Sharon Monsky

Sharon Monsky, a trailblazer born in 1953 and sadly leaving us too soon in 1995, stands as a beacon in the history of civil rights. Her groundbreaking work revolutionized HIV/AIDS advocacy and support in the United States. Through her innovative fundraising strategies, she not only raised awareness but also empowered countless individuals affected by this crisis. Monsky's contributions serve as a testament to the power of one person's dedication in advancing the fight for equality and justice. Her legacy inspires us to continue the important work of understanding and championing civil rights issues in our communities today.