Agata Dziuban

Sociologist and outreach worker. Assistant Professor at the Institute of Sociology of the Jagiellonian University. Her research projects focus on sex workers’ self-organisation in Europe, working conditions of migrant sex workers in Poland and the making of the HIV-related policies. Together with Todd Sekuler, she worked at the European-level
research within the Disentangling European HIV/AIDS Policies: Activism, Citizenship and Health (EUROPACH) project. Currently engaged in the international research project CrimScapes: Navigating citizenship through European landscapes of criminalisation.

See also

05.11.2020

POLISH EIDS learns from Alexander McClleland about the criminalization of HIV (experiences from...

POLISH EIDS research platform is hosting Canadian scholar and writer Alexander McClelland whose work addresses issues of criminalization,...
27.10.2020

Wojtek Rodak

POLISH EIDS presents: Interview with the vampyre and other infected pictures

According to some interpretations, vampire movies made in Hollywood in the 1990s contain a coded message about the AIDS crisis. In...
20.10.2020

Residency by Szymon Adamczak

POLISH EIDS
Research platform

Selected entries from the Polish eids dictionary*: “Seba is also dead – the flu” “Flu with perspectives” “catching hiv”...
02.04.2020

Agata Dziuban, Zuzanna Dziuban

Conditioned Support: Necropolitics and solidarity in times of crisis

A couple of days ago, one of us posted a request for support on the website of a grassroots self-help group. Over the last...
01.04.2020

Press release

“COVID-19. The World After the Pandemic”
A new series from Biennale Warszawa

Soon, a text by Jan J. Zygmuntowski, Biennale Warszawa will inaugurate  the series “COVID-19. The World After the...
31.03.2020

COVID-19
The World After
the Pandemic

In its current efforts to conceive and organise a “different” future, Biennale Warszawa has been exploring the causes and...
25.02.2020

Moderator: Jula Strzemińska, guest: Agata Dziuban

Identity politics, intersectionalism, class struggle

The worst insult among the anticapitalist left is calling someone a liberal. Paradoxically, “liberal feminist” is a name used for...
17.01.2020

Screening of video documentation from the joint action intervention at the 2018 International AIDS conference, "Pharma Lies" (dir. Todd Sekuler) and open discussion with treatment activists

Medicines, Rights and Profits: Complex Entanglements between Pharma and Activism

Admission free Event in English, not translated There are multiple types of relationships that exist between the pharmaceutical industry...
17.01.2020

A meeting with activists from the Informal Sex Workers’ Collective, authors of the “Experience-based Toolkit - How to Do Sex Work in a Safe, Informed and Satisfactory Way”

The Experience-based Toolkit – On the Sex Workers’ Project

The Experience-based Toolkit – How to Do Sex Work in a Safe, Informed and Satisfactory Way  is a book that emerged...
17.01.2020

Screening of "Ruins: Chronicle of an HIV Witch-Hunt" (dir. Zoi Mavroudi) with an introduction by Agata Dziuban and open discussion

Witches, Ruins, Criminals, Victims?
Intersectionality and HIV Criminalisation

Admission free In the spring of 2012, as Greece was in the midst of a financial crisis and working to manage an emerging HIV...
17.01.2020

Screening of “Hope is Not an Obligation” (dir. Aga Szuścik) and discussion with harm reduction activists

Harm Reduction: Living Politics

Admission free What is the state of harm reduction in Poland? How do activists strategise their work and provide harm reduction...
17.01.2020

HIVstories: Living Politics
Curatorial Tour
Agata Dziuban, Friederike Faust, Todd Sekuler,...

Admission free Event in English, translated into Polish The tour is conducted by Curatorial Team: Agata Dziuban, Friederike Faust,...
16.01.2020

2020, January 31 – March 1

HIVstories: Living Politics

Exhibition in Biennale Warszawa (MA3450) at Marszałkowska Street 34/50 How are politics and life narratives in the fields of HIV/AIDS...
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