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At Art for AIDS International, our goal is to educate young people about HIV and AIDS and encourage them to play an active and creative role in the global AIDS response through art. Engage Young People When Art for AIDS was founded, it was clear that young people in many parts of the world lacked the voice and support to drive real change in the AIDS response. Despite this, it was clear that any effective change could only stem from the passion, energy, and creativity of young people. Apparently, we weren’t the only ones who noticed: Young people are the key in the fight against AIDS. By giving them the support they need, we can empower them to protect themselves against the virus. By giving them honest and straightforward information, we can break the circle of silence across all society. By creating effective campaigns for education and prevention, we can turn young people’s enthusiasm, drive and dreams for the future into powerful tools for tackling the epidemic. – Kofi Annan, Former United Nations Secretary-GeneralGet Creative To change this, we began hosting honest and passionate workshops with students that used a combination of fact-based knowledge sharing, experiential learning, peer-peer support, and…
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Each year, we’re privileged to host, or be part of, a growing number of events and exhibits around the world that feature student artwork produced during our workshops. We are always looking to add to this list, however. If you would like to host an event for Art for AIDS, or donate proceeds from your event to us, please feel free to contact us! For some event ideas, find out more about hosting your own event. Past Event Photos
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June 20, 2013
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JP Bervoets
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