"The Beginning of the End of AIDS" event on World AIDS Day 2011 in Washington, DC, at George Washington University. For more about the event, click here.
Ending the Epidemic
Paul Kawata talks with POZ about what it will take to end HIV.
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The Equality to End AIDS HIV/AIDS Rally and Vigil took place at the Ellipse in front of the White House in Washington, DC, on Saturday, October 10. The HIV/AIDS rally and vigil preceded the National Equality March for LGBT civil rights, which took place on Sunday, October 11.
Many HIV/AIDS advocates from across the country and around the world participated in the HIV/AIDS rally and vigil. They included: Sean Strub, POZ's founder; actress and singer Sherri Lewis; Synthetic Division bandmates Shawn Decker & Marshall Camden; spoken word artist Desesnce; transgender advocates Cecilia Chung & Ericka Jeanxelle; Broadway performers Julia Murney, Marc Kudisch & Kate Shindle; advocates Charles Long & Dennis Dunn; performer and advocate Bert Coleman; singer Julia Nixon & pianist Dave Ylvisaker; spoken word artists Brandon Plain & Antron Brown; singer Brett Daniels; performance group Diva League; advocates Ron Johnson, Angela Green & Jorge Delgado; singer Dudley Saunders; Oriol R. Gutierrez Jr., POZ's deputy editor; and the Rev. Elder Nancy Wilson & Bishop Rainey Cheeks with singing quartet.
