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Youth Visioning
is sponsored by:
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Clipping
HIV/AIDS - through film, Tonga
Who's
involved:
Project leaders: Ebonie Fifita, Siaosi
Hurrell, Hernan Christopher Clark, Harri Hapa,
Domidilla 'Ali, Mercy Kafalava, Yvane Fifita,
Ruha Fifita, Samiu 'Ofa
Lead organisation:
On the Spot Youth organisation
Other organisations:
- Tonga National Youth Congress – will
provide advice and information, facilitate workshops
and use project material;
- Filitonu Drama Group – will run drama
workshops, provide resources, give advice and
support;
- Family Health Association – will provide
advice and information of their professional services;
- Ministry of Training, Employment, Youth and
Sports – will support and advise;
- Youth Stakeholders Steering Committee –
will support, advise and help distribute project
material;
- Talaki Newspaper – to cover progress of
the project;
- Tonga Broadcasting Commission – to cover
progress of the project;
- Pacifika Youth (YSF Network) – Provide
regional networks for advice, resources and information;
- Netalia Productions – will provide technical
assistance to film and edit film clips;
- Rocky's IT Consultancy – will provide
technical assistance in animation, filming and
editing film clips;
- Tulou Productions - will provide technical assistance
in sound and music editing for film clips.
Timeframe:
February - October 2009
Objectives:
- To utilise the creativity of young people to
create powerful resources that support and promote
existing efforts for HIV/AIDS awareness, and dispel
the myths and unnecessary discrimination
towards HIV and AIDS
- To effectively draw the attention
of young people to the severe reality of HIV/AIDS
existing in a society, their rights, the facts
of HIV/AIDS and the importance preventative actions
play in their lives.
- To encourage more young people
to take an active role in combating HIV/AIDS and
build their trust and confidence in accessing
professional advice, services and care.
Activities:
On the Spot will create
a series of attention grabbing television clips
which deliver clear messages into homes. These
ads will dispel myths about HIV/AIDS as well as
inform, support and encourage viewers to understand
the importance of:
- Individual responsibility
- Knowledge of the ABCs
to combat HIV/AIDS.
- Behaviour and attitudes that
promote healthy lifestyles, relationships and
communities.
- Trust and confidence in the
services available
- The local, regional and global
realities of HIV/AIDS.
Progress
Reports:
9 June 2009:
Physical,
Action and Social clips, Tonga
29 January 2009: Introducing
the Clipping HIV/AIDS project
10 October 2009:
Clips
produced on HIV/AIDS (YouTube):
Downloads:
Project
Proposal [PDF 66Kb]
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Ebonie
Fifita and
other project leaders
Tonga:
Facts & other
youth projects
Detailed
map of the Pacific [188Kb]
Source: Geoatlas Graphic-ogre
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