In case you missed it: Video from our World AIDS Day event

Dec 2nd, 2011 10:10 AM UTC
By Malaka Gharib

In case you missed ONE and (RED)’s World AIDS Day event on Twitter earlier today, you can watch a recorded video of our event in the player below. President Obama made a bold commitment to the fight against HIV/AIDS, former President George W. Bush and President Jakaya Kikwete joined us from Tanzania, and President Bill Clinton brainstormed real solutions to the AIDS epidemic.

Note that the event starts at 16:20:

In addition, here’s a recap of our World AIDS Day conversation on social media:

TAGS: Alicia Keys, Barack Obama, Bono, HIV/AIDS, ONE, President Bill Clinton, President George W. Bush, Video

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