The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation

The day has come. It’s the second annual #HIVIsNotACrime Awareness Day. Take action now and learn about decriminalizing HIV in the U.S.: bit.ly/3kvJPh8

(2/2) To see her live, visit bit.ly/NightOfCompass… to get your ticket We are grateful to our Presenting Sponsor, Gilead Sciences, Inc. for their generous support.

(1/2) Beyond her career as a Grammy and Tony Award-nominated artist and Broadway performer, Deborah Cox has spent decades using her voice to champion social justice and advocate for the LGBTQ+ community. We're thrilled to welcome her as the performer for our Night of Compassion!

(2/2) The progress we've made is undeniable, but funding cuts and persistent HIV stigma threaten to undo decades of work.

(1/2) At the end of 2025, approximately 40.9 million people worldwide were living with HIV. Unlike in the past, more people than ever are accessing antiretroviral therapy, resulting in a growing number of individuals achieving viral suppression.

(2/2) Join us and Laura Coates on September 17, 2026 by getting tickets to the event at bit.ly/NightOfCompass… We are grateful to our Presenting Sponsor, Gilead Sciences, Inc. (@GileadSciences) for their generous support.

(1/2) We’re thrilled to have CNN Anchor and Chief Legal Analyst Laura Coates as the host of this year’s Night of Compassion! After her remarkable work hosting our New York Dinner, we can’t wait to see her charm shine as she guides us through another unforgettable evening.

(3/3) It’s 2026, let’s destigmatize HIV by sharing, caring, and using our voices to inform our communities and support those living with HIV

(2/3) On Zero HIV Stigma Day, we’re raising awareness of the harm stigma causes by highlighting a reality that far too many people face: societal pressure, judgment, and misinformation discourage millions from seeking the testing, treatment, and care they deserve.

(1/3) While medical advancements have given us new HIV prevention and treatment methods, stigma remains a barrier that science alone cannot solve.

LIFEBEAT is proud to partner with MARIS on the “Mosh Pit” tour, visit marisofficial.com to buy tickets

Ending stigma means creating safe spaces for honest conversations about sexual health without shame or guilt. Let's keep breaking myths and supporting each other with education, compassion, and transparency. Learn about Zero HIV Stigma Day by visiting hiv.gov/events/awarene…

Today is Zero HIV Stigma Day! This year’s theme is Beyond Labels: Redefining HIV Narratives. We’re happy to have the support of LIFEBEAT Artist Partner, @mariswav, to raise awareness and combat stigma.

It’s not the 80s anymore! Due to progression in science and medication, it is now possible for people living with HIV to live long, normal lives. Preventative measures like PrEP, testing, and medication have made it possible to reduce the HIV virus to undetectable amounts.

(4/4) Thank you to Hilary Duff and her team for allowing us the space to promote sexual health education and engage with the community! Photo 1 by Madison Truscan Photos 3, 5, 7 by Michael Perea Photos 2, 4, 6, 8 by Raul Chaidez

(3/4) They shared information about their comprehensive health services, HIV & STI prevention, and distributed essential materials. Learn more about their services by visiting montrosecenter.org

(1/4) We were thrilled to have the opportunity to partner with Hilary Duff for “The Lucky Me” tour. LIFEBEAT is proud to partner with artists passionate about uplifting sexual health and HIV services.

We are grateful to our Presenting Sponsor, @GileadSciences for their generous support.

The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation Night of Compassion is set to return to the Beverly Hills Hotel on September 17, 2026! Get your tickets at bit.ly/NightOfCompass… for an incredible evening!

(2/2) Please join us on September 17, 2026, at the Beverly Hills Hotel, where Ms. Knowles will join us for another Night of Compassion highlighting the ongoing need for support for the HIV community and ETAF’s work. Visit bit.ly/NightOfCompass… to purchase tickets!

(1/2) We’re excited to announce Tina Knowles as the 2026 ETAF Champion! After receiving the Elizabeth Taylor Commitment to End AIDS Award last year, Ms. Knowles continues to advocate for people living with HIV and those at risk.