Rude Aid

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Fri, 15/04/2011 - 4:51pm

kevin

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RUDE AID is the first project being undertaken by The Rude Foundation to raise the profile and provide a contemporary understanding of HIV/AIDS. The project is comprised of three mutually supporting parts: the Rude Aid Festival, utilising The O2 London’s venues (supported by AEG); a television documentary; and the publication of two books. These will be linked through a PR, marketing and new media campaign that will contribute to a wider knowledge of HIV/AIDS today.

http://www.rudeaid.com/downloads/RudeAid_VIP_Tic_Feb_2011.pdf

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