Honoring World AIDS Day
When the AIDS epidemic hit Boston, women were on the front lines: nursing the sick, organizing care, holding hands at bedsides, and burying friends, lovers, and chosen family. Their work saved lives and sustained a community, and their stories have too often gone untold.
Join us for an evening of oral history as we center the voices of the women who cared for the sick and dying during the Boston AIDS epidemic. Hear firsthand memories of courage, grief, resilience, and love, and learn how their legacy shapes our community today.
Featuring
Nicole Pascarelli O’Brien of The Women Who Stayed podcast and Fenway Health, along with additional panelists to be announced soon.
Register now to reserve your spot. Zoom details will be sent to registered attendees.
