This series consists of a variety of materials, from handwritten notes to newspaper clippings, arranged alphabetically by subject. Almost all of the material directly addresses AIDS or HIV infection; those that don't were clearly collected as background information on the subject. Other types of documents include photocopies of newspaper and magazine articles, whole magazines, scholarly papers, working documents or reports, statistical reports, some pamphlets or pamphlet drafts [see pamphlet subseries in the Ephemera Series for more pamphlets], etcetera Some individual items appear in more than one folder, because Stoller classified them that way. Information on similar topics can be found under different subject headings (i.e. even though there is a separate subject heading on "Prostitutes," a folder on "Women in the Sex Industry" can be found under "Women & AIDS.") Besides the Media subject file, which consists primarily of newspaper Clippings, several of the other subject files also contain "Media" folders and/or clippings mixed in with other documents. There are some drafts of articles in this series; see also Series III: Writings, for more materials written by Stoller.

The subjects are arranged alphabetically and include: Asian-Americans and AIDS, Children and AIDS, Education, Epidemiology and Demographics, Ethics, Funding for AIDS Organizations, Heterosexuals and AIDS, International AIDS Conferences, International Concerns / AIDS and other Countries, Latino Issues, Lesbians, Media, Multicultural Concerns, Perinatal AIDS and Pregnancy , Prisoners and AIDS, Prostitution, PWA (People with AIDS), Religion, Research Articles, Resources, Risk, Safe(r) Sex, Treatment Issues, Women & AIDS, Workplace Issues, and AIDS Miscellaneous.

Of special note are: 2 interviews in "Asian-Americans & AIDS - General Articles" folder; A draft of The Mental Health Impact of AIDS on Campus: A Handbook for College and University Counselors submitted to NIH in October 1987 by Johnson, Bassin & Shaw, Inc; and a photocopy of a photograph in the "Multicultural Concerns - Photocopy of Group Photo" folder, that appears to be of the Outreach Committee, mentioned in the previous folder.

Wherever possible, original folder titles have been preserved.