Dec 1, 2019 Dec 1, 2019 Updated Feb 6, 2025 YOUNTVILLE — The ravages of AIDS can be captured in the numbers of the thousands who have lost their lives to the disease over nearly four decades ...

Displaying a memorial quilt, which celebrates the "forgotten" lives of people who died of Aids-related illnesses, will help "break the stigma" of the disease, a campaigner has said. The hand ...

After each losing a son to AIDS, the two women took on Sen. Jesse Helms, an archconservative foe of gay rights, emerging as ...

Parts of the AIDS Memorial Quilt were on display at Aragon High School for the week in honor of World AIDS Day Dec. 1, sharing powerful stories of activism, healing and remembrance. Considered ...

The AIDS Memorial Quilt has nearly 50,000 panels dedicated to more than 110,000 people who of died of AIDS-related illnesses. It is also the world's largest community art project.

The hand-stitched UK Aids memorial quilt created by family and friends of those who died, is made up of 49 panels, one of which is being shown at St Andrew's Church in Runcorn, Cheshire.