More than 300 people joined 15 local AIDS and humanitarian organizations to form a living CIRCLE of hope, in honor of World AIDS Orphans Day. Inside the circle, the participants formed a mother and child next to an AIDS ribbon, symbolizing a call to action for the world to respond to the orphan AIDS pandemic. photo by Dara Blumenhein/Spectral Q
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