Index
abstinence, , 150
ACT-UP, 18
CDC advocacy, 41
CDC protests, ,
and development of AIDS treatments, 65
and FDA guidelines for clinical trials, 81
gender dynamics within, 40
NIAID advocacy,
protests, , , 70
Women, AIDS, and Activism,
Administrative Procedures Act, 37
AIDS Counseling and Education (ACE), , 23
AIDS Counseling and Education for Women in Transition from Correctional Facilities (ACE OUT), 11, 73
Alexander, Priscilla, 117
American Medical Association, 40,
Anderson, Linda, 21
anti-trafficking movement
carceral anti-trafficking feminists, ,
impact in law,
in India,
AOSI v. USAID, ,
Ashabai (Indian AIDS activist),
autonomy, 78
Avery, Byllye, 17
Banzhaf, Marion, 54
Barack Obama administration, 133
Barnard Conference, 118
Barry, Kathleen, , , 125
Berkelman, Ruth, 41
Black Women’s Health Initiative, 31
Black Women’s Health Project, 17
Boudin, Kathy,
Brooklyn AIDS Task Force, 31
Bunch, Charlotte,
Butler, Josephine, 114,
Casey v. Planned Parenthood, 75
Castley, Shirley,
Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
and the definition of AIDS, ,
and feminist AIDS activism. See ACT-UP, CDC protests; feminist AIDS activism, and the definition of AIDS
Center for Women’s Global Leadership, 102
Christensen, Kim, 45
Clark, Judy,
clinical trials
1993 FDA guidance on women in, 78,
and AIDS activism,
AIDS Clinical Trial Group 076 (ACTG 076), 63, ,
changing regulatory attitude to women’s participation in,
and feminist AIDS advocacy, ,
and the Government Accounting Office report on women’s health,
and pregnancy, ,
and the thalidomide tragedy, 65
women’s exclusion from, , 66
Clinton, Bill, 87
Coalition Against Trafficking in Women (CATW), , 129,
conference on Women and HIV/AIDS (1991),
Convention for the Suppression of Traffic in Women and Children, 115
COVID, 145,
COYOTE (Call Off Your Old Tired Ethics), 116
critical race theory, 106
Critical Resistance, 105
Delacruz, Iris, 39
Denenberg, Risa, 27
Dixon-Diallo, Dazon, 30
DKT v. USAID,
Donald Trump Administration, 135
Downy, Thomas, 51
DuBois, W. E. B., 147
economic epidemiology,
and the feminist critique of sex,
influence on public health,
and voluntary choice,
and women’s bargaining position,
Eigo, Jim,
Elders, Jocelyn, 120
Equal Rights Amendment, 15
Farley, Melissa, 138
feminist AIDS activism,
origins in Black feminist organizing,
origins in LGBT organizing, 18
origins of,
in prisons,
and the Social Security Administration. See Social Security Administration, and feminist AIDS activism
and structural discrimination, 21
and women of color, 4,
Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution, 36
First Amendment to the United States Constitution, 93, ,
Foundation for AIDS Research, 130
Frug, Mary Jo, 14
Gay Men’s Health Crisis, 22
George W. Bush administration, 150
Gilbert, David,
Global Health Council, 128
Gomez, Alma, 73,
Grover, Anand, 141
Haraway, Donna, 14
Harrington, Mark,
Harris, Angela,
Harris v. McRae, 16
Healy, Bernadine, 70
Hoth, Daniel, 47,
Human Rights Watch, 132
Hyde Amendment, 16
Immoral Trafficking (Prevention) Act (India), 111
INCITE!, 105
Interaction, 128
International Convention for the Suppression of the White Slave Traffic, 115
International Women’s Tribute Centre, Inc., 117
Ipas USA, 132
Jones, Martha, 78
Ladies National Association, 114
Lee, Barbara, 131
Lesbian and Gay Community Services Center, 44
Levine, Carol, 72
Long, Iris, 69
Lord, Elaine, 10
Lucey, Mary, 80
Maher v. Roe, 16
Mann, Jonathan, 120
Mann Act,
Margo, Glen, 66
Matsui, Robert, 48
McCarthy, Margaret,
Merkatz, Ruth, 70,
Mikulski, Barbara, 70
Mill, John Stuart, 114
Morella, Constance, 48
Morgan, Tracy, 41
Nalls, Patricia, , 31
National Institutes of Health (NIH), , 46,
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID). See National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID)
Women’s Health Initiative, 70
National Minority AIDS Council, 56
Navarro, Victor,
Nesiah, Vasuki, 106
New Jersey Women AIDS Network, 52
New York Radical Feminists, 118
New York State Department of Health’s AIDS Institute, 10
Noble, Gary, 41
Pathfinder International, 128
People With AIDS Coalition, 56
Physicians Association for AIDS Care,
Pregnancy Discrimination Act, 15
Protocol to Suppress, Prevent, and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children (Palermo Protocol), , 140,
public health and harm reduction,
reproductive justice movement,
Rowan, Chip, 41
Sampada Grameen Mahila Sanstha (SANGRAM),
science. See clinical trials; epidemiology; feminist critique of science; law and science; public health and harm reduction; scientific evidence
scientific evidence, ,
and carceral approaches to sex work, 142
and postmodern feminism,
and UNAIDS, 141
sex work
and the antiprostitution loyalty oath,
and disease in twentieth century law, 115
and disease in nineteenth century law,
feminist divisions around, , ,
and harm reduction, 121
and international advocacy,
and organizing in India, 110
and public health, 112
and race in early twentieth century,
and sex-positive feminism, 121
Shalala, Donna, 79
Shaw, Susan, 56
Sidibé, Michel, 140
Singer, Linda, 32
social movements,
Social Security Administration
disbursement of benefits, , 41
and feminist AIDS activism, ,
hearings on changes to regulations,
litigation against, 33,
rule changes, 59
Sojourner, 45
Spinella, Stephen,
St. James, Margo,
Standing Against Global Exploitation, 129
Sullivan, Louis,
Suydam, Linda,
Third World approaches to international law, 106
United Automobile Workers v. Johnson Controls, , 80
United Nations
Beijing Conference Platform for Action, 101
Development Program Global Commission on HIV and the Law, 141
Palermo Protocol. See Protocol to Suppress, Prevent, and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children (Palermo Protocol)
Special Sessions on HIV and AIDS,
Vance, Carole, 118
Veshya Anyay Mukti Parishad (VAMP),
Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection Act (TVPA), , 138
violence against women
and AIDS epidemiology,
criminalization of, 89
feminist concern with, 87
feminist debates on, 108
and individual responsibility,
as an international issue,
and public health funding, 100
US government efforts to end,
and vulnerability to HIV/AIDS,
Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), , 104
