Welcome To
World Aids Museum & EducaTional Center
Document. Remember. Empower.
Mission
Promote dialogue that eliminates HIV/AIDS stigma through education, artistic expression, and cultural programming
Vision
Eliminate HIV/AIDS stigma and preserve its history
WE INVITE YOU TO BECOME A MEMBER OF RIBBON SOCIETY
About the Ribbon Society :
All levels of membership give stakeholders like you a significant opportunity to ensure the Museum’s present success and continued healthy growth into the future.
As a Ribbon Society member, your automatic, monthly donations will support the Museum’s operating expenses, providing the ability to always remain open to the public.
Take a Guided Tour
The Museum offers docent-guided tours our exhibit, the The Colors of HIV. Currently we can accommodate groups of 3 -10 people at a time. Allow at least one hour for the tour and more time to explore the art, other standing exhibits and temporary exhibits. Schedule a tour by calling the museum at [(954) 390-0550].
Until the Last Story is Told
We want to hear and preserve your story. Become a part of our HIV/AIDS Oral History Project. Are you living with HIV? Have you had a loved one pass due to HIV/AIDS? Have you ever worked in the HIV/AIDS field? Come tell your story Your stories will be preserved on video for our collection. Media Release Form required prior to filming. Persons under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Special thanks to Wilton Manors Community Affairs Advisory Board (CAAB) for initial funds.
For more information, please email us at info@worldaidsmuseum.org or call us at 954-390-0550.
Upcoming Events
THROUGH THE WHITE DOOR Exhibits runs APRIL 8 – 30
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304 United States
Until the Last Story is Told
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304 United States
We want to hear and preserve your story. Become a part of the first HIV/AIDS Oral History Project. Your stories will be preserved on video for our collection. Initial Funds from Wilton Manors Community Affairs Advisory Board (CAAB) .No charge to participate. Media Release Form required to complete prior to filiming. Under 18 years of […]
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World Aids Museum Video
Facebook News Feed
Today is National Youth HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, a day to address the impact of HIV on young people. When we reduce HIV stigma and promote prevention, testing, and treatment among youth, we can help #StopHIVTogether. #NYHAAD
With Whitney Rolle, our Master’s of Public Health intern from Nova Southeastern University. So proud of the great work she has done for the Museum! 
So today the family of Sandy Ford came for a visit, what a treat! Don’t know who Sandy Ford is? Come visit to see why she was important to the story of HIV.
Thank you so much for hosting us and for such a wonderful tour of the museum! It was great to finally meet you guys face to face.
We were so honored to have your family visit!
Twitter News Feed
On April 8th the WAM will host a youth-led community dialogue series 🗣in recognition of National Youth HIV Awareness Day. Check out this video about Ryan White, who was diagnosed with AIDS at 13 on WAM’s YouTube channel. https://youtu.be/tgrXWrgddiw
Totday is National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day #nwghaad Women and Girls share their stories of HIV/AIDS . You can too! Use the hashtag #herstory to share how you have been impacted or words of encouragement. Join in on the conversation 👉https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcoc-GrqzIoEtK7OfkozDb7ykw9RnO2Ze1Z