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Honoring Lives. Preserving History.
The National AIDS Memorial remembers the lives lost to AIDS, supports those living with HIV, and preserves the history of the epidemic for future generations.
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The NATIONAL AIDS MEMORIAL
The National AIDS Memorial Grove
A public space in Golden Gate Park dedicated to reflection, healing, and remembrance.
The AIDS Memorial Quilt
The world’s largest community art project, honoring more than 50,000 lives through handmade panels of remembrance.
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