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amfAR Chairman of the Board Kenneth Cole discusses his involvement with amfAR and his efforts to raise AIDS awareness through his provocative ad campaigns.

Kenneth Cole on CBS Sunday Morning
Through a series of interviews, this film explains what amfAR stands for--its mission, history, accomplishments, and vision for the future. Kenneth Cole, Dr. Mathilde Krim, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, and others involved with amfAR and the fight against AIDS offer their perspectives. Produced and directed for amfAR by Louis V. Galdieri in association with Films for Nonprofits.

amfAR Stands For...
This short film explains the importance of amfAR's MSM Initiative, which is supporting urgently needed HIV programs for men who have sex with men (MSM) in developing countries. Produced and directed for amfAR by Louis V. Galdieri in association with Films for Nonprofits.

The Crisis of HIV Among MSM
amfAR mourns the tragic loss in March 2009 of the talented actress and much loved amfAR Trustee Natasha Richardson. Ms. Richardson spoke movingly at amfAR's New York Gala in February 2009.

In Memoriam: Natasha Richardson

On The Hill Videos

Senator Edward M. Kennedy, who passed away on August 26, 2009, was a leading advocate of legislation that has helped extend the lives and protect the rights of people living with HIV/AIDS. Senator Kennedy was interviewed for a 2008 film titled "amfAR Stands For…" excerpted here.

Excerpts from Senator Edward M. Kennedy interview in a 2008 film titled "amfAR Stands For…"
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was honored with amfAR's Award of Courage at the Capitol Hill conference on May 13, 2009, cosponsored by amfAR and Research!America.

D.C. Conference 2009: Nancy Pelosi
Earvin “Magic” Johnson delivers the keynote address at the amfAR and Research!America co-sponsored Capitol Hill conference, “Future Directions in the Fight Against HIV/AIDS,” on May 13, 2009.

D.C. Conference 2009: Earvin “Magic” Johnson
Earvin “Magic” Johnson and Ted Koppel discuss Johnson’s life and developments in HIV/AIDS research at the amfAR and Research!America co-sponsored Capitol Hill conference, “Future Directions in the Fight Against HIV/AIDS,” on May 13, 2009.

D.C. Conference 2009: Magic Johnson and Ted Koppel

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