Kingston in Red

Kingston in Red Day is commemorated on December 1st of each year and aims to raise awareness and end discrimination, stigma and HIV-related violence.

[Jamaica Observer @JamaicaObserver]

An experimental HIV vaccine based on mRNA - the same technology used in two highly successful COVID-19 vaccines - has shown promise in experiments in mice and monkeys, according to a study published Thursday in Nature Medicine.
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📍@ksamcorp.

- Featuring their lit #WorldAIDSDay ribbon. RT when you see it.

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📍Half-Way-Tree.

#WorldAIDSDay

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📍Ward Theatre, North Parade.

#WorldAIDSDay

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The lighting of the city in red represents our support and solidarity for persons living with HIV/AIDS and persons who have passed from the disease. There is much more work to be done to #EndHIV by 2030. Together we can end inequalities, end AIDS and end pandemics.

[Kingston in Red @kgninred]

We are still in awe of last night’s lighting of the City of Kingston in red. We extend our gratitude to @nadirox, @ksamcorp, @PortAuthorityJa, @CentralBankJA, @pahowho offices at @UWImona, Massy Distribution and many others.

This was a successful #KgnInRedDay! #WorldAIDSDay

[Delroy Williams @DWilliamsJam]

Love how the ⁦@CentralBankJA⁩ understood the ⁦@kgninred⁩ assignment! We salute those living with HIV and encourage everyone to get tested and know your status!

[Kingston in Red @kgninred]

The work continues to achieve the global 95-95-95 Fast Track targets, which is dependent on enabling the environment to eliminate stigma, discrimination and violence towards persons living with HIV/AIDS, promoting education and increasing access towards treatment.

[Kingston in Red @kgninred]

Several corporate buildings and the @ksamcorp murals across the City of Kingston have been lit red to commemorate #WorldAIDSDay.

#WorldAIDSDay2021 #KgnInRed #KgnInRedDay

[Nadia Roxburgh @nadirox]

#WorldAidsDay2021 paint the town red @kgninred @PortAuthorityJa

[Andrew Bellamy @andrewbellamyja]

Bank of Jamaica painted RED

The @MayorWilliamsJA & @ksamcorp initiative is taking off very nicely.

Paint Kingston City Red is in support of @UnaidsJ @UNAIDS

#WorldAIDSDay
#KgninRed

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📍Pechon Street, Downtown Kingston.

- Featuring the brand new mural commissioned by the @ksamcorp and @JNSero.

#WorldAIDSDay

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📍 Mark Lane, Downtown Kingston.

#WorldAIDSDay

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As we celebrate #WorldAIDSDay2021 tomorrow, December 1st, let us paint the City of Kingston red.

We encourage both government and private sector businesses to show support and solidarity for persons living with HIV by wearing the color or lighting your corporate offices in red.

[Delroy Williams @DWilliamsJam]

Thanks to @CentralBankJA for their support! Kingston is Red! #EndStigma #EndDiscrimination! @kgninred @KSACTC @jaevionn @UnaidsJ @FastTrackCities @JNSero

[Delroy Williams @DWilliamsJam]

New Mural on the block! #EndStigma #EndDiscrimination #WorldAIDSDay @kgninred @JNSero @UnaidsJ

[Kingston in Red @kgninred]

📍Bank of Jamaica.

#WorldAIDSDay

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📍@PortAuthorityJa, Duke Street.

#WorldAIDSDay

[Nadia Roxburgh @nadirox]

#WorldAidsDay2021 paint the town red @kgninred

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Have you seen the mural as yet? Be sure to tag us in your photos @kgninred! 😁

#WorldAIDSDay #EndStigma #EndDiscrimination #EndHIV

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Today we unveiled the mural on Pechon Street, Downtown Kingston in commemoration of #WorldAIDSDay2021.

Artist: Makeida Beckford

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The @ksamcorp recognizes that eliminating stigma & discrimination will result in more persons getting tested, accessing treatment and reducing the prevalence of HIV in the City of Kingston.

#WorldAIDSDay #KgnInRed #KgnInRedDay

[Kingston in Red @kgninred]

Today we unveiled the mural on Pechon Street, Downtown Kingston in commemoration of #WorldAIDSDay2021.

Artist: Makeida Beckford