(RED) Celebrates 20 Years of Impact at Electric Lady Studios

Last week, we gathered an extraordinary community of artists, innovators, partners, and advocates to celebrate two decades of (RED)'s ongoing efforts to end the AIDS epidemic.

The party took place at one of music's most iconic spaces, Electric Lady Studios in NYC, a creative sanctuary founded by Jimi Hendrix in 1970 that has helped redefine culture and inspire generations of musicians, visionaries, and changemakers. 

Hosted by Iman, Karen Elson, and Laura Brown, the evening brought together so many of the friends, partners, and supporters who have been part of (RED)’s 20-year history. Noteworthy guests included Tiffany Haddish, Natasha Lyonne, Meg Ryan, Ariana DeBose, Noma Dumezweni, Jeff Koons, Edward Enninful, Julianna Margulies, Scout Willis, Javier Muñoz, and many more.

We celebrated the tremendous progress made in the fight to end AIDS, including more than $800M raised for the Global Fund, and called for continued action. Surrounded by so many longtime (RED) supporters, we were excited to introduce (RED)’s next chapter: THE END STARTS (NOW), a movement centered around one simple belief: ending AIDS as a public health crisis is within our reach, but we must keep our foot on the gas.

Stay tuned for how you can be a part of ending AIDS as a crisis.