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Technical Metadata

Resource ID

183

Access

Open

Resource Title

Daniel Wolfe Video Interview

Creator

Dziuban, Agata, Sekuler, Todd

Country

Lithuania

City

Vilnius

Date

05 April 2017

Language

English

ID EHAA

id_51_ad_ts

Restriction Status

Online accessible

Conditions of use

None

License

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

Site of Creation

EHRN Conference Venue (hotel)

Key Topics

Drug use, Living with HIV/AIDS

Transnational Organisations

Eurasian Harm Reduction Association/Network (EHRA/EHRN), Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GF), Open Society Institutes (OSI)

Keywords

Empowerment, Policy (organisational), Biopharmaceuticals, Collective identity, Community-led organisations, Criminalisation (drugs), Family and friends, Funding (national government), Funding, Harm reduction, Human rights instruments/discourse, Motivation for activism, Policy (national), Political Protest, Prevention, Testing, Transnational relations, Treatment

Number of Interviewees

1

Interviewee(s): Name

Daniel Wolfe (id_51_ad_ts)

Interviewee(s): Country of Birth

United States of America (USA)

Interviewee(s): Gender

male*

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

NGO/activist/self-help

Transnational Organisation: Primary Affiliation (HIV/AIDS)

European or Regional Network/NGO/Movement

Name of Organisation: Primary Attachment(s)

ACT UP New York, Open Society Foundations

Geographic Region of Engagement with HIV/AIDS

National, Local/City/Town, Europe, Eastern Europe and Central Asia (EECA)

Country of Engagement with AIDS

Russian Federation, United States of America (USA)

Year Range of Engagement with HIV/AIDS

2003-present

Timeperiod of Engagement with HIV/AIDS

Early 1980s, Mid 1980s, Late 1980s, Early 1990s, Mid 1990s, Late 1990s, Early 2000s, Mid 2000s, Late 2000s, Early 2010s, Mid 2010s, Late 2010s

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/Sound/Editing

Todd Sekuler

Duration of recording

1:20:34

Image width

1920

Image height

1080

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