Quilt in the Capital 2012

The 48,000 panels of the AIDS Memorial Quilt are a
tangible demonstration of love and loss, life and
determination.

Tens of thousands gathered last week in Washington, DC,
to honor all we have lost and to breathe new life into the
global effort to end AIDS. Below are links to pictures from
each day of the Quilt on the POZ Flickr site. You can find more
photos on our Facebook page.

Thank you to Bristol-Myers Squibb, Merck, Levi Strauss &
Co. and all of our supporters for their tremendous help in
bringing the Quilt back to Washington, DC.

Day 3: More than 150 Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMS)
volunteers came out to help unfold the Quilt, including the
unfurling of this new Quilt panel made by BMS employees and
friends.

Day 4: Activist Bob Bowers watched as actor/activist
Sheryl Lee Ralph, NAMES Project Foundation executive
director Julie Rhoad and Merck executive Chirfi Guindo
dedicated new Quilt panels.