Sexual and Reproductive Health Videos
When it comes to addressing sexual and reproductive health with underserved audiences, MEE was there from the beginning. MEE has been on the cutting edge of developing multimedia targeting youth and young adults for over 20 years. The videos in this gallery represent some of our earliest work on this topic, from the 1990’s through the 2000’s. This archival work demonstrates MEE’s mastery of the content – we update delivery aesthetics to mirror present day fashions, technology & realities.
Check Yourself
30 seconds
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Client Name:
Philadelphia Department of Health: AIDS Activities Coordinating Office
Total Run Time:
30 Seconds
Target Audience:
African American Youth and Young Adults
Year:
1994
The Ball’s In Your Court
30 seconds
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Client Name:
City of Philadelphia: AIDS Activities Coordinating Office (AACO)
Total Run Time:
30 Seconds
Target Audience:
Young African American Men Who have Sex With Men (MSM)
Year:
1994
Now or Later
30 seconds
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Client Name:
The Ford Foundation
Total Run Time:
30 Seconds
Target Audience:
Low-Income Urban|Hip-Hop Youth
Year:
2003
He’s Experienced (ver. 2)
1 minute 15 seconds
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Client Name:
National Institute of Health (Project iMPPACS)
Total Run Time:
1 minute 15 Seconds
Target Audience:
African American Youth and Young Adults
Year:
2008
I’ve Got Mine
1 minute 12 seconds
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Client Name:
DC Department of Human Services – Be On The Safe Side Campaign
Total Run Time:
1 minute 12 Seconds
Target Audience:
African American and Latino/a Youth
Year:
2002
Street Talk on Relationships
30 seconds
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Client Name:
National Institute of Health (Project iMPPACS)
Total Run Time:
30 Seconds
Target Audience:
African American Youth and Young Adults
Year:
2008
Protect Yourself
1 minute
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Client Name:
Pfizer (Agouron) Pharmaceuticals – Life Is What You Make It Campaign
Total Run Time:
30 Seconds
Target Audience:
African American Adults
Year:
2001
That Was Great
30 seconds
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Client Name:
National Institute of Health (Project iMPPACS)
Total Run Time:
30 Seconds
Target Audience:
African American Youth and Young Adults
Year:
2008