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FAQ: 2026 Cielo Gala - Designing a World Without AIDS
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The Latino Commission on AIDS's 2026 Cielo Gala offers networking with top public health leaders and sponsorships that enhance corporate social responsibility profiles.
The 2026 Cielo Gala on June 5 at Cipriani Wall Street raises funds for HIV testing, prevention programs, and health policy initiatives targeting Latino communities.
This gala advances health equity by honoring leaders who combat HIV disparities and fund programs that build a more compassionate, AIDS-free future for all communities.
The 2026 Cielo Gala honors Dr. Helen Arteaga-Landaverde and other visionaries while celebrating 40 years of progress toward designing a world without AIDS.
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The 2026 Cielo Gala is an event organized by the Latino Commission on AIDS in partnership with the Hispanic Health Network that celebrates advancements in the fight against HIV and honors leaders propelling health equity, with the purpose of building a world where HIV is no longer a public health threat and all communities have equitable access to prevention, care, and dignity.
The 2026 Cielo Gala will take place on Friday, June 5, 2026, at Cipriani Wall Street in New York City.
The theme is 'Designing a World Without AIDS,' which underscores the ongoing urgency to confront the persistent and unequal impact of HIV on Latine communities, particularly as it marks 40 years since the CDC first documented the disproportionate toll of HIV on Black and Latino people in the United States.
The Latino Commission on AIDS is organizing the Gala in partnership with the Hispanic Health Network. For more than three decades, the Commission has worked to address entrenched inequities that fuel the spread and impact of HIV in Latine communities nationwide.
The 2026 award recipients are: Dr. Helen Arteaga-Landaverde (CEO of NYC Health + Hospitals/Elmhurst) receiving the Esperanza (Hope) Award; Gregory Millett, MPH (Vice President and Director of Public Policy at amfAR) receiving the Dennis deLeon Voz de Compromiso (Voice of Commitment) Award; and Mario Pérez (Director of the Division of HIV and STD Programs for Los Angeles County Department of Public Health) receiving the Compañero (Partner) Award.
This event is significant because Latino communities continue to experience higher rates of new HIV diagnoses, substantial barriers to care, and persistent stigma, despite 40 years since the CDC first reported the disproportionate impact of HIV on Black and Latino communities.
The Gala brings together leaders across public health, government, philanthropy, entertainment, and corporate sectors who share the common purpose of building a world where HIV is no longer a public health threat.
Funds raised during the Gala directly support year-round initiatives including HIV testing and prevention, community mobilization, culturally responsive programs, building leadership pipelines, strengthening community networks, and ensuring public health systems meet the needs of all communities.
The 2026 Cielo Gala reaffirms the Commission's commitment to advancing culturally responsive programs, building leadership pipelines, strengthening community networks, and ensuring that public health systems meet the needs of all communities, with a focus on justice, equity, and community health.
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