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Examples of the "Know Where You Stand" downloadable billboard, print, transit and online Flash banner ads

"Know Where You Stand" is the latest campaign of CDC’s Act Against AIDS and is aimed at increasing HIV testing among African American gay and bisexual men – one of the populations hardest hit by this disease. Through a series of online, transit and billboards ads in 14 cities across the nation, the campaign encourages men to get tested, to "Know my truth" and to "Know more." An upcoming phase of the campaign, featuring new creative is scheduled for Fall 2011.

For all campaign materials, please visit the Act Against AIDS website.

Billboard and print ad

Know My Truth Print Ad

Click on the image for more examples of the "Know Where You Stand" downloadable transit ads, or visit the "Know Where You Stand" Posters page.

Transit ad

Know My Truth Transit Ad

Click on the image for more examples of the "Know Where You Stand" downloadable transit ads, or visit the "Know Where You Stand" Posters page.

Online Flash banner ads

Click on the images below for more examples of the "Know Where You Stand" downloadable Flash banner ads, or visit the "Know Where You Stand" Flash Banners page.

Know My Truth Banner Ad

Know My Truth Banner Ad



 
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