For this assignment, you will create an engaging and informative 1-to-2-minute public service announcement (PSA) video or audio recording or a flyer. The goal is to educate the public about 3 of the most important actions individuals can take to prevent the transmission of sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
This PSA assignment allows you to synthesize research on STI prevention into a concise, educational public awareness campaign. An effective PSA compellingly conveys need-to-know information in a way that resonates with the intended audience.
Directions:
Research the major modes of transmission for common STIs like HIV, chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, herpes, etc. Identify 3 key prevention strategies that resonate as the most crucial for your chosen audience to know.
Decide on the format for your PSA – will it be a video, flyer/poster, or audio recording? Keep your audience in mind.
Write a persuasive scriipt or design the visual elements for your PSA content highlighting the 3 STI prevention actions you selected. Some examples could include:
Using condoms/barriers correctly
Getting tested regularly
Having open conversations with partners
Knowing your status
Avoiding risky behaviors
Create your final digital PSA product, keeping it concise, educational, and focused on your 3 main prevention points. Be creative!
For video/audio PSAs: Record your final PSA and edit it as needed. Length should be 1 to 2 minutes.
For a flyer/poster: Design a clear, visually appealing layout with your prevention messaging.
Include a brief 1-paragraph explanation summarizing your creative approach and target audience.
Include a reference page showing the sources for the material used in your Public Service Announcement.
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