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FEATURED PROGRAMMING Below you will find high-quality HIV programming from around the world. If you are interested in receiving broadcast-quality copies of any of these programs, please contact the organizations listed below.
A Tale of Two Teens is an engaging and informative documentary about the AIDS pandemic in Africa as seen through the eyes of two young girls, an American and South African teenager,
"Seryozha" Filmmaker Denis Kuzmin produced this 27 minute documentary about orphans living on the streets of St. Petersburg, Russia. Some of the children are HIV-positive or lost parents to AIDS. Kuzmin received financial support through a fellowship program created by the Kaiser Family Foundation and Transatlantic Partners Against AIDS (TPAA). Seryozha follows the life of one orphan and through him tells the larger story of “street kids” exposed to drugs, sex and illnesses including HIV/AIDS.
Mini documentaries from AIBD and UNESCO UNESCO and the Asia-Pacific Institute for Broadcasting Development (AIBD) have been collaborating on a project to build a network of young TV producers working on HIV/AIDS in Asia. As part of this project, a group of young TV producers from national TV organizations across Asia were chosen for training. After their initial workshop, the producers were requested to produce a 5-minute film on a theme.
"The Three Amigos" The Three Amigos is a multiple award-winning HIV/AIDS prevention campaign based on a series of 20 Public Services Announcements (PSA’s) in the form of comedic sketches, featuring three animated, hand-drawn, talking condoms. The PSA’s are available in 50 languages and are designed to be viewed several times. Broadcasters should spread out the PSA’s over several months, playing them frequently each day, rolling them out like an episodic series. There are no broadcast or use restrictions for the PSA’s.
"Stigma: The Silent Killer" This special half-hour news documentary explores the challenges faced by Blacks living with HIV, as well as the negative impact of stigma on prevention efforts. The show takes a look at how some Black religious leaders have reacted to the prevalence of HIV/AIDS in their communities and the position the Black church has taken in addressing the epidemic. Additionally, the special highlights the role that media and entertainment industries have played in encouraging stigma; and also explores how stigma impacts personal relationships among families and HIV-positive individuals.
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"The Blood of the Yingzhou District"
The film exposes the tragedy of the impoverished Chinese as they are practically forced to donate blood in order to eke out a living, ignorant of the unsafe medical practices that would cause them to contract AIDS. Yet the film is more than a mere catalogue of woes. The children reveal their impish humor and joy, and resolve to become educated and outstrip those who shun them, demonstrating their ferocious determination to live. 
"A Tale of Two Teens
featuring the music of the Dave Matthews Band and U2. Through the girls’ friendship, the film explores how AIDS has been able to ravage an entire continent, while a dangerous complacency has developed in America. It looks at the disparities in the girls’ lives, from access to education and health care to their thoughts on boys, sex, and HIV/AIDS. Infused with a resilient spirit,