World AIDS Day 2009
- Barnard-Columbia Undergraduate Public Health Society
- Columbia-Barnard Journal of Public Health
- CU Amnesty International
- CU Chapter of Universities Allied for Essential Medicines
- Columbia Internal Medicine Residency Program
- CU Partnership for International Development
- Columbia Queer Alliance
- Group for Community Recovery
- International Health Organization
- International Social Welfare Caucus
- Q House
- Queer Health Task Force
- MSPH Global Health Forum
- Social Justice Medicine Club
- Student Global AIDS Campaign
- Student National Dental Association
Partial funding provided by the Rockefeller Foundation
Two Men Talking
Starring Paul Browde and Murray Nossel
Director by Dan Milne
Tuesday, December 1
7:00 p.m.
Miller Theatre, Free Admission (no tickets required)
2960 Broadway (at 116th Street)
In Johannesburg, a teacher asks two rival schoolboys to tell each other a story. Decades later, they meet by chance in New York and begin a lifelong friendship. Part storytelling and part conversation, Two Men Talking is an unscripted performance that shares their real stories of harassment, homophobia, racism, and HIV/AIDS. Audience members are invited to share as well, combining "elements of theatre, therapy, and real life."
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