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Rally to End AIDS
World AIDS Day 2010 - Harvard groups including Harvard AIDS Coalition, HASA, SAA, BSA, and AAA, along with students and community members from the Boston area, come together for an intercollegiate rally for World AIDS Day 2010 in Boston Commons. By Helen H. Solomon
World AIDS Day 2010 - Students come together to carry out the charge to "Act Aware", the theme for World AIDS Day 2010. By Helen H. Solomon
World AIDS Day 2010 - Rumbidzai Mushavi '12, member of the Harvard African Students Association, recounts of her personal experience with AIDS victims to the rally crowd. By Helen H. Solomon
World AIDS Day 2010 - Rally goers listen to speeches, spoken word, and musical performances to commemorate the lives lost to the AIDS epidemic. By Helen H. Solomon
World AIDS Day 2010 - Leaders organize the rally goers before their march to Senator John Kerry and Senator Scott Brown's offices to make a call to action to save the lives of the 33 million people currently living with HIV. By Helen H. Solomon
World AIDS Day 2010 - Students light candles for a vigil to remember the 25 million lives lost to the AIDS epidemic. By Helen H. Solomon
Harvard groups including Harvard AIDS Coalition, HASA, SAA, BSA, and AAA, along with students and community members from the Boston area, come together for an intercollegiate rally for World AIDS Day 2010 in Boston Commons. Students stand in solitary to remember the 25 million lives lost to AIDS and make a call to action to save the lives of the 33 million people currently living with HIV. The rally included speeches, musical performances, and a candlelight vigil to remember the lives lost to the AIDS epidemic.
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