"Tell you about my Ai" open call
"Tell you about my Ai" open call
Partner notification is the process of informing a positive partner of their recent infection (within 2-3 months) and mobilising them to go to a health facility for testing, treatment, health education and counselling. According to statistics, HIV partner notification can reduce HIV transmission by 65.3%. The development of a partner notification service must be based on the needs of the community of gay men. To this end, we plan to use a crowdsourcing approach to develop an HIV partner information service for the Chinese gay male population. "Crowdsourcing is a process whereby a group of people work together to solve a problem and share the resulting solution with the public, usually in the form of an open competition that brings together different ideas.
The University of North Carolina China Project (also known as SESH) is planning a public competition among men who have sex with men (MSM) to collect text, images (e.g. pictures, posters, etc.) and videos that promote HIV information and HIV testing among HIV-positive partners in this population, thereby maximizing participation in HIV testing among at-risk populations.
Open call descriptionContent of the work
1. Written proposals: Share experiences of HIV partner notification among gay men, such as ways or techniques of notification (channels of notification, by whom, etc.), and design relevant processes and proposals.
2. Creative work: images, posters, text or audio stories, videos, etc. on "Promoting partner notification among HIV-positive men who have sex with men (services)".
2. Creative work: images, posters, text or audio stories, videos, etc. on "Promoting partner notification among HIV-positive men who have sex with men (services)".
Content of the work
1. Written proposals: Share experiences of HIV partner notification among gay men, such as ways or techniques of notification (channels of notification, by whom, etc.), and design relevant processes and proposals.
2. Creative work: images, posters, text or audio stories, videos, etc. on "Promoting partner notification among HIV-positive men who have sex with men (services)".
2. Creative work: images, posters, text or audio stories, videos, etc. on "Promoting partner notification among HIV-positive men who have sex with men (services)".
Requirements
1. Format of the work
1) Programme text (1000 words or less)
2) Images, photos, posters, audio or video (images in gif, png, jpg or bmp format, size limited to 4M; audio should be limited to 3 minutes; video should be 1 minute or less)
2. the work is practical and feasible and can be used for gay men
3. all submissions and information must be original
4. all submissions (images, photos, posters) must be accompanied by a written description (no more than 300 words)
1. Format of the work
1) Programme text (1000 words or less)
2) Images, photos, posters, audio or video (images in gif, png, jpg or bmp format, size limited to 4M; audio should be limited to 3 minutes; video should be 1 minute or less)
2. the work is practical and feasible and can be used for gay men
3. all submissions and information must be original
4. all submissions (images, photos, posters) must be accompanied by a written description (no more than 300 words)
Requirements
1. Format of the work
1) Programme text (1000 words or less)
2) Images, photos, posters, audio or video (images in gif, png, jpg or bmp format, size limited to 4M; audio should be limited to 3 minutes; video should be 1 minute or less)
2. the work is practical and feasible and can be used for gay men
3. all submissions and information must be original
4. all submissions (images, photos, posters) must be accompanied by a written description (no more than 300 words)
1. Format of the work
1) Programme text (1000 words or less)
2) Images, photos, posters, audio or video (images in gif, png, jpg or bmp format, size limited to 4M; audio should be limited to 3 minutes; video should be 1 minute or less)
2. the work is practical and feasible and can be used for gay men
3. all submissions and information must be original
4. all submissions (images, photos, posters) must be accompanied by a written description (no more than 300 words)
Other requirements
1. The competition aims to promote the promotion of HIV partner information (services) for gay men, and entries must convey a healthy, positive and uplifting positive energy.
2. The competition allows entries to be submitted as individuals or teams: submissions must be original and not published in any media or publications. Plagiarism is strictly forbidden, violators will be disqualified from the award and the right of recourse will be reserved. (Note: The works selected by participants must not infringe on the copyright, portrait rights, reputation rights, privacy rights and other legal rights of others.)
3. The copyright and final interpretation of the works belong to SESH.
1. The competition aims to promote the promotion of HIV partner information (services) for gay men, and entries must convey a healthy, positive and uplifting positive energy.
2. The competition allows entries to be submitted as individuals or teams: submissions must be original and not published in any media or publications. Plagiarism is strictly forbidden, violators will be disqualified from the award and the right of recourse will be reserved. (Note: The works selected by participants must not infringe on the copyright, portrait rights, reputation rights, privacy rights and other legal rights of others.)
3. The copyright and final interpretation of the works belong to SESH.
Suggestions for your work
1. In your programme design, you may choose to answer the following questions on "partner notification for HIV-positive peers among gay men".
1) Helping this population to inform: how to solve the difficulties of informing/sharing successful experiences of informing/what you expect to inform or be informed about
2) Promoting partner notification in this population: how to encourage notification
2. the design of the programme needs to take into account the cost and its feasibility.
3. the intention is to encourage gay HIV-positive partners to inform their partners, either regular (boyfriend/spouse/regular fuck buddy) or non-regular (casual fuck buddy/one-night stand/commercial sex partner) about their infection
4. Keywords for the work may include but are not limited to: HIV partner notification, HIV-positive peers among gay men, eliminating HIV stigma, popularising "U=U", etc.
1. In your programme design, you may choose to answer the following questions on "partner notification for HIV-positive peers among gay men".
1) Helping this population to inform: how to solve the difficulties of informing/sharing successful experiences of informing/what you expect to inform or be informed about
2) Promoting partner notification in this population: how to encourage notification
2. the design of the programme needs to take into account the cost and its feasibility.
3. the intention is to encourage gay HIV-positive partners to inform their partners, either regular (boyfriend/spouse/regular fuck buddy) or non-regular (casual fuck buddy/one-night stand/commercial sex partner) about their infection
4. Keywords for the work may include but are not limited to: HIV partner notification, HIV-positive peers among gay men, eliminating HIV stigma, popularising "U=U", etc.
Who can participateThe competition is open to anyone over the age of 18 and participation is not limited to gay men or HIV positive peers. The competition is intended to appeal to as wide a range of people as possible, allowing us to reach out to gay men who have less interaction with the outside world, family members of gay men and people who have knowledge or ideas about potentially effective campaigning by gay men. We welcome submissions from gay men who have compiled their own experiences of informing their partners about their positive status, as well as contributions from individuals, health care professionals and community organisations on this issue.
Grading Criteria- Novelty of the work
- Relevance of the theme
- Feasibility of the work
- Exhaustiveness of the work
Timetable1. Call for entries: 10 July 2020 - 10 September 2020
2. Award announcement date: 21 October 2020
2. Award announcement date: 21 October 2020
Winning entries display Creative work
Contact detailsIf you have any questions, please mail to queencyxu@seshglobal.org or contact Xiao Sai (wechat account: seshllc).
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OrganizersSESH
Social Entrepreneurship to Spur Health (SESH) is a multi-platform collaborative project initiated by researchers from the University of North Carolina's China Program Office, with a focus on public health, health education and medical research, with the aim of creating more participatory and useful health services through a crowdsourcing approach to address social issues in the field of public health and health. The aim is to create more participatory and effective health services through crowdsourcing methods to solve social problems in public health. SESH's goal: to build a multi-platform collaborative network, develop crowdsourcing and other methods that can be extended to public health and health, deliver research, increase social participation in public health services, and influence key audiences to resonate with and communicate our values.
Co-organisers