Travis McCoy
The Gym Class Heroes front man joins the Staying Alive team for the journey of a lifetime.
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About the Staying Alive Campaign
Since it launched in 1998, MTV’s award winning Staying Alive campaign is the world’s largest, youth focused, HIV and AIDS prevention campaign. The multi-media campaign consists of documentaries, public service announcements, youth forums and web content produced for young audiences worldwide and available to third party broadcasters rights-free.
The success of Staying Alive is owing to its retained set of core beliefs and values – that change lies in the hands of young people. If the dynamics of the HIV epidemic are really to alter, then it is imperative that this generation be informed and empowered.
Know your status.
News and Features
News: Fashion Against Aids
MTV Staying Alive Foundation benefits as H&M recruits designers and celebs to launch 80s-inspired range in support of Aids campaign
Real Life: Caught in The Act
Getting caught in bed with someone is bad, but getting caught by your parents is even worse. Read on for details...
Summer Lovin'
No matter where you go this summer, extravagant holidays or camping at a festival be safe, protect yourself and have fun!
Staying Alive Foundation
The Foundation supports young people, fighting the HIV pandemic in their own communities
What You're Saying...
By bcdoz
I think HIV should be addressed and broadcasted more through posters, billboards and the media. This is something that is not really hapenning here in America.
I really think it would make more people understand about the disease and take proper precautions.
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