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On World AIDS Day to mark the start of HIV/AIDS Awareness Month, we wanted to encourage everyone to work together to move research forward to end the HIV epidemic one day. https://hubs.li/Q02bnGh00 #HIVawareness #AIDSAwareness #hivaidsawareness

Reflecting on World AIDS Day: A Look Back and Ahead On this World AIDS Day, I'm revisiting an article I wrote back on the World AIDS day of 2016, a piece that resonated with many and highlighted the ongoing battle against HIV/AIDS. As we embrace this year's theme, "Ending AIDS by 2030: Communities at the Centre” I believe it's crucial to reflect on our journey and the steps we must still take to attain HIV Epidemic Control by 2030. The fight against HIV/AIDS has always been more than a medical challenge; it's a call for community action, empathy, and sustained commitment. #WorldAIDSDay #CommunityLeadership #HIVAIDSawareness

Today is World Aids Day, and this year's theme is “World AIDS Day 35: Remember and Commit.” The theme is an opportunity to reflect on the progress that has been made these last 35 years to end HIV/AIDS as a public health threat and reaffirm our commitment to continue working toward this goal. We want to also highlight the importance of HIV testing across communities. For resources in English click here: https://lnkd.in/eu4_fwYY and for resources in spanish, hacle click aqui: https://lnkd.in/exivkZVj

WORLD AIDS DAY On this World AIDS Day, I want to reflect on the progress made in the fight against HIV/AIDS and emphasize the importance of empowering and involving communities in the response to HIV/AIDS. This year's theme, "Let Communities Lead" for World AIDS Day 2023, recognizes the crucial role that communities play in addressing HIV/AIDS. #WorldAIDSDay2023 #LetCommunitiesLead

Ever wanted to know how not just the DMV, but the entire nation, is fighting to end the HIV epidemic? Have you thought about what it takes to make policy that can impact the lives of people across the country? Are you always talking about the importance of lived experience, especially when talking about politics? Then this is the episode for you. This week Malachi and Tei are interviewing Harold Phillips, former Director of the White House Office of National AIDS Policy. They get into the who, what, when, where, why, and how of ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the US.

On World AIDS Day 35: Remember and Commit This year's theme resonates deeply as we reflect on the journey against HIV/AIDS. In its 35th year, World AIDS Day reminds us of the ongoing global effort to end stigma, honor the memories of those we've lost, and commit to a future free from the threat of HIV. Since the inaugural World AIDS Day in 1988, we've witnessed remarkable strides—advancements in medical research, improved access to treatment and prevention, and a growing understanding of the virus. Let's continue our collective commitment to making the world healthier, more compassionate, and free from the impact of HIV. #WorldAIDSDay #EndTheStigma #RememberAndCommit

WHAT'S YOUR HIV/AIDS STATUS? If you think you are HIV positive, get tested immediately! With our awareness campaign, you will learn: ☑ About what HIV and AIDS is ☑ How to prevent the spread of HIV ☑ About the symptoms of HIV and AIDs ☑ What to do to if you have HIV Shop the campaign here: https://lnkd.in/dATQBmHx Live a long, healthy life. Know your status, get tested! #WorkforceCampaigns #hivawareness #sexualhealth #hivprevention 

#worldaidsday #letcommunitieslead 🚨UNAIDS data show that, in 2022, 1.3 million people contracted HIV, 39 million people were living with HIV, and 630 000 people died of AIDS-related causes. 📌 WHO is calling on global leaders and citizens alike to take action in three ways. “Nothing about us without us” – engage community leadership in all HIV plans and programmes. “Not ending AIDS is more expensive than ending it” – fully fund sustainable community leadership. “Remove laws that harm, create laws that empower” – support civil society with robust regulation.

Each year, on the 1st of December, the world comes together to commemorate World AIDS Day. This day is a solemn reminder of the ongoing battle against HIV/AIDS and an opportunity for people worldwide to stand in solidarity with those affected by the virus. It is a day of remembrance for those who have lost their lives to AIDS-related illnesses and a day to honor the resilience of those living with HIV. In 2023, the theme 'Let communities lead' underscores the pivotal role that communities play in shaping the HIV response and contributing to global health. #BetterwithZamara #PoweringProsperity