CLEAN : Prince Harry and Elton John speak out at AIDS summit

The transcript discusses the importance of community engagement and the role of young talent in addressing HIV/AIDS. It highlights the progress made in HIV treatment over the years and the new challenges of complacency. The speaker emphasizes the need to empower youth voices in HIV programs, acknowledging that older generations may not resonate with them. The message is clear: young people should be encouraged to express their needs and aspirations to effectively combat HIV/AIDS.

Why is it important to engage young people in decision-making processes according to the first section?

• They are the only ones affected by the decisions.

• They have more resources to implement changes.

• Their voices bring fresh perspectives and are crucial for future planning.

• They have more experience than older generations.

What significant progress in HIV/AIDS treatment is highlighted in the second section?

• There is no longer a need for funding in HIV programs.

• HIV is no longer a global challenge.

• HIV positive people can now live full, healthy lives with treatment.

• A complete cure for HIV has been found.

What is the new risk mentioned in the second section regarding HIV/AIDS?

• The risk of increased infection rates.

• The risk of a new, more dangerous virus.

• The risk of complacency as the disease drifts from headlines.

• The risk of losing all funding for HIV research.

According to the third section, why might young people not listen to older advocates?

• Older advocates are not part of their culture.

• Young people prefer to learn from their peers.

• Young people are not interested in HIV/AIDS issues.

• Older advocates do not have the right information.

What is emphasized as crucial for effective HIV/AIDS programs for young people in the third section?

• Focusing solely on medical advancements.

• Nurturing their voices and listening to their needs.

• Providing them with resources without their input.

• Telling young people exactly what to do.