Don't Confuse the SATs and STIs
A perfect score on the SATs might be hard, but preventing STIs isn't. Do your homework. Protect Yourself. Don't get infected. For more information ...
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Public Health Commission Announces Video Contest Winners
Two teens from Mattapan Awarded $750 Cash Prize and Get a TV Commercial
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We rap for change! Get informed!
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and babes really dont got std. this was just a public service announcement?
The music was produced on Jamglue.com.
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STIs: Don't "Bare" the Burden Boston!
Video about STI/STD/HIV prevention made by the Boston youth empowerment program: Entre Nuestras Familias.
In the film, the four female peer leader...
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"Get Reel: Check Yourself" Video Contest
***Deadline extended to June 19 *** go to http://www.youtube.com/chec... for all the info. Thanks to Amanda, Kevin & Jasmin from BAHEC ...
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Protection Man PSA
PSA for teens to practice safe sex...
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Boston Teens "Get Reel"
Boston Teens share their thoughts on STDs, whether or not they're using condoms or getting tested. Want to win $750? Make your own 1 minute video t...
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Win $750 for your YouTube Video!
Wanna win $750?? Enter the "Get Reel: Check Yourself Video Contest open to Boston Teens only. When you're a sexually active teen, you want to play ...
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About Get Reel: Check Yourself Video Contest
Two Mattapan teenagers have been selected as the winners of the Get Reel: Check Yourself video contest, sponsored by Mayor Thomas M. Menino and the Boston Public Health Commission to raise awareness among youths about the dangers of sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
Heidi Hillary Little, 16, and Anastasia Tatiana Walker, 15, will receive a cash prize of $750 and their video, Avoid STIs: Use Protection, will be reshot by a production company and aired next month as a public service announcement for Comcast subscribers on MTV, BET, and FX.
A seven-judge panel of youths and public health professionals selected the winning video, a comedy skit set in a makeshift classroom where a teacher offers her students instruction about STIs. One student confuses STIs with the SAT, the college entrance exam, and winds up getting infected. The message of the one-minute video is that youths should use condoms to reduce their risk of contracting a sexually transmitted infection.
The video contest was run on YouTube and the winners were announced in a video posted on the Public Health Commissions Facebook page, http://www.facebook.com/pages/sexED-in-Boston/121048151976. The competition is part of a larger public awareness campaign on sexually transmitted infections that Mayor Menino and the Public Health Commission will roll out this summer, targeted to Boston youths.
The second place winners are Amy Duong, 16, of Roslindale, and Jonathan Montanez, 17, of Jamaica Plain, who will share a $350 cash prize. Third place, which carries a $150 award, was a tie: the winners are Richard Jean Louis, 19, of Roxbury and Tykia S. White, 19, of Dorchester.
All of the top finishers will appear in the classroom scene of the winning video when it is reproduced and airs next month on the three cable stations.
Two Mattapan teenagers have been selected as the winners of the Get Reel: Check Yourself video contest, sponsored by Mayor Thomas M. Menino and the Boston Public Health Commission to raise awareness among youths about the dangers of sexually trans...
Welcome to the contest Kevin!