Creating an

Effective HIV

Marketing

Campaign

By team YEAH

Empowering young

Australians to prevent the

spread of HIV and other

STIs through leadership

and participation

How:

• Agents of YEAH Program

• Red Aware Campaign

• Art and Music e.g.

Groovin the Moo

What it means to be

RED AWARE

Think Red: Think about your sexual health and get informedTalk Red: Start a conversation about sexual healthAct Red: Take positive action to prevent the spread of HIV and other STIs

Young people trained as HIV and Sexual Health

peer educators

Representing YEAH in Local

Communities

‘I got a big kick out of educating so many people about sexual health. It was especially rewarding debunking some of the myths they have heard about HIV, AIDS and other sexual infections’

Peer EducatorBrisbane, 19 Male

‘It was a great experience I felt privileged. My favourite part was knowing I educated (even slightly in some cases) some of Townsville’s youth on safe sex’.

Peer Educator Melbourne, 20 Female

We Safe Sex

Darwin Agents

Brisbane Agents

Melbourne Agents

Adelaide AgentsPerth Agents Newcastle Agents

Townsville Agents

Canberra Agents

2013 GROOVIN’ THE MOO DATES,VENUES & ATTENDANCE: NSW: Saturday 27th April, Maitland Showgrounds,

17,500ACT: Sunday 28th April, University of Canberra, Attendance16,000VIC: Saturday 4th May, Bendigo’s Prince of Wales Showground17,000QLD: Sunday 5th May, Murray’s Sports Complex, Townsville16,000WA: Saturday 11th May, Hay Park, Bunbury

17,5002013 GTM

ATTENDANCE TOTAL: 84,000

Of those who said they chatted with one of YEAH's peer educators, 70% said they learnt something new about sexual health, which is equivalent to approximately 12,600 young people who learnt something new about sexual health because of YEAH's presence at GTM in 2013. This proves just how effective and important it is to have trained sexual health peer educators delivering engaging and interactive peer education activities at large scale music festivals such as GTM.

22% of the respondents said they chatted with YEAH's Peer Educators across the five GTM events, which is equivalent to approximately 18,500 patrons having had a conversation with one of YEAH's peer educators.

“The young people who approached us were genuinely interested in what we had to say, even if they disguised it with bravado. Being at a festival makes safe sex cool by association.” Agent of YEAH, from Adelaide, 23 Female

“There was an overwhelmingly positive response by the general festival public, and far more people that I would have thought connected with the communication and events.” Volunteer from Canberra, 22 Male

Two social media posts promoting YEAH’s sexual health survey competition were made on each of GTM’s Facebook (over 120,000 fans) and Twitter (over 8,000 followers) pages. Student Edge also provided two Facebook posts to their 116,000 followers.

For the first time YEAH branded the GTM Artists’ Signing Tent with the I Love Safe Sex message and encouraged young people to include a #RedAware or #GTM hashtags when sharing their artist photos on social media resulting in hundreds of photos with safe sex messages tagged by young people.

82% of patrons said they saw YEAH’s ‘I LOVE SAFE SEX’ message while hanging out at Groovin’ the Moo 2013.

Thank you