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The University of California, San Diego will honor World AIDS Day 2022 on Thursday, December 1.  Our events focus attention on and raise awareness about the impact that HIV/AIDS has had and continues to have in the San Diego community, the nation, and the world.

Thursday, December 1, 10am – 4pm

Free HIV Testing at the LGBT Resource Center and Student Health Services- Murray's Place.  Walk-in anytime, and get free boba for the first 100 at the Resource Fair at Murray's Place.”

About World AIDS Day 

World AIDS Day began globally on December 1, 1988, as a means to raise funds, increase awareness, fight prejudice, and promote education related to HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment. Since then the event has grown and is honored by governments, schools, businesses, and individuals around the world.  At UC San Diego, the goal of World AIDS Day programming is to provide a forum for reflection, education, and action. We hope to engage our community in an ongoing dialogue that encourages each individual to be educated and take action to stop AIDS.

World AIDS Day Resources

World AIDS Day Contacts

World AIDS Day at UC San Diego is coordinated by a university-wide committee of students, staff, and faculty. For more information on information about the past committees or the event, please contact:

Shaun Travers
LGBT Resource Center
858-822-3493
stravers@ucsd.edu

Special Thanks

World AIDS Day events have been co-sponsored by a number of student organizations, departments and divisions at UC San Diego, including the Vice Chancellor for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion; LGBT Resource Center; Student Health Services; Student Health Advocates; School of Global Policy and Strategy; School of Medicine; LGBT PhAM; Art Power; Associated Students (AS); the AIDS Research Institute; UC San Diego's Center for AIDS Research (CFAR); the HIV Institute; University Centers; Housing*Dining*Hospitality; Equal Opportunity Services; Study Abroad; Women's Center, Black Resource Center, Raza Resource Centro, Cross-Cultural Center, Intertribal Resource Center; Students for Global Health; Health Promotion Services; the Council of Coordinators of Student Activities; and many committed individuals throughout the University community. Additional support comes from community organizations, including Family Health Centers of San Diego, and the San Diego LGBT Community Center.

World AIDS Day Sponsors