How to submit your ideas, materials,
and papers to post on this web site

For questions regarding submissions, email the webcoordinator

The power of this site as a tool for community based HIV prevention depends on your submissions. Experiences, techniques, project descriptions, critiques, educational and training materials, links, and thoughts related to HIV Prevention are welcome.

The following list suggests some content that you could produce yourself and submit to the site.

• Lists of HIV prevention referrals for specific populations, such as women, newly diagnosed positives, African Americans, etc.
• Descriptions and evaluations of prevention projects
• Articles and manifestos related to hot prevention topics such as needle exchange, internal condoms, morning after prophylaxis, Home testing, oral sex risk, test counselor training, women and AIDS, etc. etc.
• Any text you want to adapt or write for the page. This includes narratives about counseling, testing, sex, love, relationships, whatever. A place can be created for whatever type of discussion you feel is appropriate for this site.
• Any HIV prevention advice that you want to produce or adapt from another source, such as an existing brochure or book. This is your chance to improve on and update existing brochures.
• A list of links (Bookmarks) to relevant sites.
• Sexually Transmitted Diseases and HIV
• Tips on using latex barriers and safer sex.
• Papers on HIV prevention practice are also needed for the Theorizing Desire Section.
• I also need some help with CGI programming. The Forums section will provide threaded discussions on various topics allowing visitors to exchange information, advice, and referrals directly. Information collected through internet forms also has tremendous research potential. This set up requires expertise in Perl programming and HTML Forms that I currently do not have. If you or someone you know could help me set up the cgi scripts I would be very appreciative.
  

The easiest thing for me is for you to send them via e-mail at the above address. If this is not possible, send them on a 3.5 inch diskette to the address below along with a printed version so that I can compare the converted version to the original. Some editing may be required as I format the document into html format. You may also send GIF and PICT files. Macintosh format is prefered but I can convert PC formatted disks as well.

Send conference papers (20 pages max) for the conference in paper format and on a 3.5 inch diskette (preferably Macintosh format using Microsoft Word 5.x or Adobe PageMill) to

To submit forms and brochures dealing with HIV prevention, save them as a pict file, and send them on a diskette to the above address along with a printed version.

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