From the Book - First edition.
Introduction: How Change Is Made
Mechanisms of Power: Puerto Ricans in ACT UP
The First Treatment Activists
Choosing the Right Target: Seize Control of the FDA
Collective Leadership: Stop the Church
Inspiration and Influence: Larry Kramer, Maxine Wolfe, Mark Harrington
Treatment and Data #2: Citizen Scientists
Changing the Definition: Women Don't Get AIDS, We Just Die From It
Mother and Son: The Death of Ray Navarro, the Vision of Patricia Navarro
Harm Reduction as a Value, an Ideal, a Way of Life and Death: ACT UP's Campaign for Needle Exchange
The Artistic Life of Resistance
Strategic Images: Photography, Video, and Film
Getting and Creating Media
Community Research Initiative, Dr. Joseph Sonnabend, and the Battle over AZT
ACT UP and the Haitian Underground Railroad
The Culture and Subculture of Civil Disobedience
Insurance Equals Access, and Without Access There is No Treatment
How the ACT UP Housing Committee Because Housing Works, Housing for Homeless People with AIDS
YELL: The Evolution of Queer Youth Politics
Funding ACT UP's Campaign
Storm the NIH Action at the National Institutes of Heath, Washington, D.C., May 21, 1990
The Dinner: December 1, 1990
Day of Desperation: January 23, 1991
Are Women "Vectors of Infection," or People with AIDS? Clinical Trial 076, April 1991
AIDS Hysteria: The Case of Derek Link
Ashes Action: October 5, 1992
Conclusion: The Myth of Resilience and the Enduring Relationship of AIDS
Appendix 1: ACT UP and the FBI
Appendix 2: Tell It to ACT UP
ACT UP New York Time Line
ACT UP Oral History Interviews
From the Book - First edition.
Introduction: How Change Is Made --
Mechanisms of Power: Puerto Ricans in ACT UP --
The First Treatment Activists --
Choosing the Right Target: Seize Control of the FDA --
Collective Leadership: Stop the Church --
Inspiration and Influence: Larry Kramer, Maxine Wolfe, Mark Harrington --
Treatment and Data #2: Citizen Scientists --
Changing the Definition: Women Don't Get AIDS, We Just Die From It --
Mother and Son: The Death of Ray Navarro, the Vision of Patricia Navarro --
Harm Reduction as a Value, an Ideal, a Way of Life and Death: ACT UP's Campaign for Needle Exchange --
The Artistic Life of Resistance --
Strategic Images: Photography, Video, and Film --
Getting and Creating Media --
Community Research Initiative, Dr. Joseph Sonnabend, and the Battle over AZT --
ACT UP and the Haitian Underground Railroad --
Lawyers for the People --
The Culture and Subculture of Civil Disobedience --
Insurance Equals Access, and Without Access There is No Treatment --
How the ACT UP Housing Committee Became Housing Works, Housing for Homeless People with AIDS --
YELL: The Evolution of Queer Youth Politics --
Funding ACT UP's Campaigns --
Storm the NIH Action at the National Institutes of Health, Washington, D.C., May 21, 1990 --
The Dinner: December 1, 1990 --
Day of Desperation: January 23, 1991 --
Are Women "Vectors of Infection," or People with AIDS? Clinical Trial 076, April 1991 --
AIDS Hysteria: The Case of Derek Link --
The Split: January 1992 --
Ashes Action: October 5, 1992 --
Conclusion: The Myth of Resilience and the Enduring Relationship of AIDS --
Appendix 1: ACT UP and the FBI --
Appendix 2: Tell It to ACT UP --
ACT UP New York Time Line --
ACT UP Oral History Interviews.
