Image from Freelux Project
From Freelux Project: “The 3rd Annual Women & Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day Brunch, hosted by The Freelux Project, is a transformative gathering dedicated to empowering women and girls through education, advocacy, art, and community connection. This event highlights the impact of HIV on women and girls—particularly in Black communities—and provides a space for open conversations, resource sharing, and collective action toward health equity.
At The Freelux Project, we believe that art is a powerful tool for healing, expression, and change. Through spoken word, visual art, and storytelling, we use creative expression to amplify the voices of women and girls impacted by HIV, celebrate resilience, and inspire action. Attendees will experience live artistic performances that elevate the conversation around health, wellness, and empowerment.
Our goal is to break stigma, amplify voices, and promote access to essential healthcare services by bringing together advocates, healthcare professionals, artists, and community leaders. Through engaging discussions, inspiring testimonies, and creative expression, we aim to equip attendees with the knowledge and tools to take charge of their health and well-being.
Join us for a meaningful brunch experience filled with insightful dialogue, artistic expression, valuable resources, and a celebration of strength and resilience. Let’s work together to ensure that all women and girls have the opportunity to live healthy, empowered lives.”