The Well ProjecctSlide Library
This collection includes more than 60 slide sets, available in English and Spanish.
Members of The Well Project and others in their community who want to educate and empower others about HIV
From thewellproject.org/hiv-information/well-project-slide-library ↗About this program
At The Well Project, we understand that knowledge is power. We are dedicated to providing tools to our members to use to further their knowledge, as well as to educate and empower others in their community.
In addition to our fact sheets, we have developed several slide sets on important topics related to HIV. Below are links to downloads of our slide sets.
If you are in need of a PowerPoint version, please email us at update@thewellproject.org.
Continue to check back often for the addition of new slide sets, as well as annual updates to the slides.
Questions
What is the Slide Library?
In addition to our fact sheets, we have developed several slide sets on important topics related to HIV. Below are links to downloads of our slide sets.
How do I get a PowerPoint version of a slide set?
If you are in need of a PowerPoint version, please email us at update@thewellproject.org.
Will the slide sets be updated?
Continue to check back often for the addition of new slide sets, as well as annual updates to the slides.
Details
- Who
- Members of The Well Project and others in their community who want to educate and empower others about HIV
- Where
- Online
Run by
Education and InformationFreeThe Well Project supports agency and health literacy among women living with HIV by developing and providing access to culturally responsive, scientifically accurate, women-focused HIV information.
Community SupportThe heart of any community is its people and their ability to connect. One of our primary goals is to sustain a secure, supportive, trusted space we all share.
Advocacy and LeadershipThe Well Project offers programming that enhances advocacy and leadership among women living with HIV, including webinars and discussion series; a strong presence at scientific, advocacy, and policy conferences; and opportunities to ensure women living with HIV are meaningful par