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World AIDS Day: December 1, 2000

A Look at Each Year's Changing Themes

December 2000

Since 1988, World AIDS Day has been commemorated on December 1 as an international day of AIDS-related activities designed to promote education and awareness. Each year, World AIDS Day has designated a specific theme relating to changes in the epidemic over time:

1988
Communication
1989
Youth
1990
Women and AIDS
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1991
Sharing the Challenge
1992
A Community Commitment
1993
Time to Act
1994
AIDS and the Family
1995
Shared Rights, Shared Responsibilities
1996
One World, One Hope
1997
Children Living in a World with AIDS
1998
Force for Change: World AIDS Campaign with Young People
1999
Listen, Learn, Live: World AIDS Campaign with Children and Young People

2000
AIDS: Men Make a Difference

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