AIDS

Abstract This collection contains materials from The HIV/AIDS Caregivers Oral History Project, which sought to document the response to the HIV/AIDS crisis in the Twin Cities from the 1980s through the 2000s. The collection contains born-digital audio and video interviews, written transcripts, and supporting materials. Interviews were conducted in two phases over the course of three years (2013-2016). Collectively, these interview document a history of HIV/AIDS in the Twin Cities from the 1980s...

Scope and Contents In this interview, Jackson discusses his background and reasons for working with at-risk youth, his work in the educational system, and the challenges of educating young people about HIV/AIDS. Additionally, he recalls his decades of work in the field of HIV/AIDS prevention and education, the increasing visibility and awareness of HIV/AIDS, the importance of community planning in combating the crisis, and how racism and other socioeconomic factors have caused HIV/AIDS to disproportionately...

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The John Mehring Papers consists of organizational records from the Aliveness Project and Minnesota AIDS Project, along with periodicals related to AIDS.

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The OutFront Minnesota records include the organization’s administrative records and resource files (e.g. articles, reports, newsletters from other organizations, and full periodicals) used in its outreach initiatives.

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This record represents the complete run of Outlines held in the Tretter Collection from 1987 to 2000.

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The information files contain miscellaneous documentation about people, places, events and ideas relating to local, national and international GLBT history and culture.