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AIDS Action Update : v.9:no.2(1996) This issue of the AIDS Action Update covers the 11th International Conference on AIDS. The Washington D.C. AIDS quilt display is examined in detail. A brief mention is given to the National Native American AIDS Prevention Center. Further examination is given to various AIDS action conventions for the year 1996. One page is devoted to policy updates in the following fields: military, housing, FDA, welfare, prevention, health insurance. One page is examining the AIDS epidemic within the Latino community. A profile of Pedro Zamora is given. The newsletter concludes with AIDS in Orange County California, and community organizations in Houston, Texas.
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AIDS Medicine and Miracles : v.5:no.1(1995) This issue of AIDS Medicine & Miracles discusses the achievements of Steven Abbott, founder of the Stop AIDS Project. Sam Gallegos is also featured in an article that discusses her activism in the fight against AIDS. Also mentioned is the new director of AIDS Medicine & Miracle, a scholarship fund for HIV+ individuals, and a fund for travel and accommodation assistance.
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AIDS Medicine and Miracles : v.6:no.1(1996) This issue of AIDS Medicine & Miracles features Phil Wilson, a Board Member of the non-profit, and discusses his contributions to the HIV/AIDS community as a black, gay man. Mary Wilson Blanton is also featured, detailing her story of losing a child to AIDS. Also discussed is the success of an initiative to provide subsidized tuition to conferences and the success of the conferences hosted by the non-profit organization.
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Black Maria : v.3:no.4(1979) Within this magazine are mainly letters, mostly poetry and small individual articles relating to the feminist movement in the late 1970s.
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Brazen Hussy Rag : v.1:no.1(1981) The Brazen Hussy Rag was an independent newspaper published in Oklahoma City from 1981-1982 by a local feminist bookstore. This bookstore was the direct ancestor of Herland Sister Resources, an Oklahoma-based non-profit that empowers, supports, and enriches the lives of women and 2SLGBTQ+ individuals in a safe, loving, and inclusive environment.
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Brazen Hussy Rag : v.1:no.3(1982) The Brazen Hussy Rag was an independent newspaper published in Oklahoma City from 1981-1982 by a local feminist bookstore. This bookstore was the direct ancestor of Herland Sister Resources, an Oklahoma-based non-profit that empowers, supports, and enriches the lives of women and 2SLGBTQ+ individuals in a safe, loving, and inclusive environment.
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Brazen Hussy Rag : v.1:no.4(1982) The Brazen Hussy Rag was an independent newspaper published in Oklahoma City from 1981-1982 by a local feminist bookstore. This bookstore was the direct ancestor of Herland Sister Resources, an Oklahoma-based non-profit that empowers, supports, and enriches the lives of women and 2SLGBTQ+ individuals in a safe, loving, and inclusive environment.
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Brazen Hussy Rag : v.1.:no.2(1982) The Brazen Hussy Rag was an independent newspaper published in Oklahoma City from 1981-1982 by a local feminist bookstore. This bookstore was the direct ancestor of Herland Sister Resources, an Oklahoma-based non-profit that empowers, supports, and enriches the lives of women and 2SLGBTQ+ individuals in a safe, loving, and inclusive environment.
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Brazen Hussy Rag : v.1.:no.5(1982)
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Community Prescription Service : v.4:no.2(1995) Community Prescription Service (Infopack) is a Journal that provides medical and scientific information on the symptoms and treatments of HIV and AIDS. Some articles included discuss fatigue, AZT alternatives, healthy eating, and more resource packs for HIV and AIDS information.
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Community Prescription Service : v.8:no.2(1998) Community Prescription Service (Infopack) is a Journal that provides medical and scientific information on the symptoms and treatments of HIV and AIDS. Some articles discussed HAART and Community Prescription Profiles.
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Cowboy Way : July 1996 Cowboy Way is a newsletter for the members of the Oklahoma Gay Cowboy Association. In the newsletter they recount a story about a rodeo and pride parade they went to in Montana. They also list dates of upcoming meetings, events, and rodeos to attend. They have a section where they honor honorary members and Chair nominations. There is a page dedicated to a calendar and another page dedicated to naming the members of the Oklahoma Gay Cowboy Association.
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Dimensions : v.2: no.8(1988:Mar.) Dimensions was a lesbian lifestyle magazine published in Lubbock, TX from July 1986 until the end of 1996. Content includes national news, poetry, book reviews, advice columns, and horoscopes.
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Dimensions : v.3: no.11(1989:June.) Dimensions was a lesbian lifestyle magazine published in Lubbock, TX from July 1986 until the end of 1996. Content includes national news, poetry, book reviews, advice columns, and horoscopes.
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Dimensions : v.4: no.11(1991:June.) Dimensions was a lesbian lifestyle magazine published in Lubbock, TX from July 1986 until the end of 1996. Content includes national news, poetry, book reviews, advice columns, and horoscopes.
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Dimensions : v.4: no.4(1989:Oct.) Dimensions was a lesbian lifestyle magazine published in Lubbock, TX from July 1986 until the end of 1996. Content includes national news, poetry, book reviews, advice columns, and horoscopes.
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Dimensions : v.4: no.5(1989:Dec./1990:Jan.) Dimensions was a lesbian lifestyle magazine published in Lubbock, TX from July 1986 until the end of 1996. Content includes national news, poetry, book reviews, advice columns, and horoscopes.
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Dimensions : v.5: no.1(1991:July.) Dimensions was a lesbian lifestyle magazine published in Lubbock, TX from July 1986 until the end of 1996. Content includes national news, poetry, book reviews, advice columns, and horoscopes.
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Dimensions : v.5: no.5(1990:Nov.) Dimensions was a lesbian lifestyle magazine published in Lubbock, TX from July 1986 until the end of 1996. Content includes national news, poetry, book reviews, advice columns, and horoscopes.
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Dimensions : v.5: no.6(1990:Dec./1991:Jan.) Dimensions was a lesbian lifestyle magazine published in Lubbock, TX from July 1986 until the end of 1996. Content includes national news, poetry, book reviews, advice columns, and horoscopes.
