September 6, 2017
Need help with the #2017USCA app? Wondering about Facebook Live? Visit the social media lab Thurs-Sunday to get answers to your questions on all things social media. Marquis 14.
This article originally appeared on HIV.gov.
At HIV.gov, we understand digital tools are essential to the HIV community when communicating with clients, providers, volunteers, and key stakeholders. And, we must all understand how to leverage digital technology to effectively plan for the future. Digital tools can improve HIV prevention, treatment and care outcomes, address stigma, and maintain confidentiality of people living with HIV.
If you’re attending the conference, we encourage you to stop by the HIV.gov social media lab to talk one-on-one with an expert that can help you better understand and use digital media. If you’re not able to attend in-person, schedule a one-on-one session with an HIV.gov team member and watch our Facebook Lives from the event. Additional details on all of our activities are below.
How To Engage with HIV.gov During the Conference
Social Media Lab: Get your social media and digital outreach questions answered at the HIV.gov social media lab. Sit down one-one-one with an expert and we can brainstorm together about how to use digital tools to manage your HIV program, launch your next campaign, how to set up an Instagram account, or develop a social media strategy for your organization. Bring us your questions – any question. No appointment necessary.
If you cannot attend #2017USCA, you can still get free social media training. Make a Virtual Office Hours appointment for the same service offered remotely.
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