Basic Info, Activism Guides
- Policy and Justice Issues Affecting Women: Fact Sheets and Talking Points (Regularly Updated)
From Positive Women's Network of the United States of America
- Guides to Starting and Running an HIV Organization (Regularly Updated)
This collection of manuals provide guidance on how to start a nonprofit, develop effective interventions, plan programs and become an HIV activist within a religious community.
From National Minority AIDS Council
- ACT UP Oral History Project Brings Activists' Words to Your Ears (Regularly Updated)
An online collection of more than two dozen (and growing) interviews with many of the people who were at the forefront of the original AIDS activist movement in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
From ACT UP Oral History Project
How to Create a Cause-Based Newsfeed on Facebook: A Blog Entry by Aless Piper (May 29, 2012)
From TheBody.com
How Has Activism Changed Since the Early Years of ACT UP? (April 23, 2012)
From TheBody.com
- My Social Media Makeover: A Blog Entry by Aless Piper (March 29, 2012)
"Please note, this is a solution that worked for me, it may not work for you, especially if you run an ASO. Only you know your needs. However, all of the tools used in my social media solution can be adapted to just about anyone's needs."
From TheBody.com
- Flaming Red's Social Media Toolkit: A Blog Entry by Aless Piper (February 25, 2012)
"I truly believe that there is absolutely no reason why someone who wants to be involved, should not be involved in some way. Likewise, I believe that there is absolutely no reason for ASOs to not be present and accounted for on social media."
From TheBody.com
Getting Savvy About Social Media: A Blog Entry by Aless Piper (January 18, 2012)
"My theory is simple: There is no reason for anyone who wants to be involved, not to be. ... There is no reason for us to not become more connected. Social media just seems hard. Once you use it, it's simple."
From TheBody.com
- My Birthday Wish List: A Blog Entry by Aless Piper (August 19, 2011)
"As children we are taught that if we tell our birthday wish(es) it won't come true, but as an adult, I believe the opposite is true: If we don't tell our wishes they won't come true ... people aren't psychic after all."
From TheBody.com
- Blogging Tips and Worksheet From the U.S. Positive Women's Network (September 20, 2010)
From Positive Women's Network of the United States of America
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