The first public showing of video interviews from the GLBT Historical Society's ongoing San Francisco ACT UP Oral History Project documenting the history of direct-action AIDS activism in the Bay Area.

The full videos will eventually be made available to researchers and will form the basis of an exhibition in our museum, providing new insights into the contributions of activists as LGBTQ people and people with AIDS fought against the epidemic and the lethally slow response of the government.

Current project manager Eric Sneathen will lead a discussion after the video screenings.

ACT UP protesters at the closing session of the Sixth International Conference on AIDS, San Francisco (1990). Photo by Marc Geller; used with permission.

Header: ACT UP/San Francisco protest march (1988). Photo by Marc Geller; used with permission.

LOCATION
The GLBT History Museum
4127 18th St., San Francisco
www.glbthistory.org

ADMISSION
$5.00 | Free for members

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