The ACT UP Oral History Project showcases the untold stories of the AIDS activism movement that changed America's view of AIDS. Founded by Sarah Schulman and Jim Hubbard, this project aims to preserve the legacy of the activists who fought against oppression and neglect during the AIDS crisis. Through raw video interviews with surviving members of ACT UP New York, this project provides crucial insights into the cultural and scientific transformation achieved by dedicated individuals.

This initiative serves as a valuable resource for researchers and activists interested in various aspects of ACT UP's history, from vaccine development to community engagement. Supported by grants from the Ford Foundation, this ongoing project ensures that the voices and experiences of those who made a difference in the face of adversity are documented and shared for future generations. Experience the power of activism and learn how real change is made through the eyes of those who lived it