A 16-year-old girl living with HIV asked for a hug. This is how people responded.
#WorldAIDSDay pic.twitter.com/bLn9hDPvAX

— UNICEF (@UNICEF) December 1, 2018

Tomorrow is #WorldAIDSDay, and it?s the 30th anniversary.

DYK: 1 MILLION people die from #HIV every year because they:
?Don't know they have it
?Aren't on treatment
?Start treatment too late

It's time to #KnowYourStatus ? https://t.co/EPWYQl7QT4 #HealthForAll pic.twitter.com/Wvzl3ZLT5l

— World Health Organization (WHO) (@WHO) November 30, 2018

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Commissioned by Apple. "Self-portraiture is a visual representation of the voice in your head. For those of us living with HIV, stigma is often the most brutal side effect, so I've used glamour to represent myself for all those moments when I haven't felt beautiful. This is for people living with HIV/AIDS, as a reminder that we are human and desirable. This is for people without the virus to rewire their understanding and restore compassion. Because once the body is gone, all that's left is the work we leave behind.? #ShotoniPhone by Kia L. @goodnight_kia #WorldAIDSDay. Check out IGTV for more.

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It?s #WorldAIDSDay. If global goals are met, we could avoid more than 2 million new HIV infections among children and adolescents over the next 12 years. We can and must act now to improve prevention efforts. ? UNICEF/UNI201831/Schermbrucker

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This #WorldAIDSDay,
let?s eliminate gender inequality,
promote girls? education,
end gender-based violence,
create safe spaces,
and support HIV prevention among young women.#KnowYourStatus pic.twitter.com/LJD34Y7EGK

— UN Women (@UN_Women) December 1, 2018

Since the beginning of the AIDS epidemic, more than 70 million people have acquired the infection, and about 35 million people have died.
Today, around 37 million worldwide live with #HIV, of whom 22 million are on treatment #WorldAIDSDay https://t.co/RWCFQRJsYU pic.twitter.com/9g42ldylXq

— World Health Organization (WHO) (@WHO) December 2, 2018

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Lipstick saves lives. Seriously. Buy VIVA GLAM Lipstick, and every ? single ? cent ? of your purchase will go toward the M?A?C AIDS Fund. Since 1994, that?s added up to more than $490,000,000 USD in treatment, prevention and essential provisions for people living with and affected by HIV/AIDS around the world. Here?s to nearly 25 years of doing good together ? and looking pretty good, too. #WorldAIDSDay #VIVAGLAM #MACCares

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Don't miss the chance to make a difference this #WorldAIDSDay. SHOP @RED SAVE LIVES, and together we can help #endAIDS. Head to our IG stories to learn more ?? Check out our tarte faves in limited-edition RED packaging: Amazon.com/RED #SHOPATHON

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