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HIV Campaign Steps Out On The Dance Floor

Headliners reporters talk to Dance4Life about its fight to push back HIV and AIDS and on lowering the age of sex education in schools.

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This film was produced by Brendan Osborne, 11, Chelsea Phillips, 15, Shameka Dover, 12, Thuva Thangeswaran, 11, Engy Ellaithy, 12, Ikra Eli, 12, Jasin Fejzulahi, 12, and Levarta Elezi, 12.

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Dance4Life Dance4Life involves young people in the pushing back of HIV and AIDS through our school tours, events and education empowerment.
 
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