Every year on this day, the world commemorates World AIDS Day to show support for people living with HIV and to remember those who lost their lives to AIDS-related illnesses. The COVID-19 crisis this year has heightened the challenges faced by people living with HIV in accessing healthcare. It showed how health is interlinked with critical issues such as economic growth, human rights and social inequality. With that in mind, this year’s theme for World Aids Day is "Global solidarity, shared resp

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Today is #WorldAIDSDay For decades, the global HIV response has shown the world what we can achieve when we stand in unity: governments, scientists, activists, and communities working together, saving millions of lives. But this progress is now threatened as funding shrinks. UNAIDS calls on leaders everywhere: renew your commitment, protect the progress, uphold human rights and, let’s end AIDS as a public health threat. | UNAIDS

On this World AIDS Day, we honor those living with HIV/AIDS, remember those we’ve lost, and recognize the tireless work of activists whose daily, often unglamorous commitment pushed us towards a more just and compassionate future. Today’s archival excerpt—from a 1990 KPIX-TV report inside the ACT UP Media Center during the 6th International AIDS Conference—captures that work in motion: phones ringing, strategies forming, and people fighting for change one task at a time. World AIDS Day, establis