The World AIDS Day was observed at the Institute of Philology.

The Youth Committee organized an informational and educational campaign for first-year students of the Faculty of Philology titled “Youth Against AIDS.” The event aimed to promote a culture of health among students, increase awareness about HIV/AIDS, explain transmission routes and prevention measures, and encourage social responsibility and active civic engagement among young people.

Students of group RYL-1-25 made a particularly significant contribution to the campaign. They delivered well-prepared and informative presentations and reports covering the historical background of HIV/AIDS research, current global and regional statistics, risk factors, transmission methods, and modern preventive strategies. In their speeches, the students emphasized the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle, following safety measures, and recognizing the necessity of early diagnosis.

The presented materials stood out for their informativeness, relevance, and high-quality design. Effective visual elements, clear structure, and confident delivery contributed to better understanding of the topic among the audience. The active participation of the students from group RYL-1-25 demonstrated their responsible attitude toward the issue and added significant value to the educational purpose of the campaign.

The event was held in an atmosphere of interest and open discussion. Participants were able to ask questions, exchange opinions, and receive additional guidance on HIV/AIDS prevention. The outcomes of the campaign showed that such initiatives play an important role in developing a culture of health among young people, expanding their awareness, and fostering social responsibility.