This subseries contains materials documenting the work of the CAL-PEP, an AIDS prevention program organized and run by prostitutes and former prostitutes. It also includes some COYOTE (Call Off Your Old Tired Ethics) materials. Besides minutes and other program and grant related materials, there are some materials connected with a controversy that arose around Gloria Lockett, the organization's executive director, and her hiring and management policies. Of special interest are the interview with Lockett from 1993, clippings about the controversy, the "NIDA Grant" folder which discusses an earlier difference of opinion between CAL-PEP and two other organizations. Also included is draft of Stoller's 1993 paper, "Post-Modern Prostitutes: When Sex Workers Run AIDS Organizations," which she had presented at a conference and correspondence concerning the best way to inform Lockett about the paper. Also of interest is a draft of "Prostitutes Prevent AIDS: A Handbook for Health Educators" from 1988.