teens, and makes referrals to HIV testing sites or other HIV-related
services for adolescents. Metro Teen AIDS also sponsors the Annual Teen AIDS National Youth
Conference. Organization based in Washington, DC.
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Mpowerment Project
An HIV prevention program
designed to address the needs of young gay and bisexual men by empowering them to take
action in their communities.
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National Pediatric AIDS Network
Information regarding
HIV/AIDS in pediatric and youth communities, including medical information, clinical trials,
international issues, complementary therapy, and more.
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Positive Life
Focuses on improving the quality of
life for youth, ages 13-24, living with HIV/AIDS through education and peer support.
Includes information on HIV/AIDS basics, topics on sexual and mental health, adherence to
medications, money and legal issues, research, advocacy, and events of interest. Sponsored
by the Pediatric AIDS Clinical Trials Group (PACTG).
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Ryan White National Youth Conference on HIV and
AIDS
U.S. national conference solely dedicated to building the skills of young AIDS
activists, youth peer educators, and those who work in support of young people.
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Staying Alive
Website of MTV's annual HIV/AIDS
program, broadcast for World AIDS Day (December 1). Site is sponsored by MTV, the Kaiser
Family Foundation, UNAIDS, and the World Bank, and features facts, figures, and frequently
asked questions about HIV/AIDS.
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Talking with Kids About HIV/AIDS
Guidance for parents on discussing HIV/AIDS with their children. Also in
Spanish
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teenaids.org
Featuring HIV/AIDS education curricula in
American schools, glossary of AIDS terms, abstracts, and news. In collaboration with Dr.
John Chittick, former lecturer at the Harvard University Graduate School of Public Health on
international HIV/AIDS public health and comprehensive health education issues.
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UNICEF: HIV/AIDS
Information from the United
Nations Children's Fund on HIV/AIDS issues of children and young people.
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Youth AIDS
An action-based global initiative that
focuses on prevention. Mission is to stop the spread of HIV/AIDS through youth
involvement.
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Youth and AIDS Projects
(YAP) The goal of the University
of Minnesota Youth and AIDS Projects is to help high-risk youth prevent HIV and to care for
young people and families living with HIV infection.
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The Youth and AIDS
A
booklet written uniquely from the youth perspective to educate peers about AIDS and HIV
prevention.
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YouthHIV.org
This site offers virtual communities, an
email list, news, feature stories, links, an online library, and information about public
service campaigns.
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YouthNet
A global program to improve
reproductive health and prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS among people 10 to 24 years old. From
Family Health International
(FHI).
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Youth-policy.com
An online resource for improving
youth reproductive health and HIV/AIDS policy worldwide. The searchable database contains
more than 100 full-text policies addressing youth reproductive health from over 40
countries. A collaboration of the POLICY Project and YouthNet.
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Youth Topics
Providing news
and information, publications, and links about youth and HIV/AIDS from the CDC National
Prevention Information Network.
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Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, & Transgender Youth
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National Youth Advocacy Coalition
Mission is to
advocate for and with young people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender in an
effort to end discrimination against these youth and to ensure their physical and emotional
well being.
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Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays
(PFLAG) Offers
"Just the Facts About Sexual Orientation and Youth," a historic collaborative resource
for advocates of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender youth. Available in PDF
format.
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The Trevor Project
1-866-4-U-TREVOR
(1-866-488-7386) A national 24-hour toll-free suicide prevention hotline aimed at gay or
questioning youth. A part of The Trevor Project, a nonprofit endeavor created by the makers
of the movie Trevor to promote tolerance for gay and questioning youth, and to aid in
suicide prevention among that group.
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Youth Pride
Strives to enhance the lives of gay,
lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and questioning (GLBTQ) youth through advocacy, education,
outreach, support services, and youth activities. U.S. group based in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Youth Resource
Informational website for queer
youth from Advocates for Youth.
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