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IAC 2008 XVII International AIDS Conference
Mexico City, Mexico
August 3-8, 2008

AIDS Activism For The Next Decade

August 19, 2008

At the XVII International AIDS Conference in Mexico City, David Evans talks with Mark Harrington—a long time AIDS activist and the Executive Director of the Treatment Action Group in New York City—who predicts the coming challenges in AIDS activism and explains what people with HIV and their allies can do about them.

 

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RZ, washington, DC, 2008-08-25 12:18:02
Amazing overview. We are so lucky to have Harrington. So thick with ideas and action plans. I hope the transcript is available soon. Too much to take in one viewing. Equal rights under the law for gay people in the US is a small but crucial part of what needs to be addressed. It's what I am obsessed with and it's good to see it put into a larger context. I wish Harrington would do a weekly TV show or podcast.

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