Through our eyes: thirty years of people living with HIV responding to the HIV and AIDS epidemics in Australia

Through Our Eyes: Thirty years of people living with HIV responding to the HIV and AIDS epidemics in Australia is an anthology which spans the extensive history of HIV in Australia. The book – edited by academic and long-time NAPWHA associate, John Rule – collects first-person narratives and reflections on HIV/AIDS activism in Australia from the early ’80s to today. This book features a diverse group of contributors, ranging from HIV-positive people, gay men, sex workers, injecting drug users, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, clinicians, and government bureaucrats (of course, the identities of many contributors overlap).