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REMEMBRANCE & RESILIENCE: Sharing Stories about POC with HIV/AIDS

Just a reminder about a terrific video project that is part of the overall Seattle AMP: AIDS Memorial Project, happening this Saturday at the Northwest African American Museum. It’s a FREE event!

The AIDS Memorial Project is inviting you to REMEMBRANCE & RESILIENCE, the video showcase of People of Color sharing stories about HIV/AIDS, on Saturday, June 8 at the Northwest African American Museum. There is a reception at 5pm, followed by the videos and discussion.

Please forward this to anyone you can. People can RSVP here to reserve free tickets.

More event information can be found on the Facebook page here.

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