Amplifier collaborated with Adobe's Project 1324 for an open call for art created by emerging artists in solidarity with the March For Our Lives movement where students took to the streets asking that their lives and safety at schools become a national priority.

► Are you a sneaker fiend? Dive in with Kyle Ng in the all shoe episode of Social Fabric: http://win.gs/2eMqEuz Devlin Braswell's custom sneakers have caught the attention of big names: The Rock, Cam Newton, Steph Curry - to name a few. He has an extreme approach to customization, by completely deconstructing, and rebuilding the shoe for each project. Check out his process in the video above. ---- Experience the world of Red Bull like you have never seen it before. Music, dance, and culture collide to form the Red Bull Music & Culture YouTube channel. Subscribe to Red Bull Music & Culture: http://win.gs/SubToRedBullMusic Red Bull Music on Facebook: http://win.gs/RBMusicFB Red Bull Music on IG: http://win.gs/RBMusicIG Red Bull Music on Twitter: http://win.gs/RBMusicTW Devlin Braswell Customizes Sneakers from the Sole Up | What's Your Custom

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Viktor Luna “It’s time to end this. It’s time to bring a cure, to have a new life, a new beginning for the youth.” Viktor Luna is a fashion designer based in Los Angeles. He was a contestant on season 9 of Project Runway and Project Runway: All Stars in 2013 when he disclosed his HIV status. Luna wants to continue using his platform to raise awareness of HIV and stigma within the Latino community.

We set out to create a poetic digital experience that provides a glimpse into the immersive world of our upcoming December banquet, Decadent Decay. Led by GS producer Sarah Barker — with guidance from our collaborating scientist, Craig Rouskey of the Immunity Project, and set designer Lucy Goodwin, and filmed by Jove Mandzik of MendoHeights — we placed organic objects in a sealed container and livestreamed their decay on our YouTube channel. The project began on 19 October 2016 and ended on 23 November 2016, and the box was displayed at our Decadent Decay pop-up banquet on December 2 and 3. The accompanying music is a piece written by violinist and composer Jeffrey Young specifically for Decadent Decay, exploring the natural decay of a violin's sounds. Find out more at http://guerillascience.org/decay-in-a-box/ http://www.jeffrey-young.com/

Judd Hultquist “As research scientists, we come in every day, and oftentimes we fail. But what keeps us going day after day is an optimism that by coming in and doing the absolute best we can, one day we will be able to arrive at a cure.” Judd Hultquist is an HIV researcher at the University of California, San Francisco, and the Gladstone Institutes. He is also the recipient of one of amfAR Mathilde Krim Fellowships in Basic Biomedical Research, which support bright young scientists seeking innovative solutions to HIV/AIDS. As a part of the LGBT community in the Bay Area, Judd’s commitment to HIV research was strengthened after seeing his friends go through the struggles of HIV infection.

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Highlights featuring the work of our 2017 Art-Sci Residency cohort at Oregon Eclipse

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amfAR’s EPIC VOICES: Ken Williams “Finding out I was HIV-positive felt like this was my opportunity to spread a message.” Ken Williams is a public speaker, AIDS activist and founder of the award-winning LGBT video blog, “Ken Like Barbie.” Diagnosed with HIV in 2010, Williams has dedicated his online presence to issues affecting people living with HIV, especially among communities of color.

On Sept 22-25, we brought our trademark form of renegade research to Symbiosis Gathering for the first time! We packed our weekend with three full days of programming. The Guerilla Science tent burst at the seams with neuroscientists, astrophysicists, medical doctors and more, hosting a smorgasbord of events that mix science with art, music and play. See what people had to say!

Maria Mejia “I had two choices…I could lie in bed and die, or I could fight and survive. I chose to fight.” Maria Mejia is an HIV/AIDS activist and peer educator in Miami, a city with one of the country’s highest per capita rates of HIV infections. A difficult upbringing in a Latino household and an HIV diagnosis at 18 years old led Maria to use her voice to become an HIV advocate and educator. Her biggest impact is on social media, where she provides a bilingual forum on YouTube and Facebook for thousands of people with HIV.

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Naina Khanna “A cure opens up a lot of possibilities for people living with HIV that are fundamentally about expanding our human rights and dignity.” Naina Khanna is a human rights activist and HIV/AIDS advocate. As the executive director of Positive Women’s Network USA, a national advocacy organization, Naina helps women and transgender individuals living with HIV fight for a world where they “can live long, healthy, dignified, and productive lives, free from stigma and discrimination.”