In September 2017 we traveled to Malawi, Africa to document the efforts of Global AIDS Interfaith Alliance (GAIA), an organization that works to reach the rural, inaccessible communities of Africa and provide much-needed healthcare services. With support from the Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation, GAIA joined UNAIDS' call for an end to the AIDS epidemic by 2030.

To show the amazing work they are doing in Africa, we created a short documentary film for them as well as six 60-second shorts to be used on social media. Each of the shorts covers a specific aspect of the amazing work they are doing. 

To donate to GAIA's efforts, visit www.thegaia.org

Full Documentary

AIDS Isn't Over...But It Could Be

Full documentary showing the work that GAIA is doing in Malawi.

Social Media Shorts

HIV/AIDS in Malawi

GAIA's services are making a great impact on the HIV epidemic in Malawi.

GAIA Mobile Clinics

GAIA's mobile clinics bring much-needed healthcare to rural areas in Malawi.

Building Healthcare

In order to bring treatment to more people in Malawi, GAIA is working to stack the healthcare grid.

GAIA Nursing Scholarships

By providing nursing scholarships, GAIA is helping keep girls in school while building Malawi's healthcare system.

HIV Testing for Men

To tackle low testing rates in men, GAIA holds special testing events to ensure men can attend.

Reducing Risk for Youth

GAIA works to educate Malawi's youth to reduce their risk for HIV.