Video Histories

Glyn talks about supporting Healthy Gay Manchester in his role as a bank manager.

Ben talks about the connections between mental and sexual health.

Andrew talks about HIV stigma in the 1980s.

Chris talks about HIV testing and changing attitudes.

Monica talks about her involvement in ACT UP New York.

Hugh talks about setting up Manchester MESMAC and safer sex promotion.

Paul talks about the first pubic meetings on HIV and his role in setting up Manchester AIDSline.

Gerard talks about setting up Healthy Gay Manchester.

Peter talks about his work as Sexual Health Lead at LGBT Foundation.

Dick talks about ACT UP Manchester.

Judith talks about her HIV status.

Dunkan talks about his work for Manchester Gay Switchboard and changes to sexual health advice.

Grahame talks about his work for Healthy Gay Manchester.

Nicky talks about HIV stigma and her work with people living with HIV.

Mark talks about growing up in Bolton and stigma around HIV/AIDS.

Priscilla talking about her work in a needle exchange, and the start of Black HIV/AIDS Forum.

Charles talks about his HIV diagnosis and involvement in Body Positive North West.

Martin talks about prostrate cancer diagnosis and how it affects his sex life.

Belinda talks about sexuality, drag, and testing for HIV.

Julia talks about the early days of the Village, trans identity, and running a bar.

Ian talks about Wigan, relationships, and volunteering in LGBT communities.

Tina talks about her work for Body Positive as a community care worker.

Stuart talks about receiving a false positive HIV diagnosis.

Tony talks about his role in Manchester ACT UP.

Patrick talks about sexuality, Ireland, Catholicism, and heteronormativity in the punk scene.

Kirit talks about race and sexuality, and the representations of BME people in sexual health campaigns.

Owen talks about access to sexual health resources for people with disabilities.

Hormoz talks about losing an ex-partner to AIDS.

Louie talks about his work with trans people, sexual health, gender and sexuality.

Jen talks about bisexuality and sexual health awareness.

Rob talks about changes in HIV prevention over the years.

Paul talk about setting up Healthy Gay Manchester, and the importance of sex positive campaigns.

Big Brother talks about claiming asylum and his HIV diagnosis.

Maurice talks about gay dating apps and HIV stigma.

Iain talks about the government's Don't Die of Ignorance AIDS campaign.

Gerry talks about Section 28 of the 1988 Local Government Act and its impact on gay men during the AIDS crisis.

Annie talks about developing sexual health resources for women.

Roy talks about the Village Charity and the beginnings of Manchester Pride.

Carole talks about her role as an academic researching men who have sex with men using community-based methods.

David talks about HIV stigma and sexual health awareness campaigns in the 1980s.

Mark talks about coming out at work and his involvement with Healthy Gay Manchester.

Marc talks about changes in HIV prevention over the years.

Deborah talks about her HIV diagnosis.

Rebecca talks about volunteering with BHA for Equality.

Robert talks about volunteering for the LGBT Foundation.