Curious to learn more about the history and meaning of The Wall Las Memorias National AIDS Monument?

Join us for a guided tour and discover the powerful stories behind this landmark dedicated to healing, remembrance, and social change, stories of loss and resilience, activism and healing, and a community’s ongoing pursuit of justice and remembrance.

Tours are available for schools, community groups, social programs, nonprofit organizations, and corporations looking to deepen their understanding of the AIDS movement and the monument’s cultural impact.

We invite you to step into this living history, reflect, learn, and become part of a legacy rooted in compassion and social change.

• Sign up for a tour today.
• Submit a loved one’s name to add to the AIDS Monument

TWLM invites community members across the country to take part in this living memorial by submitting the names of loved ones lost to AIDS- or HIV-related complications. Each name is added as an act of remembrance.

New names will be engraved onto the name panels on the monument and revealed during the annual Noche de Las Memorias ceremony for Worlds AIDS Day, December 1.

Together, we gather in reflection and solidarity, honoring the past, strengthening community bonds, and recommitting ourselves to a future rooted in wellness, justice, compassion, and collective care.

The name submission process is free; however, to offset the increasing cost of engraving and maintenance, we request a $25 donation. Please follow this link to use Paypal (https://www.thewalllasmemorias.org/donate), or email [email protected] for additional methods.

Interested in having a loved one's name added to the AIDS Monument? Submit a name here.