The New York City AIDS Memorial is a public memorial in Manhattan's West Village dedicated to those lost to AIDS and to the community that responded to the epidemic. Designed by Studio a+i with granite pavers created by artist Jenny Holzer, it stands on a site long associated with the neighborhood's history as a center of AIDS treatment and activism during the crisis. Beyond its role as a memorial, the organization provides HIV/AIDS historical resources and education, commissions contemporary art, and hosts public programs such as vigils and talks tied to occasions including World AIDS Day and Pride Month, positioning the site as both a place of remembrance and a hub for ongoing health-equity advocacy.