, /PRNewswire/ — The National AIDS Memorial commemorates the 36th anniversary of World AIDS Day with a series of impactful events and conversations, including bicoastal observances in San Francisco and Washington, D.C. These events honor the lives lost, celebrate the progress made, and inspire continued action to end the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
The National AIDS Memorial commemorates the 36th anniversary of World AIDS Day with bicoastal observances.
“As we commemorate World AIDS Day, our bi-coastal observances highlight the collective strength and shared commitment to ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic,” says John Cunningham, Chief Executive Officer of the National AIDS Memorial. “From the heart of San Francisco to the nation’s capital, these events honor the history, celebrate the resilience, and inspire the continued fight for a more equitable and just future.”
In San Francisco, the commemoration will be held at the federally recognized National AIDS Memorial Grove (the Grove)in Golden Gate Park. The observances …