Katja Heinemann

THE GRAYING OF AIDS: – graying of AIDS | portraits: Dee, age 57, Newark

I was much worse, boy, I couldn’t walk, I was in a wheelchair. But thank God, I’m hopefully back to normal. So, I’ve come a long way. I knew so many people who have died.
Dee, age 57, Newark

I was much worse, boy, I couldn’t walk, I was in a wheelchair. But thank God, I’m hopefully back to normal. So, I’ve come a long way. I knew so many people who have died. 

  • THE GRAYING OF AIDS
    • – stories from a graying pandemic | oral history archive
    • – graying of AIDS | portraits
    • – age is not a condom | bus shelter campaign
    • – well beyond HIV campaign
    • – about the project
  • COMMUNITY YOUTH MEDIA
    • – was geht?! magazine
    • – #bleibistan exhibit
    • – newsgroup afghanistan
  • DOCUMENTARY WORK
    • – the golden venture
    • – generation exile
    • – chinatown youth culture
    • – chinatown baby boomers
    • – on borrowed time | growing up with HIV
    • – americana | 1
    • – americana | 2
    • – world war 2 reloaded
    • – berlin | ostalgie at 20
    • – the hbo alzheimer's project
  • MULTIMEDIA
    • – standing up to stigma
    • – the graying of AIDS | multimedia documentary
    • – our family: made in india
    • – aging out of foster care
    • – world war 2 reloaded | teaser
  • PUBLICATIONS
    • – editorial | tearsheets
    • – institutional | ngo
    • – journey of hope | book
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