Tag Archives: World AIDS Day

(“Ending the HIV Epidemic: Equitable Access, Everyone’s Voice” (“El tema de este año para WAD se confirma como: Poner fin a la epidemia de VIH: acceso equitativo, la voz de todos”). The news is about Omicron these days,and we learn … Continue reading →

By the rivers of many tears there we have sat down and remembered those we loved who died of AIDS. For thirty years we named this day and hung up our quilts. For thirty years we called out countries, one … Continue reading →

Not just for this day but all days, not just for one country but all countries, not just for children but for all ages, all gender identities, all sexual orientations, all countries rich or poor not just a red ribbon … Continue reading →

Comfort, O comfort my people who are HIV positive speak tenderly to those who live with AIDS and say that the work of healing is not for one day, and is not bound by gender, age, race, class, drug-use status, … Continue reading →

Monday, December 1, 2014 (Zechariah’s song for World AIDS Day — Luke 1:78-80) By your tender mercy, God let dawn break upon us … Antiretroviral therapy does not reach every child with HIV, every child living with AIDS. Give light … Continue reading →

Emmanuel, God with us wearing the face of Botswana and Boston, of India, Haiti, Brazil, Ukraine, Thailand, with a red ribbon pinned to your heart and a pocket full of condoms, I walk toward you trailing my twenty-five prayers from … Continue reading →