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Aug 1, 2026
Shuga Global discusses Creating HIV Prevention Media with Youth at AIDS 2026
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1:14Ben PlumleyHOST
Now, first question, what is Sugar, and why have we changed? Do you wanna take a stab at that?

Wame JallowGUEST
So, uh, MTV Staying Alive formally, um, started off in 1998 as a, as a campaign to support build the awareness of young people.

Wame JallowGUEST
Uh, this was at the height of HIV and AIDS, and recognizing that a lot of young people don't have access to information, um, we started off with a docuseries, uh, some, some short films just to share information.

Wame JallowGUEST
That soon changed with time because we realized that h- having content was just not the end of it.

Wame JallowGUEST
It's how we actually engage with young people to ensure that the storytelling itself will not only reflects their lived experiences, but helps them, uh, build agency to make informed choice.