This document outlines a framework released by the National HIV Prevention Conference to help organizations focus their work and identify new activities tailored to their mission and capacity to have a bigger collaborative impact. It also details 170 action items across agencies to best leverage resources in achieving the goals of the White House's National HIV/AIDS Strategy, such as a new "Know the Facts First" prevention campaign addressing recommendations in the updated strategy.

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Designed to help organizations
carefully focus work they may
already be doing as well as
identify new activities tailored to
their organization’s mission and
capacity.The Framework can be
used to stimulate dialogue and
action within organizations and
across communities so that,
together, we achieve an even
bigger impact.
Released at the White House
on World AIDS Day
FAP details 170 action items
that those agencies will
undertake to best leverage
resources, capacity, and
expertise as they work
collaboratively to achieve the
goals of the Strategy.
Example. The new “Know the Facts First”
campaign addresses two of the key
recommendations from the updated Strategy:
developing and deploying evidence-based social
marketing and education campaigns, and
promoting age-appropriate HIV and STI
prevention education.

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