Elizabeth Taylor was instrumental in raising awareness about HIV/AIDS as an activist. After losing friends to the disease, she co-founded the American Foundation for AIDS Research (amfAR) and dedicated her efforts to educating the public about prevention and treatment. Taylor used her celebrity status to promote fundraising and spur research initiatives. Her relentless advocacy helped destigmatize HIV/AIDS, invoking conversations about the disease in mainstream culture. Taylor’s work not only contributed to significant medical advancements but also transformed perceptions, making her a vital figure in the fight against the epidemic.