Broadway's best raise over $1 million for LGBTQ+ and HIV causes
Stars of the stage rally for HIV and LGBTQ+ causes in the midst of extreme budget cuts.
April 03 2025 7:15 PM
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Plus is excited to spotlight 10 HIV Heroes leading the HIV/AIDS response in their communities and around the world. Over the course of 4 mini-episodes and 10 written profiles, these inspiring leaders share their trials and triumphs in the ongoing effort to eliminate stigma, improve care, identify new treatment options, modernize laws, and counter misinformation.
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Stars of the stage rally for HIV and LGBTQ+ causes in the midst of extreme budget cuts.
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Dr. Kibirige takes a quick moment to smile for the camera while doing her very important work improving HIV assay tests.
The event has raised over $300 million for HIV services at the San Francisco AIDS Foundation and the Los Angeles LGBT Center.
“I feel like everyone is affected by HIV. Either you have a relative, you have a friend, you have a peer…it’s just humanity” says HIV Hero Annah Sango.
Deondre Moore and Jade Elektra are fighting against HIV stigma with love and music.
Covin battles against deeply-held prejudices about HIV, especially when it comes to women.
“I see this as a way to take care of my community — a community who, for a long time, have been either marginalized or forgotten.”
"Stigma has improved somewhat but there is still a lot [of it] in Thailand. For example, many people with HIV are denied employment".