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By Adam Graham-Silverman
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Some basic info:
• My blog, global AIDS, development and travel: a luta continua
• My resume
Selected Clips:
Global AIDS:
Poz Magazine: Jagged Little Pills
Brooklyn Rail: New HIV Testing Guidelines: Don't Ask, Don't Tell
Gay City News: Toronto AIDS Conference Targets Bush
Gay City News: AIDS Protests at the United Nations
Poz Magazine: Bill and George in Toronto
Poz Magazine: HIV Testing in Botswana
Slate: Fighting AIDS in Mozambique
The New Republic: Wrong Dose: Bush's Drug Plan
Salon: Big Pharma's Free Ride
From Congressional Quarterly:
CQ Budget Tracker sample (pdf)
Politics and Profiles(pdf)
Criticism and Other Writing
Econo: Myths to Hold Steady By
PopMatters: Viva Los Elvises
Econo: Expiration Dates: A pre-Katrina tour of the Delta (part 1 of 3)
The New Republic: Politics and Film
Reporting
Time Magazine: What Now For Our Feverish Planet?
Time Magazine: Running from the G.O.P. in New Jersey
Time Magazine: Ghana's New Money
My interest in AIDS comes from a 2005 International Reporting Project fellowship that sent me to Mozambique. There, I reported on how President Bush's global AIDS plan was working on the ground.
The idea to go to Mozambique came from four years as a reporter and editor at Congressional Quarterly in Washington DC. At CQ, I covered the federal budget and appropriations, House and Senate leadership, campaigns and campaign finance, energy and agriculture. I served as a news editor, layout person, Web producer and managing editor of CQ's Budget Tracker.
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