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“48 HOURS TO ACTION”
By Noël Alumit, MASA Community Organizer
On December 1, the UCLA Art|Global Health Center presented “48
Hours to Action,” a dynamic evening of entertainment to
observe World AIDS Day, a time to bring global awareness to
HIV/AIDS. “48 hours to Action” rallied artists from
the UCLA campus to generate art related to a theme revealed
just 48 hours before the performance. The theme this year: No
Cure Does Not Equal No Solution.
The 14 students responded in stunning form, coming up with beautiful
dances, engaging monologues, lovely paintings and photographs,
and awe-inspiring songs or poems.
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MAKE ART/STOP
AIDS in Mexico!!!
By Noël Alumit, MASA Community Organizer
MAKE ART/STOP AIDS showcased two exciting exhibitions at
the 17th International AIDS Conference, sending the message
that, yes, art is crucial in the fight against HIV/AIDS.
The week-long conference took place in Mexico City—the
first ever in Latin America—and attracted 23,000 delegates
from across the globe, along with thousands of Mexicans
demonstrating their commitment to the cause.
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