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‘This Is Still a Great Story’.

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  • Jon Cohen, Science writer and Pulitzer Center grantee.

  • Kenneth Mayer, medical research director and co-chair of the Fenway Institute.

  • Diveena Coopan ('07), director and co-producer of Positively Beautiful: A Film about Life & Love in the Age of HIV.

  • A scene from Positively Beautiful.

  • Shahira Ahmed ('01), global health research scientist at SPH.

  • Richard Knox, senior correspondent for WBUR's CommonHealth.

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March 22, 2017
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SPH Narrative Month LogoAt Global Health Storytelling—Ending AIDS: The Politics of Possibility, a panel of journalists, filmmakers, and public health experts shared stories about human resilience, hard-won triumphs, and ongoing challenges over the last 35 years of this global pandemic.

The event was made possible by a collaboration between SPH, Boston University College of Communication, the Center for Global Health and Development, and the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting.

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