On the third day of CELSTIVAL, March 23, 2026, featured a meaningful and informative seminar on HIV and AIDS Awareness held at the Training Students Activity Center (TSAC). The session was attended by students from various colleges, creating a unified platform for learning about one of today’s most important public health concerns.

The seminar was highlighted by the talk of Mr. Elemer M. Masuta, who delivered an engaging and eye-opening discussion on HIV and AIDS. He emphasized the importance of awareness, early prevention, and accurate knowledge in addressing the spread of HIV. More importantly, he encouraged students to become proactive advocates of health education and to foster empathy toward individuals living with HIV.

The discussion emphasized that HIV is not merely a medical issue but also a social concern that requires understanding and compassion. By breaking misconceptions and stigma, communities can create safer and more supportive environments for those affected. As emphasized during the seminar, informed individuals are better equipped to make responsible decisions and contribute to public health efforts.

Overall, the activity highlighted the vital role of education in combating HIV and AIDS. It reinforced that awareness is a powerful tool, not only in preventing transmission but also in promoting dignity, respect, and inclusivity for all.