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AIDSvideos.org: Free HIV/AIDS Videos in Many Languages

Our mission is to prevent the spread of HIV and to help those affected by making all the world's HIV/AIDS prevention education videos in all the world's languages available for free. You can stream the videos from YouTube or download higher quality versions from the Internet Archive.

HIV/AIDS Introductory Videos From AIDSvideos.org

This is a scientifically and medically accurate HIV/AIDS curriculum developed with Becky Kuhn, M.D. of Global Lifeworks. Dr. Kuhn is a physician who specializes in HIV/AIDS.
Other videos we're planning: How to Clean a Syringe or Needle Using Bleach; How to Use a Condom Correctly; HIV Tests Explained;  and translations into Portuguese, Spanish, Polish, and Greek. Email us your ideas!

Interviews About HIV/AIDS

Cass Mann is one of the world's longest-term HIV-positive diagnosed gay men, now in his third decade of living with HIV, and the founder of UK's only gay men's HIV/AIDS charity Positively Healthy, which provides HIV services including education, support, and peer counselling. In this series of intervews Cass shares his thoughts on many of the social, cultural, and psychological issues related to HIV/AIDS.
Danny West is a trainer, coach, and leadership consultant who has been living with HIV for the past 24 years. He remains healthy today. In these interviews he shares his thoughts on building a new life after an HIV+ diagnosis.

Phil Johnson, M.D., an AIDS clinician, discusses HIV/AIDS transmission and prevention and the cultural and social issues raised by HIV:
Becky Kuhn, M.D. discusses some of the life issues faced by people who are HIV+:

Other Notable Prevention Education Videos

You Can Help!

Spread the word: Would you like to email a link to one of these videos to a friend? It's easy! Just click "Share video" on YouTube.
Link to these videos: Anyone is free to put links to these videos on their own web pages or embed the videos within their pages.

Volunteer: We're seeking volunteers to help translate our scripts for the introductory videos from AIDSvideos.org into other languages, as well as volunteers to help present, film, edit, and/or publish the videos. We could also use help with graphic design, site design, video editing, etc. Want to help in any way? Email us! Learn more about how you can help AIDSvideos.org!

Special call for volunteer speakers of Japanese, Greek, Polish, Urdu, and Tamil: we now have finished scripts translated into these languages and are seeking volunteers with native fluency to read the scripts into the video camera. No memorization necessary; we have a video prompter, so you can just look at the screen and read the text. If interested, please email us!

Donate videos: We are seeking scientifically and medically accurate HIV/AIDS prevention education videos in all languages. Have you created one? Send us a copy and authorize us to publish it online!

Technical Support

Videos are streamed from YouTube using the Flash Player. To download the highest quality videos (640x480), visit the Internet Archive. To view downloaded videos you will need a player compatible with Windows MediaQuickTime, or RealPlayer.

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This web site includes contains HIV prevention messages that may not be appropriate for all audiences. If you are not seeking such information or may be offended by such materials, please visit SafeForAll.org, an alternative web site that is intended to facilitate education and discussion about HIV/AIDS by families. Additional videos not indexed at AIDSvideos.org may be found there.