Public Education Partnerships: Viacom: Awards

Medicaid/SCHIP

Women's Health Policy

Media and Health

Pulling It Together, From Drew Altman

Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured

Kaiser Polls

Media Fellowships

Barbara Jordan Health Policy Scholars Program

News Media Partnerships

Entertainment Media Partnerships

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>	Rap It Up (BET)
>	Salud es Vida ¡Entérate! (Univision)
>	PAUSE (Fox)
>	African Broadcast Media Parntership
>	Carribean Broadcast Media Partnership
>	Russian Media Partnership/StopSPID
>	Heroes Project (India)
>	Staying Alive (MTV Intl.)
>	Global Media AIDS Initiative

South Africa

Fast Facts

KNOW HIV/AIDS Website
At the KNOW HIV/AIDS website, find a local testing site, learn more about prevention and the epidemic, test your knowledge, and find out how you can get involved in the fight against HIV/AIDS.

Guide: Get Informed, Get the Facts About HIV/AIDS
This guide provides the facts about HIV/AIDS and other STDs, including information on prevention, testing and treatment. It is available in printable pdf format.

KNOW HIV/AIDS Awards

2006 Emmy Award - National Public Service Announcement for "Ed" and "Cynthia".
2006 Cable Positive POP Award for "Ed" and "Cynthia" public service announcements.
2006 Webby Award Official Honoree for KNOW HIV/AIDS.
2005 National Association of People with AIDS Positive Ally Award for the campaign’s contribution to the fight against HIV/AIDS in the U.S. and Globally.
2004 Academy of TV Arts and Sciences Governor's Award for KNOW HIV/AIDS.
2004 Academy of TV Arts and Science Ribbon of Hope Award for KNOW HIV/AIDS.
2004 George Foster Peabody Award for KNOW HIV/AIDS and Fight For Your Rights: Protect Yourself campaigns, with special recognition for A Walk in Your Shoes and The Social History of HIV.
2003 Emmy Award nomination for KNOW HIV/AIDS for "Little Reminders", "Excuses" and "Bedroom".
2003 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Award for Excellence in Health and Medical Programming for KNOW HIV/AIDS and Fight For Your Rights: Protect Yourself campaigns, with special recognition for A Walk in Your Shoes and The Social History of HIV.