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World Aids Day launch at the Opera House by Governor General Quentin Bryce on Wednesday 30, November, 2011
Observing Dec. 1, World AIDS Day, masked and socially distanced, at the AIDS Memorial in Greenwich Village.
Post World AIDS Day Rally in the local community surrounding The Family Welfare Center at Tadiwala Road. Dec 2012
People with HIV, activists, family members and allies gather for Housing Works' annual observance of World AIDS Day: The Reading of the Names.
Housing Works began the tradition of The Reading of the Names in December 1995, emerging from an act of civil disobedience and a 24-hour reading of names. This year, more than 140 volunteers have come together to read from a list of over 30,000 community-sourced names, continuing this powerful act of remembrance and resistance.
Photography by Alexander Sargent, Courtesy of the New York City AIDS Memorial
About 300 students from six Lilongwe elementary schools put on a variety of skits, speeches and other programs on HIV/AIDS education. Several Peace Corps volunteers worked together with other local teachers to organize and prepare the students for this program.
People with HIV, activists, family members and allies gather for Housing Works' annual observance of World AIDS Day: The Reading of the Names.
Housing Works began the tradition of The Reading of the Names in December 1995, emerging from an act of civil disobedience and a 24-hour reading of names. This year, more than 140 volunteers have come together to read from a list of over 30,000 community-sourced names, continuing this powerful act of remembrance and resistance.
Photography by Alexander Sargent, Courtesy of the New York City AIDS Memorial
Post World AIDS Day Rally in the local community surrounding The Family Welfare Center at Tadiwala Road. Dec 2012
BOB DOWNE
WORLD AIDS DAY & ACON CONCERT
STAR THEATRE, STAR CITY CASINO, PYRMONT
SUNDAY 30TH NOVEMBER, 2009
PHOTOGRAPHER: BELINDA ROLLAND © 2008
People with HIV, activists, family members and allies gather for Housing Works' annual observance of World AIDS Day: The Reading of the Names.
Housing Works began the tradition of The Reading of the Names in December 1995, emerging from an act of civil disobedience and a 24-hour reading of names. This year, more than 140 volunteers have come together to read from a list of over 30,000 community-sourced names, continuing this powerful act of remembrance and resistance.
Photography by Alexander Sargent, Courtesy of the New York City AIDS Memorial