AIDS (Disease)

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Collection consists of correspondence, planning, memos, fliers, clippings, meeting minutes, and letters of endorsements from Chicago organizations and politicians.

Scope and Contents Collection contains approximately two linear feet (4 document cases) of notes, minutes, financial materials, advertising, photocopies of press releases, mailing lists, voter registration forms, etc. regarding the work and professional relationships of Carole Powell. Other materials included are are those relevant to the organization IMPACT Inc.; general information regarding organizations and projects related to Carole Powell’s work for lesbian and gay political issues; and documents...

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The Dave Howser collection consists of mostly documents pertaining to the response to the AIDS crisis during the Clinton Administration.

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The collection includes two sets of 3⁄4 videotape materials. The first set, housed in black cases, contains raw footage, interviews, and stock footage of the construction and display of the NAMES Project Quilt at Navy Pier that was used for the 1990 documentary Memorial. The second set, housed in gray cases, consists of raw footage and interviews for a proposed documentary about the initial response to the AIDS crisis in Chicago.

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Collection includes background information, member lists, event fliers, training materials, outlines, memos, and ephemera related to ANGLES and Horizons.

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Papers pertaining to artist and advocate for People with AIDS (PWA) Roland Peña (1958-1993(?)). The collection contains personal papers, artwork, writings, and correspondence.