JASL team members (from left) Effin Ashbourne, security officer; Ianthie Pyrce, project administrative assistant; Kandasi Walton-Levermore,executive director; Marilyn Thompson, social worker; and Mario McKoy, ICT peer navigator, stand next to the mural. (Photo: Kalvin Brown)
December 30, 2021
JASL ends 30th anniversary celebration with mural
To culminate its 30th anniversary, Jamaica AIDS Support for Life (JASL) unveiled a mural titled ‘Love, Action, Support’ at the corner of Water Lane and Duke Street in downtown Kingston recently.
The mural is a symbol of the organisation’s commitment to break stigma and discrimination against HIV/AIDS.
It is designed using the red ribbon as the symbol of solidarity and awareness for people living with HIV/AIDS. It is masterfully woven to showcase a celebration of life for individuals in various settings, despite sexual orientation, age, gender, race, or socio-economic background.
