CDC on the Frontlines Social Media Toolkit

This year, CDC recognizes the more than fifteen years of global progress against the HIV epidemic and celebrates the over 17 million lives saved through U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR). As a key implementer of PEPFAR, CDC plays a unique role – bringing a combination of scientific and technical expertise and on-the-ground experience to bear in the fight against the world’s two deadliest infectious diseases – HIV and TB. Our expertise has been a vital part of global efforts to stop these dual epidemics in their tracks. At the core of our expertise is our people.

In commemoration of this progress, we are excited to share with you a suite of social media cards celebrating those at the forefront of CDC’s global response against HIV and TB. These images and stories, captured by world-renowned photographer Thom Pierce, showcase extraordinary stories of changemakers, experts, innovators, and caregivers whose efforts are helping to transform the fight against these diseases-–at the very epicenter of the epidemics. They also offer a snapshot into the critical work CDC and partners are leading, around the world, as part of PEPFAR.

Below you will find a range of compelling and easily-downloadable resources that you can use on your platforms to give voice to their stories and to highlight the urgency and impact of the global fight against HIV and TB.

To see the full gallery of images and stories and for additional resources, visit: https://www.cdc.gov/globalhivtb/cdcs-impact/cdconthefrontlines.html

More than 17 Million Lives Saved

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Did you know? In 2018, CDC, through @PEPFAR, provided #HIV treatment to prevent mother-to-child transmission to more than 461,000 mothers like her! Thanks to this treatment Nontokozo’s baby was born, and remains, HIV negative! Thanks to your support, she is also one of more than 17 million around the world whose lives have been saved through PEPFAR and the hard work of CDC and partners. Learn more about her story at: https://www.cdc.gov/globalhivtb/cdcs-impact/cdconthefrontlines.html Photos: @ThomPiercePhotography

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Nontokozo is one of more than 17 million worldwide whose lives have been saved by preventing mother-to-child transmission of #HIV. Thanks to her adherence to her treatment, Nontokozo’s baby was born and remains HIV-negative! Learn more about her story at: https://www.cdc.gov/globalhivtb/cdcs-impact/cdconthefrontlines.html

More than 17 Million Lives Saved

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The future is full of possibilities for Nolwazi, one of the many whose lives have been changed by PEPFAR’s DREAMS program in South Africa. CDC is a proud supporter of DREAMS which helps protect young girls around the world from #HIV through empowerment and education. Thanks to your support of this program, she can live the life she’s always dreamed of. See her story: https://www.cdc.gov/globalhivtb/cdcs-impact/cdconthefrontlines.html Photos: @ThomPiercePhotography

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The future is full of possibilities for Nolwazi, one of the many young women empowered by CDC’s efforts as part of @PEPFAR’s DREAMS program in South Africa, which helps protect young girls from #HIV. See her story: https://www.cdc.gov/globalhivtb/cdcs-impact/cdconthefrontlines.html

More than 17 Million Lives Saved

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With more than 15 years of progress, CDC, through @PEPFAR, has been a leader in the fight against #HIV and #TB! Thanks to your support of PEPFAR programs, more than 17 million lives have been saved, just like his! His future is bright! See his story and others like him who have received life-saving treatment and beaten the odds: https://www.cdc.gov/globalhivtb/cdcs-impact/cdconthefrontlines.html Photos: @ThomPiercePhotography

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In 15 years, more than 17 million lives have been saved thanks to @PEPFAR! Learn about CDC’s work as part of PEPFAR and those who have received life-saving treatment for #HIV and #TB: https://www.cdc.gov/globalhivtb/cdcs-impact/cdconthefrontlines.html

More than 17 Million Lives Saved

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Not all heroes wear capes. Some look just like Ray, who serves on the frontlines in South Africa – the country with the world’s greatest HIV burden. CDC experts like him around the world have been an integral part of @PEPFAR’s progress against #HIV and #TB. Read more here: https://www.cdc.gov/globalhivtb/cdcs-impact/cdconthefrontlines.html Photos: @ThomPiercePhotography

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Not all heroes wear capes. Some look just like Ray, a CDC expert who serves on the frontlines in South Africa – the country with the world’s greatest HIV burden. Read about experts like him who are an integral part of the progress against #HIV and #TB. https://www.cdc.gov/globalhivtb/cdcs-impact/cdconthefrontlines.html

More than 17 Million Lives Saved

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CDC is home to heroes on the frontlines. Experts in science, epidemiology, economics, and governance – just like CDC-South Africa’s Laboratory Chief, Dr. Karidia Diallo, seen here. Through a decade and a half of hard work on HIV and TB, over 17 million lives have been saved worldwide! Read more about the CDC experts and innovators like her who are helping, through @PEPFAR, to transform these dual epidemics around the world: https://www.cdc.gov/globalhivtb/cdcs-impact/cdconthefrontlines.html Photos: @ThomPiercePhotography

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Heroes on the frontlines, like @CDCSouthAfrica Laboratory Chief Dr. Karidia Diallo, work to transform the dual epidemics of #HIV and #TB through innovation and expertise. Learn about the work @CDCglobal and @PEPFAR support on the frontlines: https://www.cdc.gov/globalhivtb/cdcs-impact/cdconthefrontlines.html

More than 17 Million Lives Saved

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This man is one of more than 17 million people whose lives have been saved through the hard work of CDC experts on the frontlines fighting back against #HIV and #TB. His story speaks volumes about the unrelenting work that is being done by our experts around the world to control these diseases. Thanks to your support, CDC, through @PEPFAR, can help more people like him: https://www.cdc.gov/globalhivtb/cdcs-impact/cdconthefrontlines.html Photos: @ThomPiercePhotography

More than 17 Million Lives Saved

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CDC is home to a cadre of experts in action, like Cheryl, who rapidly respond to health challenges with proven solutions. The hard work of people like her has led to more than 15 years of progress and more than 17 million lives saved in the fight against #HIV and #TB. Learn more about Cheryl and CDC’s efforts, as a part of @PEPFAR, here: https://www.cdc.gov/globalhivtb/cdcs-impact/cdconthefrontlines.html Photos: @ThomPiercePhotography

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As a public health fellow, Cheryl Dietrich is part of the next generation of CDC’s experts whose work has contributed to 15 years of progress and 17 million lives saved from #HIV and #TB through @PEPFAR. Learn more about Cheryl and CDC’s efforts: https://www.cdc.gov/globalhivtb/cdcs-impact/cdconthefrontlines.html