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AIDS Action Day 2010

Wednesday, March 10 , 9 a.m.- 3 p.m.
At the Minnesota State Capitol

Mark your Calendar (in sharpie)—March 10 is AIDS Action Day at the Capitol. AIDS Action Day is the one day a year that HIV Advocates take over the state Capitol to increase visibility about HIV, meet with legislators, and rally in the Capitol Rotunda. Legislators truly appreciate you taking time out of your busy day to come meet with them. Your personal stories make the difference when it comes to protecting funds for HIV prevention and services.

Online registration will begin January. Questions, comments, and concerns should be directed to publicpolicy@mnaidsproject.org.

 

Register for AIDS Action Day Today!

AIDS Action day

  AIDS Action Day Schedule of Events
9 am   Registration—Great Hall at the Capitol—Refreshments served
10 am   Lobby training—Great Hall at the Capitol
11 am   Constituent Meetings—State Capitol & State Office Building
12 pm  

AIDS Action Day Program—Capitol Rotunda

12:30 pm   Lobby training—Great Hall at the Capitol
1 to 3 pm   Constituent Meetings—State Capitol & State Office Building


Click here to view pictures from AIDS Action Day

 


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