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This week, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton delivered a strong speech on global AIDS. We take a closer look at what was in the speech, and more importantly, what was not. We also examine the power of storytelling in public health campaigns.

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U.S. Signals a New Era in AIDS Fight

Calling for an “AIDS-free generation,” Hillary Clinton delivered a much lauded speech on global HIV/AIDS. At a time of stagnating budgets and threats to foreign aid, her strong support for ramping up the fight was good news. But will the new strategy go far enough to stem the epidemic among highly vulnerable populations, like people who inject drugs, sex workers, and men who have sex with men? Take a closer look at Clinton’s speech.

Not Just for Bedtime: The Power of Storytelling

A major challenge in global health communications is making issues resonate with diverse audiences. How can advocates inspire people to take action against health disparities that are geographically and culturally foreign to their own life experiences? One key element is effective use of the power of stories. Learn more.

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