Multi-topic Toolkit (November 2019)

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HIV Treatment Works Campaign (HIV Treatment Content)

Image displays a medical provider smiling with a stethoscope.

#HIVTreatmentWorks best when you take your HIV medicines as prescribed and stay in touch with your provider. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2x8hSzj

Image displays a pill bottle with pill and tablets emerging from its opening, along with the following text: There are many treatment options. Find what works for you!

Is your #HIV treatment working for you? If not, talk to your healthcare provider. They can help you find a different combination of medicines. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2x8hSzj #HIVTreatmentWorks

Image displays three pills above a daily pill container.

Trouble remembering to take your #HIV meds? There are ways to make your regimen easier, such as using a pill container or a mobile app. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2x8hSzj #HIVTreatmentWorks

Image displays two pills in the subject’s left hand and a cup of water in his/her right hand, along with the following text: Take every pill every day as directed.

#HIVTreatmentWorks to help you get and keep an #undetectable viral load. Remember to take meds daily, as prescribed. Learn more https://bit.ly/2x8hSzj #TalkUndetectable

Start Talking. Stop HIV. Campaign (Gay and Bisexual Male Content)

Image displays two men sitting inside holding hands while gazing at each other.

Relationships can take some work, but #HIV prevention does not have to be hard. #StartTalkingPrEP with your partner(s) and your doctor today. Visit https://bit.ly/2kd2DBy for more information.

Image displays portions of the bodies of two men sitting down and facing each other, with a condom in one of their hands.

#PrEP can greatly reduce the risk of HIV, but only #condoms protect against other #STDs like syphilis and gonorrhea. #StartTalkingCondoms

Image displays the upper body of a man who is holding a glass of water in one hand and a blue pill in the palm of his other hand.

#StartTalkingPrEP with your friends and partners. Visit https://bit.ly/2kd2DBy for more info about #PrEP.

Image displays two men opening an at-home HIV test kit.

Knowing your #HIV status is empowering. It allows you to keep yourself and your sex partner(s) safe. #StartTalkingHIV #StartTalkingTesting

Image displays two men smiling/laughing while sitting on a beach.

Even though summer has come to an end, don’t forget to keep the conversation going. #StartTalkingHIV

Stop HIV Stigma Campaign (HIV Stigma Content)

Image displays two athletic young men talking to each other while sitting on a bench on the side ostensibly on the side of a basketball court.

Combating #stigma is critical to getting to no new #HIV cases in the U.S. Encourage others to get tested and speak out against HIV stigma. Learn how: https://bit.ly/2lEPTls. #StopHIVTogether

Image displays a pair of hands affectionately holding another person’s hand, along with the following text: Help stop HIV stigma.

Together, we can all combat #HIV stigma. Everyone deserves #support. Learn more at https://bit.ly/2oDCBdD. #StopHIVStigma.

Image displays an animation of six women with arms linked in solidarity, along with the following text: Together we can end HIV stigma.

Together, we can change attitudes and #StopHIVStigma. Learn how: https://bit.ly/2PISW9Z.

Image displays five young adults casually smiling, along with the following text: You can help stop HIV stigma. Find out how.

#DYK stigma against youth (ages 13-24) with #HIV can cause them to not get the care they need? How we talk about HIV matters. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2sF9B4D. #StopHIVStigma

Image displays a medical provider holding a pill bottle while speaking to a male patient.

Providers: Be aware of #HIV stigma helps create an inclusive environment for people with HIV. Learn more about avoiding stigma at https://bit.ly/2PISW9Z. #StopHIVStigma

Doing It Campaign (HIV Testing Content)

Image displays a man reading a map while sitting in the back of a pick-up truck, with a woman ostensibly pointing toward their destination, and another man looking in that direction through a pair of binoculars.

Get tested today to steer your #sexualhealth in the right direction. #DoingIt

Image displays the lower legs of two men facing each other while standing barefoot on a rocky beach, along with the following text: Are you doing it for each other?

Testing for #HIV can give you important information and help keep you and your partners safe. #DoingIt https://bit.ly/2nEWpck.

Image displays two men casually kissing and holding an open book that partially hides their faces, along with the following text: It’s no mystery. Doing it is fast, free & confidential.

Testing for #HIV can give you important information and help keep you and your partners safe. #DoingIt https://bit.ly/2nEWpck.

Image displays a man applying a pinch of salt to the ingredients of the meal he is preparing, along with the following text: Are you doing it with spice?

Get tested for #HIV today! #DoingIt and knowing your status helps you take charge of your #sexualhealth. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2nEWpck.

Image displays one hand holding another person’s hand with rainbow ribbons on both of their wrists, along with the following text: How often are you doing it?

You don’t need to be alone when you’re #DoingIt! You can get tested with a friend, partner, or family member. Find a testing site at cdc.gov/DoingIt.

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Page last reviewed: June 9, 2022
Content source: Division of HIV Prevention, National Center for HIV, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention