AIDS Healthcare Foundation presents World AIDS Day "It's Not Over," is a concert event honoring the lives that we have lost to HIV/AIDS, while also celebrating those who are currently living healthy lives with a positive HIV status. This event will also feature performances by Gladys Knight and Patti LaBelle.

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An all-star lineup of predominantly LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC artists will appear in a virtual reading presentation of Larry Kramer’s The Normal Heart. The event will take place May 8 as a benefit for ONE Archives Foundation and Invisible Histories Project, which both honor the legacies of HIV/AIDS activists through education and outreach resources.

The cast will include Tony nominee Jeremy Pope (Ain’t Too Proud), Laverne Cox (Promising Young Woman), Sterling K. Brown (This Is Us), Jake Borelli (Grey’s Anatomy), Vincent Rodriguez III (Crazy Ex-Girlfriend), Guillermo Díaz (Scandal), Ryan O’Connell (Special), Daniel Newman (The Walking Dead), Jay Hayden (Station 19), and Danielle Savre (Station 19).

Station 19 EP Paris Barclay, a longtime TV director who’s helmed episodes of Scandal, Smash, and more, will direct the presentation, which will also include a special introduction by Martin Sheen.

The play, in large part autobiographical, chronicles a man's slow response to the AIDS epidemic as he struggles to create support for himself and his illness. After premiering Off-Broadway at the Public Theater in 1985, the play returned to the venue in 2004 before making its official Broadway debut in 2011. A film adaptation premiered on HBO in 2014.

Kramer woke many to the very real thread of AIDS through his fierce activism, often at the expense of his relationship with those in the queer community. He died at the age of 84 last May.

Descripción: "The world we live in is a house on fire, and the people we love are burning." -Sandra Cisneros.

Join us for a conversation about our community's health during the COVID-19 pandemic—and how we can work together to put this fire out.

Panelists: Guillermo Chacon, President @Latino Commission on AIDS; Sandra E. Echevarria, MPH, PhD, @University of North Carolina, Greensboro; Carlos E. Rodriguez-Diaz, PhD, MPHE, @George Washington University

Target Audience: Everyone is welcome to attend. Please share the webinar information with all your network.

Date: Wednesday, December 16 at 2pm ET

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Now hosted by Power Plant Live! in downtown Baltimore, the event will feature a two-mile walk around the scenic Inner Harbor, followed by lunch and a music festival featuring three outstanding performers.

With more than 500 attendees, including walkers, sponsors, and health organizations, the 2019 event is projected to raise $150,000, with proceeds supporting Chase Brexton's new HIV medication messenger delivery service. Through this vital initiative designed to support patient access, medication adherence, and convenience, patients living and working around our Centers have their prescriptions safely delivered to their home or place of work at no additional charge.

Speakers include:
                                    - Montel Williams, television personality and motivational speaker
                                    - Dr. Adena Greenbaum, Assistant Commissioner, Baltimore City Health Department
                                    - Patrick Mutch, President and CEO, Chase Brexton Health Care

                         Musical performances from:
                                    - Davon Fleming
                                    - Shelby Blondell
                                    - Nelly’s Echo

A FREE CAYA event led by AIDS Activist Hydeia Broadbent and hosted by Danni Starr of WKYS and Pastor Howard-John Wesley with musical performances by Stellar Award winner and gospel sensation/overnight wonder, Brianna “Bri” Babineaux. AIDS Activist, Hydeia Broadbent will share her experience living with AIDS. There will be a Q&A between Pastor Howard-John Wesley and Hydeia Broadbent where they will discuss prevention, facts and statistics about the disease, and the impact on the Black community.  Representatives from the LoveLife Foundation, founded by Grammy nominated artist Raheem Devaughn, will be on site to promote awareness and on-site testing.