"Did you know that HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, is greatly affecting all segments of our Hispanic community?" Listen to Grammy award-winning singer and Red Cross Hispanic Program spokesperson, Gloria Estefan, who emphasizes the importance of culturally specific HIV/AIDS education for Hispanic communities.
¿Quién será? — Risky Stuff is a comic book for adolescents that delivers HIV/AIDS messages in an easy-to-read format. Read the first of several installments.
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Find out what's happening with friends Savage, Hector, Rosi, Viki, and Raul in the second installment of: ¿Quién será? — Risky Stuff
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A fight between Juan and Raul? Plus, what is Raul doing with Suzy Pendergrass? Find out in the third installment of: ¿Quién será? — Risky Stuff .
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Savage in the hospital...Rosi and Raúl as parents? Read about it as ¿Quién será? — Risky Stuff continues.
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Letters from Hispanics living with HIV and AIDS help put a human face on HIV and AIDS.
Afiches que hablan (Talking Posters) use colorful illustrations to help facilitate dialogue or plática in community sessions.
Our Hispanic HIV/AIDS Program features a wide variety of educational materials and publications.
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We also have materials available in Spanish for the workplace.
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