LA City AIDS

Join us this World AIDS Day for a virtual discussion on trauma, healing, and HIV care engagement among American Indian and Alaska Native communities in Los Angeles. Register at bit.ly/ACOWAD25! This event is on December 1 from 2 PM to 3 PM on Zoom. #WAD2025

National #HIVTestingDay is June 27. No matter how you test, no matter your test results, you can take the next step for your health. Learn more about HIV testing options: bit.ly/3LVPmav. #StopHIVTogether

Tomorrow, June 27th, is National HIV Testing Day. The best way to know your status is to get tested. Learn about testing options and more at bit.ly/3LVPmav. #NationalHIVTestingDay #HIVPrevention #StopHIVTogether

On #WorldAIDSDay 2024, LA City Hall lit up in red to reflect our collective responsibility in the fight against HIV/AIDS. The City of LA remains committed to advancing partnerships and harm reduction programs, pushing toward an AIDS-free future. Statement: aco.lacity.gov/whats-new

Tonight, the LAX pylons will glow red for World AIDS Day, which takes place each year on Dec. 1. It’s an opportunity for people to unite in the fight against HIV, to show support for people living with HIV, and to remember those who died. #RockTheRibbon

On World AIDS Day, Justice Department Remains Resolute in Protecting the Civil Rights of People Living with HIV and AIDS justice.gov/opa/blog/world…

On #WorldAIDSDay, we unite to fight HIV/AIDS and ensure equitable access to care. This year’s theme, “Collective Action: Sustain and Accelerate HIV Progress,” calls for addressing social factors like housing and substance use. Together, we can build an AIDS-free future. #WAD2024

And that's a wrap on the United States Conference on HIV/AIDS! Thank you to the National Minority AIDS Council (NMAC) for organizing this impactful event. Looking forward to the progress we make by next year! #USCHA2024 #EndHIV #HealthEquity

Each stitch tells a story. These colorful panels from the National AIDS Memorial Quilt honor incredible lives lost to AIDS. Together, we celebrate their memory and continue the fight. #AIDSQuilt #TogetherInRemembrance #USCHA #EndHIV

Honoring those we’ve lost, remembered with love and creativity. This panel from the National AIDS Memorial Quilt reminds us of the strength of community and the beauty of remembrance. #USCHA #EndHIV

Our AIDS Coordinator is heading to USCHA 2024! 🎉 Since 1987, NMAC has been empowering communities of color to #EndTheEpidemic of #HIV, and this year’s Southern Advisory and Host Committees have put together an incredible conference.

This program aims to help people with HIV free up expenses to allow them to increase access to healthcare, achieve housing stability, or secure stable employment. Apply between September 2nd and September 12th at shorturl.at/g77ln

The Feel well, Live well, Expand options (FLEX) Card Program that will provide $400 store gift cards to people living with HIV every month for six months. Gift cards will include grocery stores, gas stations, drug stores, and more.

Thousands have come inside this year and we’re building more housing, faster. On Day One, I declared a state of emergency and we will continue to take urgent action. No one should die on our streets. This is a matter of life and death. We will not stop. twitter.com/ZachSeidlLA/st…

L.A. City Hall is illuminated in red tonight in observance of World AIDS Day To learn more about resources that prevent the transmission and acquisition of HIV and improve the quality of life for people living with HIV/AIDS in Los Angeles, visit: aco.lacity.gov/aco-resources.

"Efforts to prevent new HIV infections will succeed only if they succeed for Africa’s adolescent girls and young women." @addico_naadu shares how young women's leadership in Africa is critical to ending AIDS. You may read more here letcommunitieslead.unaids.org/leaders/naadu-…

Today marks the 35th commemoration of this important day with the theme “World AIDS Day 35: Remember and Commit.” As we recognize this day, we are reminded of the lives taken too soon over many decades. Read the full statement: aco.lacity.gov/whats-new.

"We understood that if the HIV pandemic was ever going to end in our communities, we had to lead the effort," explains Phill Wilson, Founder of the Black AIDS Institute U.S. as he recounts the struggle for health as justice. #WorldAIDSDay #endAIDS letcommunitieslead.unaids.org/leaders/phill-…

The theme of this year's #WorldAIDSDay is 'Let Communities Lead'. Join us in calling for community-driven initiatives to #endAIDS. Discover more and show your support: tinyurl.com/ms4u53h7

The Department on Disability and AIDS Coordinator's Office will commemorate World AIDS Day with a proclamation sponsored by Council District 1 and the illumination of City Hall, LAX pylons, and the Sixth Street Viaduct in red sponsored by Council District 14. #WorldAIDSDay2023