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When: 12pmWhere: University of Maryland, Nursing School LawnMore Info: http://www.umaryland.edu/worldaidsday/activities/livingribbon.html

When: 8pm (Tickets $20)Where: Creative Alliance at the Patterson| 3134 Eastern Ave., Baltimore MD 21224More Info:http://www.creativealliance.org/events/2012/world-aids-day-cabaret

When: 8pmWhere: First Unitarian Church of Baltimore (12 West Franklin St)HELP!!: Need volunteers after Saturdays Concert(If interested in volunteering, please contact Elizabeth Kraus at Moveable Feastekraus@mfeast.orgMore Info: http://newwavesingers.org/

(Same concert as above,different time/place, but still benefitting Moveable Feast!)When: 4pmWhere: Govans Presbyterian Church (5828 York Road)More Info:http://newwavesingers.org/

Morning

Come pick up commemoration ribbons and learn about how HIV affects children worldwideWhen: 8am-9am and 12pm-1:30pmWhere: 1st and 2nd Floor CourtyardsSponsored by CHS, APHN, ABS, SA

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Afternoon

World AIDS Day 2012: Lessons from a Decade of U.S. Engagement and Charting the WayForwardWhen: 12pmWhere: Sommer Hall, boxed lunch to follow!Sponsored by: APHN, JBG, ABS, SA, Shiraz Caterer, Dr Farzadegan

(http://deepsouthfilm.com/ )Deep South is a documentary about the new American South and the people who inhabit itsmost quiet corners. Beneath layers of history, poverty and now soaring HIV infections, fourAmericans redefine traditional Southern values to create their own solutions to surviveWhen: 5:15pmWhere: Sheldon HallSponsored by Department of Health, Behavior and Society & the Center for AIDS Research

Any Questions on the above? Please contact Sara Phillips (sjphilli@jhsph.edu)

Film screening, followed by a discussion with Sean Struband Robert Suttle of theSero Project regarding the human impact and human rights implications of HIVcriminalization statutes that are law in many states across the U.S.When: 12:15-1:15pmWhere: W2017, Lunch ServedSponsored by: Health and Human Rights(HHR) and Department of Health,Behavior and Society

EveningFeaturing: Dr. Thomas Quinn, Director of Johns Hopkins

Center for Global HealthIncluding: Dr. Karen Charron, Assistant Director of Academic Programs for GlobalDisease Epidemiology and Control (GDEC); Dr. Stefan Baral, Assistant Scientist inEpidemiology; Dr. Farzadegan, Professor of Epidemiology & Molecular, Microbiologyand ImmunologyHear our faculty experts speak on topics including global HIV/AIDS epidemiologyand vaccine development followed by Q&A!Reception to followWhen: 5:00-6:30pmWhere: 9th floor, Dining AreaSponsored by APHN, JBG, ABS, SA

Volunteer to serve a meal to Baltimore community members affected by HIV/AIDSWhen: 5-8pmWhere: Moveable FeastSponsored by: APHN

Please contact Sara Phillips for further details and/or transport!:sjphilli@jhsph.edu

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