AIDS history project — ephemera collection 1973, 1981-2002

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AIDS history project — ephemera collection 1973, 1981-2002

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This is an artificial collection assembled from a number of different donations of ephemeral materials, acquired by the Library as a part of the AIDS History Project. Paper based materials include flyers, brochures, wallet cards, and posters. Some artifacts are also included, such as condoms and condom holders. All deal with the medical and/or social aspects of AIDS and HIV, with a focus on prevention and on addressing misconceptions about the disease.

Number of containers: 3 Boxes, 1 Oversized Box, 1 Map Case Folder; Linear feet: 2.5

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The UCSF Library and Center for Knowledge Management, Archives and Special Collections

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