Visual AIDS. Created by the organization that created Day With(out) Art, this website features an introduction to Day With(out) Art, past, present and future. Included is an historical overview of its creation and examples of model projects from past years which may provide inspiration for future programming and can be adapted for use in your own communities.

Artery: the AIDS-Arts Forum IN MEMORIAM: Artery presents a smorgasbord of materials on the theme of the memorial impulse, ranging from opinion and commentary, interviews and artworks in a variety of media (including Artery's first audio-work by the late Robert Farber), to investigations of AIDS memorials and memorial services.

Check out Artery's international events calendar of cultural activities for World AIDS Day/DAY WITH(OUT) ART on December 1. (Events can be posted via email at artery@allianceforarts.org.)

Collected Visions presents POSITIVE VISIONS an ongoing archive of stories and memorials - please submit.

The Estate Project a project of The Alliance for the Arts. Featuring The Virtual Collection is a database of high quality images representing the works of artists with HIV/AIDS. It uses advanced technology to bring together and make immediately accessible a large collection of art, which otherwise would require sifting through thousands of slides. With the ability to find and see these works of art in detail, the Estate Project will ensure continued access, presentation, and study of the cultural legacy created by the artistic community during the AIDS crisis.

AIDS Action named by the New York Times as "among the country's most powerful advocacy groups," is a network of 3200 national AIDS service organizations and the one million HIV-positive Americans they serve. Founded in 1984, AIDS Action is the only organization solely dedicated to responsible federal policy for improved HIV/AIDS care and services, vigorous medical research and effective prevention.