Concert to Fight AIDS Among Women of Color
The Minority AIDS Project will hold a benefit concert Sunday as part of an effort to help fight the spread of HIV and AIDS among African American women and Latinas.
The concert will culminate a series of workshops taking place during the organization’s Wholeness and Wellness Week.
Set at the Wyndham Hotel on Century Boulevard, the workshops are aimed at reaching women with a message of prevention. Women from 10 homeless shelters have been provided food, transportation and child care while participating in the event.
The concert will be held Sunday at the Wilshire Ebell Theater, 4401 W. 8th St., and will include performances by Carl Anderson, Tracy Kennedy, Windy Barnes, Tone, the Unity Fellowship Movement Mass Choir, the cast of “Spiritual” and the Rev. La Verna Mason. Actress Jenifer Lewis will host the event.
Doors open at 6 p.m. Tickets cost $20 and $50. For information, call (323) 936-4949.
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