Realising the Potential of a UK HIV/AIDS Graphic Ephemera Archive
Siân Cook
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Siân Cook
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This article draws on my personal experience of attempting to address the temporality of HIV/AIDS health promotion through building an archive, making it accessible online and exploring potential uses for this resource. It is based on a paper I delivered at 'HIV/AIDS in the 21st Century: Memorialisation, Representation and Temporality' 16-17 January, 2020. University of Manchester
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This article draws on my personal experience of attempting to address the temporality of HIV/AIDS health promotion through building an archive, making it accessible online and exploring potential uses for this resource. It is based on a paper I delivered at 'HIV/AIDS in the 21st Century: Memorialisation, Representation and Temporality' 16-17 January, 2020. University of Manchester
Key concepts: Temporality, Ephemera, Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Representation (politics), Promotion (chess), Resource (disambiguation), Queer, Sociology