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The Knowledge of AIDS Research Collaboration Network facilitates and supports the development of a scholarly community for social scientific, humanistic, and socio-technical researchers of HIV/AIDS broadly situated within the field of Science and Technology Studies (STS).
This community’s development has been facilitated by three workshops, focused on the themes of:
The historical, sociocultural, and technological aspects of archiving HIV/AIDS-related materials and the cultural memory of this ongoing pandemic.
The forms of expertise that have emerged in response to the HIV/AIDS crisis, including medical, scientific, political, and community-based expertise.
The role of individuals, communities, and organizations in the HIV/AIDS discourse, policy, and activism.
The Knowledge of AIDS Research Collaboration Network is a robust in-person and online community, supporting nascent research collaborations through the distribution of small grants, and meaningful crossgenerational mentorship between early-career scholars and established scholars. Activities and collaborations are organized with the aim of bridging past findings to sociotechnical studies of HIV/AIDS with contemporary developments in the field. This knowledge network will support the next generation of STS scholars focused on HIV and its intersections with other long pandemics.
Guiding Ideas and Conceptual Provocations
The Long Pandemic
The Second Silence
North America and the World
Activism to Civic Participation
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