Aids-Hilfe Schweiz and TKF take action against discrimination of Aids patients

Emojis are taking center stage in the campaign launched by Aids-Hilfe Schweiz in late November to combat fear, prejudice, and discrimination and to promote understanding and compassion toward people living with HIV.

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Every year on December 1, World Aids Day raises awareness of HIV/Aids. The aim of Aids-Hilfe Schweiz and its agency TKF Kommunikation und Design is to raise awareness in a positive, sympathetic and relaxed way, without threatening or moralizing. Emojis are used to combat fear, prejudice and discrimination against HIV-positive people and to promote compassion and understanding. As poster motifs and as a movie.

The campaign with three subjects will be shown on advertisements, digital screens and posters from the end of November 2018.

Responsible at Aids-Hilfe Schweiz: Andreas Lehner (Managing Director), Fabienne Tschanz (Project Manager). Responsible at TKF: Alexander Fürer, Tim Stockmar, Matthias Eberle (creation) and Sandra Sigrist (consulting).

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