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#AIDS Memorial Quilt

30 Years of the AIDS Quilt

The Last One: The Story of the AIDS Memorial Quilt

AIDS Memorial Quilt in memory of Sharon Redd

Stories From the Quilt

30 Years of the AIDS Quilt

The Last One: The Story of the AIDS Memorial Quilt

AIDS Memorial Quilt in memory of Sharon Redd

Stories From the Quilt

“Change the Pattern” Campaign Breaking the Stigma and Saving Lives in Black and Brown Communities

The statistics tell the story, and there’s a serious HIV crisis in Houston and even more specifically among Blacks and Hispanics.

National AIDS Memorial Quilt Stops in Memphis to Break the Stigma and Change the Pattern Around AIDS in Black and Brown Communities

Change the Pattern campaign sheds light on AIDS in one of the nation’s cities with the highest number of new cases

Cleve Jones (right) accepts a lifetime award from former San Francisco Mayor Art Agnos.

Congrats Cleve

Cleve Jones, Activist and Founder of the AIDS Memorial Quilt, Honored with Lifetime of Commitment Award on World AIDS Day.

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AIDS Memorial Quilt Heads to New Orleans and Baton Rouge to Change the Pattern and End HIV in Black and Brown Communities

National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day Spotlights Louisiana’s High Rate of HIV Diagnoses

Gert McMullin, mother of the AIDS Memorial Quilt, leads a community reading of names in the Circle of Friends at the National AIDS Memorial Grove on World AIDS Day. The names being read are newly engraved this year within the memorial and also of newly c

Cleve Jones, Activist and Founder of the AIDS Memorial Quilt, Honored with Lifetime of Commitment Award on World AIDS Day

Marked the annual day with observances at the 10-acre Memorial Grove and displaying Quilt in nearly 100 communities throughout the U.S.

From left: Dafina Ward of Southern AIDS Coalition, Jada Harris and Duane Cramer of the AIDS Memorial Quilt, Elisa Woods of Brown Sugar Stitchers Quilt Guild and Shanell McGoy of Gilead Sciences

AIDS Memorial Quilt Goes South

The Change the Pattern initiative kicks off.

Montgomery Area Community and ASU Students Comes Together to Make Quilt Panels Honoring Black and Brown Lives Lost to HIV/AIDS

AIDS Memorial Quilt will be on display in Montgomery Nov. 30 – Dec. 4 to raise awareness about rising HIV rates within communities of color

Sheryl Lee Ralph pointing to section of the AIDS Memorial Quilt she helped make

Award Winning Actress Sheryl Lee Ralph Joins Change the Pattern Initiative [VIDEO]

New initiative brings major displays of the AIDS Memorial Quilt to communities in twelve Southern states.

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Major Display AIDS Memorial Quilt Coming to Jackson and Surrounding Communities Sept. 28 – Oct. 4 to Change the Pattern in the Fight to End HIV in the South

Relief Fund Established to Support Jackson Area HIV/AIDS Organizations and their Constituents who have been Impacted by Ongoing Water Crisis

From left: Dafina Ward of Southern AIDS Coalition, Jada Harris and Duane Cramer of the AIDS Memorial Quilt, Elisa Woods of Brown Sugar Stitchers Quilt Guild and Shanell McGoy of Gilead Sciences

AIDS Memorial Quilt Heads to the South to “Change the Pattern”

The AIDS Memorial Quilt’s Change the Pattern HIV initiative will launch in Mississippi and focus on Black and brown communities.

A screenshot of the digital Quilt

The Quilt at 35

A display of nearly 3,000 panels marked a return to its birthplace.

Nearly 3,000 AIDS Memorial Quilt Panels Displayed in San Francisco [SLIDESHOW]

The massive display marked the AIDS Memorial Quilt’s 35th anniversary and a return to its birthplace. Alas, rain cut the event short.

AIDS Memorial Quilt Once Again to Be Displayed in Person

During COVID-19 lockdowns, blocks of the AIDS Quilt were shown only virtually. Now, they’re also available for in-person displays.

Speaker Nancy Pelosi, San Francisco Mayor London N. Breed, Representative Barbara Lee and the National AIDS Memorial's John Cunningham, June 2021

Watch HIV Leaders Mark 40 Years of AIDS and Over 700,000 Lost to the Virus

A ceremony at the National AIDS Memorial also includes a short film honoring HIV long-term survivors.

Gert McMullin sews masks out of extra fabric from the AIDS Memorial Quilt

Fabric of Our Lives

Sewing to remember AIDS losses and to protect against COVID-19

AIDS Memorial Quilt display at San Francisco City Hall to coincide with the opening AIDS 2020: Virtual

View All 48,000 Panels of the AIDS Memorial Quilt

They’re pictured in one awe-inspiring digital image. Meanwhile, select panels are displayed in San Francisco as part of AIDS 2020.

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