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The Ribbon Project was formed in 1991 by Visual AIDS, a New York-based charity group of art professionals that aim to recognise and honour friends and colleagues who have died or are dying of AIDS. Visual AIDS encourages arts organisations, museums, commercial galleries, and AIDS support groups to commemorate those lost to AIDS, to create greater awareness of HIV/AIDS .........
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Prof. Hermann Gmeiner
Founding father of SOS
Children Village
Prof. Hermann
Gmeiner,
the founding
father of SOS
Children's
Village, was born on June 23, 1919 in Vorarlberg, Austria
into a poor farmer's family. His mother died when he was very young and his
16-year-old sister Elsa took the mother's place for her younger
brothers and sisters. As destiny would have it, she became the role
model for Hermann Gmeiner's idea of an ideal SOS mother.
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The red ribbon is internationally recognised as a symbol of the struggle around HIV/AIDS. It is a symbol of solidarity and a commitment to the fight against HIV/AIDS.
