Hey John,

It's hard to organize young people without...well...young people! This has been a key component of Advocates for Youth for some time, and our HIV organizing is no different.

That's why we're once again recruiting for National Youth HIV & AIDS Day Ambassadors. Every year, we pay young people (ages 13-24) to work in their own community or campus to share factual sexual health information, organize actions to address the impact of HIV & AIDS on youth, and create community spaces for healing and reflection.

This year, we are selecting 50 young people (ages 13-24, of any gender) for the program.
Ambassadors will be trained in HIV policy and community engagement in order to promote a message of prevention, treatment, care and youth empowerment.
They will be given a $150 stipend for their work.

Learn More About the Program

🔍 Not qualified yourself? Or do you know a young person who would be good for this? Send them this email or the link to the application!

In fact, we get most applicants because a teacher, mentor, or friend forwarded the application.

Remember, applications must be in by January 29th.

In solidarity,

Geoff Corey
Director, Campaigns & Rapid Response
Advocates for Youth

Advocates for Youth is a national nonprofit working to protect
young people’s sexual reproductive health and ensure their rights.
Visit www.advocatesforyouth.org to learn more.

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