Not bad: But Could Do Better
That’s the verdict of the Global Alliance for LGBTI Education (GALE), a worldwide group campaigning for LGBTI people in education, on the state of education… Read More »Not bad: But Could Do Better
That’s the verdict of the Global Alliance for LGBTI Education (GALE), a worldwide group campaigning for LGBTI people in education, on the state of education… Read More »Not bad: But Could Do Better
God’s Other Children – A London Memoir by Vernal Scott. A new non-fiction book which details the impact of HIV and AIDS from a black/gay perspective, and much much more besides. The forewords are written by Sir Nick Partridge, Peter Tatchell, and Lord Paul Boateng. It’s available from Foyles, Amazon and Gay’s The Word.
History Resource: The Radical Activist who Took on AIDS (BBC World Service) Peter Staley was one of the ACT UP activists whose campaigns helped to turn AIDS from a death sentence into a manageable condition. Their story is told in the Oscar-nominated documentary How To Survive A Plague.
‘In 1987 a virulent new disease was killing people in Leicester. A grassroots organisation was created to provide care and support for the dying, the… Read More »LASS Remembers
Birmingham LGBT Community is ‘proud’ to announce that the Big Lottery Fund, through their Reaching Communities Strand, has awarded a grant of £479,263 over a… Read More »Big Lottery Fund awards £1/2 m for Birmingham LGBT Health & Wellbeing Centre
>New research indicates that the most pervasive global strain of HIV began spreading among humans between 1884 and 1924, suggesting that growing urbanisation in colonial… Read More »HIV/AIDS Emerged As Early As 1880s
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>The strain of the HIV virus which predominates in the United States and Europe has been traced back to Haiti by an international team of… Read More »HIV Strain ‘Came from Haiti’
> Aids is the biggest phenomenon of the last 30 years. It has affected every aspect of our lives – political, domestic, cultural and emotional.… Read More »AIDS: The Dark Muse
>’Rebound’, the UK’s first exhibition examining the changing perception of HIV in London over the last 20 years, will be shown at Wellcome Collection –… Read More »Rebound: 20 Years of HIV in London