On December 1, Wake County Public Health hosted its annual World AIDS Day event in Raleigh, North Carolina. The event was organized to honor lives lost, raise awareness, and reaffirm the community's commitment to ending AIDS/HIV stigma. Wake County Government shared a recap of the event on their social media, noting the gathering’s purpose in supporting AIDS/HIV awareness. The event was recognized and celebrated by attendees, including Kathy Hamilton Stamper.

Source: Wake County Government

Source Type: Gov

Source Location: Raleigh

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