Annual/Yearlong Actions

See also: HIV/AIDS: What You Can Do

Max Greenberg, Ten Years and Going Strong

Promote HIV awareness! Send an e-card.

National Latino AIDS Awareness Day (Regularly Updated)
Takes place throughout the United States on Oct. 15.
From U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Send an Art Action AIDS/Visual AIDS E-Card! (Regularly Updated)
Art Action AIDS and Visual AIDS promote HIV awareness through these beautiful, free electronic postcards.
From Visual AIDS
Sign the Global Petition Calling for G8 Countries to Keep Their Promises on HIV Funding (Regularly Updated)
Started by South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu and endorsed by many organizations, leaders and entertainment figures.
From Global AIDS Alliance
Sign-On Statement for Organizations: Call to Action for U.S. National AIDS Strategy (Regularly Updated)
Support the efforts of a coalition of organizations calling for an organized, nationwide strategy to end the HIV epidemic in the United States.
From National AIDS Strategy
The World Is Watching: ActionAid AIDS Campaign (Regularly Updated)
This international anti-poverty organization is collecting images of eyes from people around the world and compiling them on its Web site as a way to demand universal access to HIV treatment.
From ActionAid

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