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The 26th Annual AIDS Walk Los Angeles
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The 26th Annual AIDS Walk Los Angeles is October 17, 2010.

It’s never too early to register! AIDS Walk Los Angeles provides vital direct services -- such as medical and dental care, food, housing assistance, and much more -- to Angelenos who face HIV and poverty, hunger, unemployment, stigma, and more.

Form a team with friends, family, or colleagues and share the experience!

NEW: Read an urgent message from APLA about AIDS Walk Los Angeles confusion.

Register now!

APLA at AIDS 2010
AIDS 2010 APLA joins the dialogue in Vienna at AIDS 2010, the XVIII International AIDS Conference.

The conference is the largest gathering for those working in the field of HIV, as well as policymakers, persons living with HIV and others committed to ending the pandemic. It is a chance to assess where we are, evaluate recent scientific developments and lessons learned, and collectively chart a course forward.

Read APLA's blog and keep up with our activities (and see photos!) from the conference.

 

 

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