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Staying Alive Website
At the Staying Alive website, visitors can learn the facts on HIV/AIDS, find out how they can join the fight against AIDS, find a testing facility near them, and learn about special AIDS-prevention forums, concerts, and documentaries

View Staying Alive PSAs
Through the partnership, MTV, the Kaiser Family Foundation, and Family Health International have produce targeted PSAs for the Staying Alive campaign to inform viewers in more than 164 countries worldwide about HIV/AIDS.

Staying Alive - Special Programming

Special programming content addresses such issues as getting tested for STDs, sexual behavior, and the impact of HIV/AIDS on young people around the world.

Former U.S. President, Bill Clinton, participated in a MTV youth forum entitled, Staying Alive: A Global Youth Forum on HIV/AIDS. During the 60-minute forum, young people from more than 70 countries had the opportunity to ask Mr. Clinton and a distinguished panel of influential leaders hard-hitting and controversial questions about HIV/AIDS.