Erin O'Mara Video Interview

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Interviewer

Interviewee

Technical Metadata

General

Topics

Resource ID

113

Access

Open

Interviewer 1: Name

Agata Dziuban

Interviewer 2: Name

Todd Sekuler

Interviewer 1: Country of Residence

Poland

Interviewer 2: Country of Residence

Germany

Interviewer 1: Gender

female*

Interviewer 2: Gender

male*

Interviewer 2: Primary Affiliation

Research

Interviewer 2: Affiliation(s) - Name of Organisation

Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

Camera Person

Agata Dziuban, Todd Sekuler

Number of Interviewees

Interviewee(s): Name

Erin O'Mara

Interviewee(s): Gender

female*

Interviewee(s): Self-Ascribed Label(s)

Person who uses drugs, Woman living with HIV

Local or national Organisation: Primary Affiliation (HIV/AIDS)

NGO/activist/self-help

Transnational Organisation: Primary Affiliation (HIV/AIDS)

European or Regional Network/NGO/Movement

Geographic Region of Engagement with HIV/AIDS

National,
Local/City/Town,
Europe

Country of Engagement with AIDS

United Kingdom (UK)

Year Range of Engagement with HIV/AIDS

1996-present

Timeperiod of Engagement with HIV/AIDS

Mid 1990s, Late 1990s, Early 2000s, Mid 2000s, Late 2000s, Early 2010s, Mid 2010s, Late 2010s

Duration of recording

2:06:27

Image width

1920

Image height

1080

Creator

Dziuban, Agata, Sekuler, Todd

Resource Title

Erin O'Mara Video Interview

Date

03 May 2018

Language

English

ID EHAA

id_24_ad_ts

Restriction Status

Online accessible

Restriction Detail

None

License

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

Key Topics

Drug use, Living with HIV/AIDS, Women's Issues

Keywords

Empowerment, Collective identity, Community-led organisations, Criminalisation (drugs), Emotions, Family and friends, Harm reduction, Human rights instruments/discourse, Loss/death, Motivation for activism, Outreach, Personal experience of social inequality, Policy (national), Prevention, Reproductive health, Social inequality, Transnational relations, Treatment, Viral Hepatitis, Women, Women's health