BACKGROUND:
Promote behavior change by raising questions and discussions on prevention. Raise awareness of the risks incurred in these moments of strong emotions. Modify collective representations of negative behavior in relation to the transmission of HIV and social representations (examples: "Whatever happens, effective treatments against HIV exist"; "Condom reduces pleasure"; "It is used by sexual vagabonds"; "We no longer die of AIDS"; "You only live once"; "I have difficulty supporting condom use").

METHODS:
Identify fan zones. Train volunteers on the essential themes to be addressed as well as the attitudes and strategies to adopt. Coordinate actors to get messages across. Cleverly approach supporters in order to discuss, distribute prevention materials, put up posters in strategic places. Simply ensure a presence by reminding them of the legitimacy of experiencing their emotions while preserving health. Results and

CONCLUSIONS:
Around twenty actions will be planned. Thousands of people will be exposed to prevention messages. The visibility of prevention tools and discussions with volunteers will increase awareness of risk-taking. Preserving the health of a human being means giving their dreams and resolutions a chance. Despite their different configurations, living spaces are conducive to health promotion.