World AIDS Day: Black Women & HIV: A Critical Conversation
Join Lighthouse Foundation for their 4th Annual #WorldAIDSDay Commemoration on 12/1 at Gallery Guichard in Bronzeville. Every year, they unite their community to honor lives lost, celebrate our resilience, and raise awareness about the ongoing impact of HIV/AIDS. This year’s event features afternoon tea, critical conversations, and a panel conversation with local leaders that will explore the ongoing impact of HIV/AIDS in our community, focusing on the experiences of Black women.
Be part of a day dedicated to reflection, education, and connection as we support one another in the journey toward health and equity.
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