This subseries consists of the organizations that Stoller acquired and kept a mid-sized amount of information on. These organizations include: ACHA (American College Health Association - Task Force on the Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS)), APHA (American Public Health Association), the City of New York and the San Francisco Commissions on Human Rights (HRC), NSBC (National Skills Building Conference), a number of universities (including UCSF, UCSC, UCB, SFSU, and MacQuarie University in Australia), and San Francisco Department of Public Health (SFDPH).

The ACHA material concerns institutional issues and includes a "Partnering Agreement" with the CDC and a grant application to the American Foundation for AIDS Research.

APHA "General" file includes Stoller's membership card and other membership materials. The APHA "California Models" file contains a paper by that name along with changes and the Women AIDS - Straight Talk project funding proposal. The New York HRC files include three 1987 Reports by the HRC (at least one of them also in another folder); a series of pamphlets in English and Spanish was moved to the Ephemera Series. The National Skills Building Conference (NSBC) was an annual gathering sponsored by the AIDS National Interfaith Network, National Association of People with AIDS, and the National Minority AIDS Council. The UCSF files contain, among other things, material on the Sept. 13-14, 1985, Administrative and Clinical Issues of Mental Health Conference, and a follow up conference in 1988. There are also drafts and proofs of the article "Women & AIDS" by Shaw and Paleo, in What to do About AIDS, that grew out of the conference. The Social and Behavioral Sciences Department folder includes information on Nancy Stoller Shaw's appointment as "Visiting Lecturer without Salary" at the UCSF Nursing School. The MacQuarie University files includes a large number of papers and reports on studies on gay and bisexual men, co-sponsored by the Australian University and an Australian Government Agency. The San Francisco Department of Public Health (SFDPH) files include a folder of handwritten notes from one or more meetings that Stoller held with Florence (Flo) Stroud on Women & AIDS.