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Braiding Public Health and Human Rights: AIDS, Activism, and International Agencies in Brazil, 1987–1996

Cueto, Marcos ; Lopes, Gabriel

Latin American research review, 2023-03, Vol.58 (1), p.144-160 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Pittsburgh: Ubiquity Press Ltd

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Braiding Public Health and Human Rights: AIDS, Activism, and International Agencies in Brazil, 1987–1996
Autor: Cueto, Marcos ; Lopes, Gabriel
Assuntos: 1980s (Decade) AD ; 1990s (Decade) AD ; Acquired immune deficiency syndrome ; Activism ; Activists ; Advocacy ; AIDS ; AIDS activists ; Banco Mundial ; Biomedicine ; Brasil ; Brazil ; Civil rights ; Conflict ; Congressional elections ; Constituency ; Developing countries ; Disease ; Donors ; Epidemics ; Ford Foundation ; Fundação Ford ; Governance ; Government ; Health officers ; HIV ; Human immunodeficiency virus ; Human resources ; Human rights ; Human rights workers ; Influence ; International aspects ; International cooperation ; International organizations ; LDCs ; Medical research ; Medicine ; Mortality ; Multilateralism ; Perceptions ; Philanthropy ; Political activism ; Political aspects ; Public administration ; Public health ; Public health administration ; Public officials ; Public-private sector cooperation ; Trustees ; World Bank
É parte de: Latin American research review, 2023-03, Vol.58 (1), p.144-160
Descrição: This article examines the emergence of a synergy that allowed the early development of what was once considered the best anti-AIDS program in the developing world. Initial responses to AIDS in Brazil during the 1980s and early 1990s were marked by a confrontation between activists concerned with human rights, and a government focusing on biomedical management of the epidemic. After 1992, activists, medical researchers, government officials, international donors like the Ford Foundation, health officers, and multilateral agencies like the World Bank were galvanized to cooperate. This was a complex process of braiding knowledge and practices related to activism, science, public health, governance and philanthropy in which each constituency maintained its independence. The result was a complex, holistic, and nuanced AIDS program. The process helped bridge the gap between knowledge and advocacy, generated public awareness, and was instrumental to reducing AIDS mortality developing local human resources and comprehensive policies.
Editor: Pittsburgh: Ubiquity Press Ltd
Idioma: Inglês

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Braiding Public Health and Human Rights: AIDS, Activism, and International Agencies in Brazil, 1987–1996

Cueto, Marcos ; Lopes, Gabriel

Pittsburgh: Ubiquity Press Ltd

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