World AIDS Day in 2021

World AIDS Day Quick Facts - AU 2021

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2021 Date	1 December 2021
2022 Date	1 December 2022

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World AIDS Day in 2021

World AIDS Day serves to remember those who have died from AIDS and to bring about awareness of HIV/AIDS through education and publicly held events. HIV is a virus that attacks the body's immune system and makes it progressively more difficult to fight infections and diseases.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for World AIDS Day - in 2021

Updated 03:34

Officially, our birthday was yesterday, when seeing as it was World AIDS Day, we officially celebrate the occasion on the 2nd of December, 28 years of JOY. Thank you so much to those who have helped bring JOY to life from 1993 to now. Here's to many more years of JOY! 🏳️‍🌈🧡 https://t.co/RsIK0Lc0uu
— JOY 94.9 🎙 (@JOY949) December 2, 2021

December 1st is World AIDS Day. Today, we raise awareness of the issues surrounding HIV and AIDS, and remember those who have died because of it. https://t.co/Q9Ev5Uhllh
— UniSA Rainbow Club (@unisarainbow) December 1, 2021

Today is World #AIDS day. Let us #PrayTogether for the many people who are affected by this syndrome. In some areas of the world, access to the necessary treatment is not available for many of them. Let us commit ourselves to guarantee fair and effective health care.
— Pope Francis (@Pontifex) December 1, 2021

Today is World AIDS Day. #WorldAIDSDay aims to raise awareness across the world and in the community about HIV and AIDS. To mark this day, NRCH will be hosting a Lunch and Conversations at the front of our building from 12 pm. Hope to see you there! https://t.co/PfQcYVMAaw
— North Richmond Community Health (@NRCHaus) November 30, 2021

Argyle Court residents made red ribbons as the universal symbol of awareness and support for people living with HIV on World AIDS Day. #WorldAIDSDay https://t.co/yhXuA6xtiZ
— Lifeview (@Lifeview1) December 2, 2021

Remembering my cousin Brad Levido (1953-1993) this World AIDS Day. Always wishing he’d lived and I’d one day been able to know him as an adult and dance with him at a big queer party. 📷 C. Moore Hardy https://t.co/UO8vsi73rL
— Jen Peden (@jen_peden) December 1, 2021

Today is Worlds AIDS Day and also marks 40 years since the first 5 cases of AIDS were officially reported. #knowyourstatus #WAD If you want to know more about how to prevent HIV and learn the basics about HIV itself, head over to: https://t.co/xQ07ciwIAQ https://t.co/Hm8IHYzMOV
— AustinRegionalClinic (@AustinRegional) December 1, 2021

Each year on World AIDS Day we pause to remember those lost to AIDS and stand in solidarity with those living with HIV. #WorldAIDSDay https://t.co/jCVYa4cVHh
— NSW Health (@NSWHealth) December 1, 2021

World AIDS Day is an important opportunity to reflect on the many people we have lost to HIV/AIDS since the first diagnosis 40 years ago, to acknowledge the remarkable scientific progress that has been made, and to reinforce our focus on what still needs to be done. https://t.co/bIeViYE8g8
— Kirby Institute, UNSW (@KirbyInstitute) November 30, 2021

Annually on December 1st, we commemorate World AIDS Day and reflect upon our worldwide response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic. This year has been especially poignant as we mark 40 years since the first five cases of what later became known as AIDS were officially reported. https://t.co/VIQMQ8ZjbS
— Mackenzie Social Work Services (@MackenzieWork) December 1, 2021