AIDS (Disease)--United States
Found in 13 Collections and/or Records:
AIDS Remembrance Garden records
This collection consists of the records of the AIDS Remembrance Garden in Rochester, New York. The materials date between 1989 and 2004. The records are comprised of administrative and founding documents, site plans, cost estimates, photographs, VHS cassettes, correspondence, newspaper clippings, grant proposals, fundraising documents, and the Book of Life manuscript.
Gay Alliance of the Genesee Valley collection
Helping People With AIDS records
This collection consists of records from Helping People With AIDS, a medical fundraising and charity organization that operated in Rochester, N. Y. from 1986 to 2003. The materials date from 1986 to 2010, and consist of legal and financial records.
Helping People With AIDS records
Joseph Pakyz Collection of Rochester LGBTQ Serials and Ephemera
This collection consists of serials and ephemera related to Rochester's LGBTQ+ community during the 1980s. Included are original copies of The Empty Closet newspaper to which Mr. Pakyz contributed articles and programs from early concerts by the Rochester Gay Men's Chorus. Also included are copies of the first two issues of The Empty Closet (January and February/March 1971) and historically important national publications on the AIDS Crisis.
Lynn Varricchio Rochester Area Task Force on AIDS records
This collection consists of records assembled by Lynn Varricchio in her various positions with the Rochester Area Task Force on AIDS. The records date between 1962 and 2011. The records include documents, presentations, articles, operating records, business cards, digital media and ephemera.
Lynn Varricchio Rochester Area Task Force on AIDS records
Margaret Mary Lau and Cynthia Burch papers
This collection consists of the papers of Margaret Mary Lau and Cynthia Burch, a lesbian couple from Rochester, New York involved in LGBTQ+ religious and activist groups. The papers date from 1973 to 2018. They consist of periodicals, other publications, ephemera and some handwritten documents.
Margaret Mary Lau and Cynthia Burch papers
Patricia Coury-Doniger papers
Consists of the papers of Patricia Coury-Doniger, Rochester, New York based nurse practitioner of infectious diseases and founder of the Center for Community Practice at the University of Rochester. The materials are comprised of slides, books, binders, booklets, correspondence, and articles and are related to the prevention and treatment of STI's, HIV and AIDS, and training materials.
Patricia Terziani papers
Tom Privitere collection of LGBTQ ephemera
The Tom Privitere collection consists of ephemera assembled by gay rights activist and labor leader Tom Privitere. The material dates from 1992 to 2006, and consists of posters, clothing, pins and a certificate.