Renewed Vision: Our Commitment to Helping End the HIV Epidemic: Discussion about how Gilead and members of the global HIV community are recognizing World AIDS Day as an opportunity to renew their shared commitment to ending the HIV epidemic. Through conversation structured around reflections on the concepts of language, identity, and history, the panelists will speak to the how leaders can support community renewal and recommitment to taking action to advance the goals and strategies for ending HIV. The program will highlight the importance of taking time to reflect on the progress that has been made and to consider how to look ahead to the coming year with a fresh perspective and renewed energy that will support action.

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Join AARP and The D.I.V.A. Foundation for a virtual World AIDS Day panel discussion on a range of topics, including aging, LGBTQ+, HIV/AIDS, and COVID-19 and impacts on the Black community. Expert panelists will engage in a dynamic conversation and will provide their own unique perspectives and life experiences.

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Sometimes I Cry Monologues was written, performed, and toured around the world by Sheryl Lee Ralph about the lives of women affected by and living with HIV/AIDS. Now, the scripts have been revamped and performed by an All-Star Cast!

Sometimes I Cry Monologues was written, performed, and toured around the world by Sheryl Lee Ralph about the lives of women affected by and living with HIV/AIDS. Now, the scripts have been revamped and performed by an All-Star Cast!

‘DIVA Conversations’ explores the importance of women knowing about HIV, knowing their status, and owning their health. This conversation includes the perspectives of powerful women in community leadership and activism.

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‘DIVA Conversations’ explores the rich lineage of black women their history of advocacy and care for others. As black women are amongst the highest risk group for HIV infection in the South, this conversation is led by patients and providers who offer perspectives on facilitation of care with an emphasis on self care.

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Hosted by Coco Maurice. KTLA 5 Digital Correspondent and daughter of Sheryl Lee Ralph. Coco highlights DIVAS Simply Singing! fashion and memorable red carpet moments over the years with surprise Celebrity appearances!

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Sheryl Lee Ralph presents the 30th Annual Celebration of her Annual HIV/AIDS Benefit Concert with performances by Leslie Odom, Gloria Gaynor, Jenifer Lewis, Anthony Hamilton, Lalah Hathaway and more!

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