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A collection of newspaper and journal articles documenting the history and activities of the AIDS Project of the East Bay (APEB), including issues of San Francisco Sentinel and other newspapers.

Abstract Audiovisual materials, pamphlets, brochures, correspondence and ephemera related to AIDS education in Catholic schools and parishes collected by Father Rodney J. De Martini, a Catholic priest from San Francisco, California who was also a vocal AIDS educator and lobbyist. The collection also includes training materials, self-published prayers and liturgies, and personal notes belonging to De Martini, as well as transcripts of speeches given by Father De Martini, who successfully lobbied the...

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This collection consists of publications, position papers, correspondence, and files on particular issues with which the National Lawyers Guild AIDS Network had been involved. The two main issues documented in this collection are HIV in prisons, and immigration of persons with HIV/AIDS; topics that are not well documented elsewhere.

Abstract Paul Volberding, an oncologist at UCSF and AIDS researcher, helped found the first inpatient ward for persons with AIDS (Ward 86) at San Francisco General Hospital in 1983. The materials gathered for this collection were collected and produced by Paul Volberding himself and consist of photos (prints and negatives), a photo album, correspondence, a floppy disk, a DVD of his documentary, research, a journal volume, a binder from an AIDS Clinical Trial Group Committee meeting, and Volberding’s...

Abstract This collection consists of various AIDS-related materials collected and produced by Claire Rappoport throughout her career, including ephemera, publications, posters, and computer media. Rappoport is based in the UCSF Department of Medicine, Positive Health Program, Community Consortium and serves as Community Liaison to the International Network for Strategic Initiatives in Global HIV Trials (INSIGHT) Clinical Trials Network. The materials in this collection all pertain to the AIDS...

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Magnet has served the community since 2003. It is a sexual health clinic in the Castro.This collection includes posters, artifacts, photographs, audio/visual material, and newspaper clippings.