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HIV/AIDS Reporting Guides

This reporting guide is designed for journalists who are covering the global epidemic for the first time and for those who have covered it previously. The Kaiser Family Foundation undertook this project as part of its continuing commitment to supporting good journalism and to combating HIV/AIDS through public education and awareness.    

The material in this updated edition covers a broad range of subjects including the unique challenges of reporting on HIV/AIDS, treatment and prevention strategies, key figures in the struggle against HIV/AIDS and global efforts to finance the campaign against HIV/AIDS. The epidemic is not only a battle against a virus. It can also be a battle about ideas, cultural taboos, stigma and discrimination. For that reason, we have included information about the political and social aspects of the epidemic and provide journalists with guidance about navigating these issues effectively. Additionally, there is information about malaria and tuberculosis.

Much of this material has been written by experts on HIV/AIDS and communications on the staff of the Kaiser Family Foundation. Some elements have been provided by outside organizations and we are grateful to them. KFF, along with the assistance of local reporters, also has produced several country-specific and region-specific manuals.

The general reporting manual, which is frequently updated online, should be viewed as a reference guide. More in-depth sources of information on HIV/AIDS can be found in Kaiser's HIV/AIDS sectionGlobalHealthReporting.org, and GlobalHealthFacts.org. Kaiser also offers animated material designed for television.

Kaiser has always believed that journalists have a significant role to play in informing the public and public policy officials. We hope this reporting guide will contribute to that process. 

We are working with journalists around the world with greater frequency. As a result, we are developing manuals adapted to address the issues most relevant to the HIV/AIDS epidemic in each region and most relevant for journalists reporting in each region. These region-specific manuals are translated into many different languages and may include content that is different from the Kaiser Family Foundation's original content.

Other Resources Icon HIV/AIDS Reporting Guide -- English Language

Reports,  Studies  and Toplines Icon HIV/AIDS Reporting Guide -- French Language

REGION-SPECIFIC GUIDES:

India

Other Resources Icon HIV/AIDS Reporting Guide for India -- English Language

Reports,  Studies  and Toplines Icon HIV/AIDS Reporting Guide for India -- Hindi Language

Reports,  Studies  and Toplines Icon HIV/AIDS Reporting Guide for India -- Marathi Language

Reports,  Studies  and Toplines Icon HIV/AIDS Reporting Guide for India -- Tamil Language

Russia

Reports,  Studies  and Toplines Icon HIV/AIDS Reporting Guide for Russia -- Russian Language

Ukraine

Reports,  Studies  and Toplines Icon HIV/AIDS Reporting Guide for Ukraine -- Ukrainian Language

Latin American and the Caribbean

Reports,  Studies  and Toplines Icon HIV/AIDS Reporting Guide for Latin America and the Caribbean -- Spanish Language

Reports,  Studies  and Toplines Icon HIV/AIDS Reporting Guide for Latin America and the Caribbean -- Portuguese Language



Information provided by the Media Fellowships and Internship Program and the HIV Policy Program
Publish Date: 2005-12-09

 

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