the journey of a thousand miles
World Aids Day is now in its 14th year. Keith Winestein has been
involved in co-ordinating the UK's World Aids Day campaign with the National
Aids Trust for the last eight years. He recalls: "The first theme
for World Aids Day in 1988 was 'Join the Worldwide Effort', following
a unique international summit of health ministers who had met in London
earlier that year."
Since then, each World Aids Day has provided an opportunity to highlight
different groups affected by HIV, and to give
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'Where can I pin this?' Dani Behr reclines on a bed of ribbons for THT
thousands of people everywhere the chance to say and do something in
the fight against HIV/Aids.
Here are some of the people across Britain, big and small, famous and
not-so-famous, who have joined the mighty red ribbon in the fight, the
commemorations, and the fun over the years. As Keith reminds us, in the
words of the Chinese proverb: 'The journey of a thousand miles begins
with a single step.'
Leeds United hosted 'United for Change' at Elland Road
