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ALT Flyer for a World AIDS Day virtual event on December 1. The top section has a large red awareness ribbon next to blue text that reads World AIDS Day and a red banner that says December 1. Blue text reads Collective Action: Sustain and Accelerate HIV Progress. The event title is Healing from Trauma to Strengthen HIV Care Engagement among American Indian and Alaska Natives in Los Angeles. A short description explains that the session will review findings from an ACO-funded study on trauma and HIV conducted by The Maroon Society. Speakers listed are Aaron Celious from the Maroon Society, Michelle Enfield as the study consultant, and Ricky Rosales as the AIDS Coordinator. Event details show December 1, 2025 from 2 PM to 3 PM on Zoom. Event highlights include release of study findings, discussion with the study consultant, Q and A, and lessons learned for future research. A QR code and short link provide the registration page. Logos for ACO and The Maroon Society appear at the bottom.
ALT A group of friends sit together smiling with drinks. Colorful text reads "National HIV Testing Day. June 27. Let's stop HIV together."
ALT A red ribbon. Text reads "June 27th, National HIV Testing Day. Know your status."
ALT The Los Angeles City Hall illuminated in red at night in recognition of World AIDS Day.
ALT Graphic design with the City of Los Angeles AIDS Coordinator's Office logo and text that reads World AIDS Day December 1, 2024.
ALT Performers in vibrant traditional Mardi Gras attire, including colorful feathered costumes, are on stage during the United States Conference on HIV/AIDS. A drummer stands to the left, and the backdrop reads 'Southern Joy' and 'Southern Roots' in bold, colorful text. The stage is set with bright lights and decorative elements, with the audience seated in front, watching the performance.
ALT A colorful quilt panel from the National AIDS Memorial Quilt, honoring individuals such as Grant R. Underwood, David W. Boyd, Herbert Lee Hall, and Jeff Wellington. The panel includes a variety of sewn images like a red heart, rainbows, and personal mementos, with names and dates marking the individuals remembered.
ALT A quilt panel from the National AIDS Memorial Quilt, dedicated to individuals lost to AIDS. The panel features multiple names such as Jerome Dean Williams, Brian Robison, and David Bates. There are various symbols and personal mementos, including photographs and stitched messages.
ALT A banner reading 'Southern Joy' with the subtitle 'Welcome to USCHA' (US Conference on HIV/AIDS). The background shows a group of people smiling and socializing, with vibrant abstract shapes in orange, blue, and pink. The event is taking place from September 12-15, 2024, in New Orleans, LA.
ALT Informational poster featuring a photo of a woman flexing her arms. Text from top to bottom reads: "The FLEX card. Feel well. Live well. Expand options. A program offering $400 in digital gift cards, every month for 6 months. To qualify, you must be living with H.I.V., 18 years or older, and living in L.A. county. Application open September 2 to 12, 2024. flexcard.aidkit.org/apply. Questions? Attend a virtual info session or email [email protected]. Tuesday, August 27 at 2pm. Thursday, August 29 at 10am."
ALT Night time view of L.A. City Hall from Grand Park lit up red for World AIDS Day.
ALT Screen grab of the World AIDS Day 2023 statement from the L.A. City AIDS Coordinator's Office. To read the full statement, visit the ACO website at aco.lacity.gov/whats-new.
ALT Graphic design provided by U.N. AIDS shows an illustration of Phill Wilson next to his quote that says, "We cannot overcome inequalities without the power of community leadership."
ALT A woman at a rally speaks as others next to her hold up signs. Text on image says "Let Communities Lead. World AIDS Day 2023" and includes the U.N. AIDS logo.