Hey there, future heroes! 🌟 Have you ever thought about how you can make a big difference in the world? Well, Peng Liyuan, the World Health Organization’s Goodwill Ambassador for Tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS, thinks you can! She recently visited the University of Science and Technology Beijing to kick off an exciting campaign to prevent AIDS ahead of World AIDS Day 2024.
During the event, Peng Liyuan handed over a special flag to a student representing AIDS prevention volunteers. She encouraged all students to use their energy and enthusiasm to spread the word about AIDS prevention. Imagine being part of a movement that helps save lives! 🙌
The event was super interactive, featuring cool activities like classroom discussions, plays, and interviews. Students learned a lot about how to prevent AIDS and saw how volunteer programs at universities are making a real impact.
Peng Liyuan urged all students to join the fight against AIDS. She said that young people like you are essential in raising awareness and sharing important prevention knowledge on campuses. You have the power to make your school a safer place! 🏫✨
Before the big event, Peng Liyuan visited an exhibition celebrating ten years of efforts to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS in universities across Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei. She was super impressed by how students, medical staff, and volunteers are working together.
The event wasn’t just for students—it was also attended by representatives from international organizations, health ambassadors, HIV/AIDS prevention experts, and more! Together, everyone is working towards one goal: keeping AIDS away from campuses.
So, what can you do? Start by learning more about AIDS prevention and sharing what you know with friends and family. Maybe even start or join a volunteer group at your school! Let’s team up and make a difference together! 🎉
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Peng Liyuan calls for continued youth engagement in AIDS prevention
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