NAT (National AIDS Trust) has released a symbolic video with the help of community dance groups as part of its Rock the Ribbon Together campaign to mark World AIDS Day (1 December 2019).
The Rock the Ribbon Together campaign urges people to stand in solidarity with people living with HIV, raise awareness and donations, challenge stigma, and end loneliness and isolation.
Jasper Conran and NAT (National AIDS Trust) are releasing a commemorative brooch for the charity’s 30th anniversary ahead of World AIDS Day (Dec 1). Jasper Conran follows in the footsteps of Lulu Guinness and Alexander McQueen jeweller Shaun Leane who have also collaborated with the charity.
Deborah Jack, Chief Executive of NAT (National AIDS Trust), comments:
‘An estimated 33 million people are living with HIV globally and 2.6 million people were newly infected with HIV last year. The past three decades have seen extraordinary advances in treatment and testing of HIV, and there has also been some significant progress on the challenging path to developing new tools to prevent HIV.