Party for a Change: Event Planning for the Greater Good

Did you know that throwing a party can change someone's life for the better? Or that a really good party can net your agency some much needed funds? Whether you're trying to spice up an educational workshop or properly throw a fundraiser, this online training about event planning will show you how to throw a party that can improve the lives of your clients or make your agency a little dough.

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10 Foolproof Ways to Engage Communities

Do you need new and cost-effective ways reach your communities? There is no need to re-invent the wheel – learn how to support existing HIV prevention campaigns and integrate them into the work that you already are doing. This training will ex­plore 10 different types of events that you can use to engage your communities, using real-world examples as case studies.

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Getting Your 15 Minutes: Creating an Effective Media Relations Strategy

Is your organization, program, or event suffering from a lack of media attention? This presentation will provide you with the basic tools needed to fully engage the media. Our overview will cover the core elements of media relations—from developing your messages to building an initial media contact list—using real life examples.

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Social Networking Media: Disseminating your messages online Recommended: Participation in Social Marketing 101

Not all social networking media tools are created equal—how do you know which one is right for you and your campaign? This training will show you how to use social networking media (like Facebook or Twitter) to disseminate your messages online, despite limited resources or funds. We will provide real-world case studies illustrating common pitfalls to avoid and best practices to emulate.

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The Right Message for the Right Audience: Social Marketing 101

This training will guide you through the process of developing an effective social marketing campaign. We will share best practices while critically evaluating a series of real-world case studies. You will learn how to create strong, cohesive messages appropriate for your target audience.

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IMPACT OF HIV-RELATED STIGMA ON A&PI COMMUNITIES

Presented in November, the Impact of HIV-related Stigma on Asian & Pacific Islander Communities provides an overview of HIV statistics for A&PI communities, and the impact of stigma, cultural taboos, and provider biases on A&PIs who are at-risk for or living with HIV.

Learning Objectives:

• Be more knowledgeable about the prevalence of HIV/AIDS in A&PI communities.
• Understand various types of stigma that affect A&PIs at-risk for or living with HIV/AIDS.
• Understand how cultural factors affect access to and utilization of HIV services.

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Saving Face: A Closer Look at Structural and Cultural Factors affecting HIV Infection in A&PI Women

Asian & Pacific Islander women are often overlooked in HIV and STI prevention work, yet infection rates among them are rising quickly. This presentation explores the nature and extent of HIV/STI risk in A&PI women. The discussion will focus on social, cultural, and gender dynamics that affect a woman's health, and her ability to access prevention and care services.

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Saving Face: What You Need to Know about Hepatitis B and A&PI Communities

Are you aware that 1 in 10 people living with Hepatitis B is Asian or Pacific Islander? This presentation provides an overview of Hepatitis B among A&PIs and examines the connection between Hepatitis, HIV and other STIs. We will also discuss ways to integrate hepatitis and HIV education and services and provide real-life examples.

Learning Objectives:

• Be more knowledgeable about the prevalence of hepatitis B in A&PI communities
• Understand the relationship between hepatitis B and HIV
• Be able to describe ways to integrate hepatitis B and HIV prevention services

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