Brought to you by Regional HIV/AIDS Connection (RHAC), Red Scarf is a locally-made movement raising awareness and stopping the stigma around HIV, one Red Scarf at a time. The red ribbon has been an international symbol for AIDS awareness since 1991. Inspired by the iconic ribbon, we began welcoming community members to wear scarves in every shade of red for World AIDS Day. Since 2012, volunteers have made and donated more than 12,000 scarves! Every Red Scarf is tagged with information about HIV and shared with our community to be worn as symbols of solidarity, support, and awareness. Red Scarf is one of the warmest ways to honour World AIDS Day. Showing your support for people living with, affected by, and at-risk for HIV/AIDS is as easy as wearing a Red Scarf with pride, attending a Red Scarf event, or making a donation in support of RHAC's programs and services.
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Starting in 2016, Red Scarf began taking to the stage with an annual benefit concert, bringing audiences together in support of RHAC ahead of our annual World AIDS Day Vigil. Red Scarf kicks off World AIDS Day with our annual benefit concert in support of RHAC's client programs and services:
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Get loud for World AIDS Day! The annual Red Scarf benefit concert returns to London Music Hall on Saturday, November 29, hosted by Priyanka and featuring SHEBAD, in proud support of Regional HIV/AIDS Connection (RHAC).
Every year, music artists take the Red Scarf stage to ring in World AIDS Day and raise critical funds in support of RHAC’s programs and services. As a special celebration of RHAC’s 40th anniversary, this year’s all-ages show is double the entertainment: Hosted by international popstar and drag performer Priyanka and featuring Indie music group SHEBAD.
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