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AIDS Experience: Site Wins Webby
 The award-winning multimedia tool, World Vision AIDS Experience, walks visitors through the life of a child living in an AIDS-affected community in Africa. The multimedia tool walks visitors through the life of a child living in an AIDS-affected community in Africa. The online Experience is a spin-off of World Vision’s full, 3,000-square-foot exhibit, visited by thousands in venues like New York City’s Grand Central Terminal. See, Hear and Feel How AIDS Affects Africa“There’s nothing like this out there. You can see, hear — and begin to feel — how AIDS is really affecting Africa,” said Barry Swindon, executive creative director of World Vision. “This online version of the AIDS Experience allows a wider audience to walk in the shoes of a child trying to survive in the midst of a killer pandemic.” World Vision, the Christian humanitarian agency, created the interactive exhibit to raise awareness about the AIDS pandemic that has orphaned 15 million children worldwide. The AIDS Experience provides an opportunity for people to see the global AIDS crisis on a personal level, and challenges them to take action. Smaller replicas of the 3,000-square-foot exhibit are also touring college campuses and churches around the United States. “Oscars of the Internet” World Vision's AIDS ResponseThrough the Hope Initiative, World Vision is addresing the AIDS crisis by:
Learn More>>Try the World Vision AIDS Experience. See if you can survive the journey of a child. >>Learn more about World Vision's work to turn the tide against AIDS. Get Involved>> Pray that children and families worldwide living with or affected by HIV and AIDs would find care, comfort, and support within their communities. |  |  | ||||
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