We chatted with (RED)UCATOR Javier Muñoz at (RED)'s 20th birthday celebration at @electricladystudios
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PEPFAR has saved more than 26 million lives so far, but we can't take our foot off the gas now. Tell Congress to finish the job.
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20 years of impact. $800 million raised for the AIDS fight. Read more about how (RED) celebrated this incredible milestone with longtime friends, partners, and celebrity guests at the historic @ElectricLady Studios in NYC: red.org/reditorial/(red)-cel…
The end of AIDS as a crisis is finally within reach. What's needed now is action. When you SHOP (RED), your purchase helps fund life-saving healthcare programs.
Thank you, @MSDInvents, for your longstanding support.
Today is National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day.
Thanks to major advances in treatment, people with HIV are living longer, fuller lives than ever before. Today, more than half of those living with HIV in the US are 50+, but aging with HIV brings its own health & social needs.
Last week, we gathered an extraordinary community of artists, innovators, partners, and advocates at Electric Lady Studios to celebrate two decades of (RED)'s ongoing efforts to end the AIDS epidemic. Read more on @WWD: wwd.com/eye/parties/tiffany-…
This week, (RED) joined the @ONECampaign in Washington DC for the annual ONE Power Summit. We met activists from across the country, participated in panels on global health, and went to Capitol Hill to advocate for funding life-saving health programs.
When Kate Korngold turned 13, she founded Featherie, a golf apparel brand created for young women.
As the latest (RED) partner, 25% of (FEATHERIE)ᴿᴱᴰ sales will help support (RED)'s efforts to empower women and girls globally. Learn more: featherie.com/pages/red
Chop, toss, cook, and serve for a healthy weeknight dinner, made possible with the magic of the T-fal Air Fryer XXL.
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Community health workers are the backbone of the HIV response, creating strong, resilient health systems for everyone.
(RED) and @MSDInvents are proud to support @GlobalFund’s Community Engagement Strategic Initiative for effective community-led services.
📸: @JoubertLoots
The US Open finals are played today in Arthur Ashe Stadium, named after the tennis legend. But Ashe left a legacy beyond tennis. After contracting HIV, he became one of the first major public figures to speak openly about AIDS, fighting the stigma around it when few others would.
Wednesday night was one for the books. We celebrated 20 years of (RED) at @electricladystudios, hosted by Iman, Karen Elson, and Laura Brown. An unforgettable evening surrounded by so many friends, partners, and supporters who've been part of our story.
📸: Noel McGrath
An iconic milestone deserves an iconic celebration. Last night, Laura Brown, Iman, and Karen Elson hosted (RED)'s 20th birthday party at the legendary @ElectricLady in NYC, where we drove urgency for the final push to end AIDS as a crisis. THE END STARTS (NOW).
📸: Sean Clark
Lucy is Generation (RED). Through her work at (RED), she brings a passion for global health justice to the fight against HIV/AIDS. She’s part of a generation that knows ending AIDS is within reach.
Freddie Mercury's life was cut short 35 years ago due to complications from AIDS, a disease that is now preventable and treatable.
Today, we'll be blasting Queen's "Don't Stop Me Now"—because he never let anything stop him—and when it comes to fighting AIDS, neither will we.
Shoelaces... to save lives? In 2009, @Nike and (RED) laced up for a partnership and campaign featuring iconic athletes, including Didier Drogba, Kobe Bryant, and more. 100% of the profits from the limited edition laces went to the Global Fund and HIV/AIDS education programs.
20 years ago, @Apple joined (RED) in the fight to end AIDS. When @tim_cook became CEO, that commitment grew, with Apple contributing over $250M to the @GlobalFund, impacting millions of lives. We’re deeply grateful for Tim’s leadership and lasting impact.
Photo: Justin Sullivan