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A pamphlet describing the Bay Area Black Lesbians and Gays. This item is undated.

A photograph of Sandy Holmes. This item is undated.

An article announcing the formation of the Bay Area chapter of the National Coalition of Black Lesbians and Gays. This item is undated.

A typed plan to conduct AIDS and sexuality education for Black homosexuals. This item is undated.

Tape 100 label: "AIDS/ARC Theatre Group. 11/5/1988."

Tape 100 label: "AIDS/ARC Theatre Group. 11/5/1988."

Tape 36 label: "Danny Castelow and Steve Abel: AIDS Play. February 1988." Includes discussions of Shanti Project, dance, theater and performance, AIDS

Tape 36 label: "Danny Castelow and Steve Abel: AIDS Play. February 1988." Includes discussions of Shanti Project, dance, theater and performance, AIDS

Tape 118 label: "Side A: Janet Allen, John-Michael Olexy, and Joe Durano. FLAG. 7/29/1988." Federal Lesbians and Gays (FLAG). Includes conversations with other FLAG members.

Tape 118 label: "Side A: Janet Allen, John-Michael Olexy, and Joe Durano. FLAG. 7/29/1988." Federal Lesbians and Gays (FLAG). Includes conversations with other FLAG members.

Tape 206 label: "Side A: Bow-Wow Beauties (3). August 1988. Side B: Bow-Wow Beauties (4). August 1988". Topics: HIV/AIDS, PAWS

Tape 88 label: "Side A: Bear SF 1988 / Beard Contest. 4/8/1988. Side B: Gardening-Michael O’Connor. June 1988."

Tape 206 label: "Side A: Bow-Wow Beauties (3). August 1988. Side B: Bow-Wow Beauties (4). August 1988". Topics: HIV/AIDS, PAWS

Tape 88 label: "Side A: Bear SF 1988/Beard Contest. 4/8/1988. Side B: Gardening - Michael O’Connor. June 1988."

Tape 129 label: "Coits: 25th Anniversary I. June 1988."

Tape 177 label: "Side A: George Birimisa [sic]. Arcadia Bodybuilding. February 1988". Topics: Sports, bodybuilding

Tape 177 label: "Side A: George Birimisa. Arcadia Bodybuilding. February 1988". Topics: Sports, bodybuilding

Tape 110: “Bringing Up Baby.” March 1988. Audio Cassette.

Tape 110: “Bringing Up Baby.” March 1988. Audio Cassette.

Tape 131 label: "Side A: Adult Children of Alcoholics/National Condom Week. January 1988."

Tape 131 label: "Side A: Adult Children of Alcoholics/National Condom Week. January 1988."

Interview with Chris Puccinelli, a yearly volunteer for the Women's Float of the Lesbian/Gay Freedom Day Parade and Gayle Atwell, a volunteer for the first ever Women's Float in 1979. They discuss how the women's float has evolved over the years, including how communities had to organize in 1988 to achieve the same success as they did in 1979.Topics include gender, nightlife, Lesbian and Gay Freedom Day Parade, women, lesbian, and parade. Tape 158: Side A: Women’s Flat. Maud’s 10th Anniversary. 9/18/1988. Audio Cassette.

Audio recording of the 1988 International Ms. Leather Competition. Included is an interview with a judge of the competition and a speech from the first International Ms. Leather, Judy Tallwing McCarthey. Topics include gender, leather, International Ms. Leather Competition, and Lesbians. Tape 144 label: Side A: International Ms. Leather. 3/26/1988. Audio Cassette.

Tape 179 label: "Gary D’Aldis [sic]-Paris I. February 1988." Topics: HIV/AIDS, Paris, France

Interview with Kevin McGowan to discuss his restoration of the Pipe Organ at the Sacred Heart Church. He highlights his career, his personal life, the process of restoration, AIDS meetings, his experience as a man living with AIDS, and his lack of a support group.Topics include music, pipe organ, religion, AIDS, AIDS groups, and healthcareTape 37 label: Side A: Kevin McGowan. AIDS Restored Organ. August 1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with Kevin McGowan to discuss his experience restoring the Pipe Organ at the Sacred Heart Church. Topics include music, pipe organ, LIFE Magazine, The San Francisco Chronicle, AIDS, Tape 37 label: Side B: Kevin McGowan. AIDS Restored Organ. August 1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with Father John McGrann to discuss Kairos House, a house he founded that offered a safe space to those caring for AIDS. McGrann discusses AIDS, the goals of the Kairos House, religion, healthcare, and medical workers. Topics include religion, AIDS, healthcare, acceptance, sanctuary, and educationTape 111 label: Side A: Father John McGrann, Kairos House. 7/30/1988.

Interview with Father John McGrann to discuss Kairos House, a house that offered a safe space to those caring for AIDS. McGrann discusses his founding of the house, his view on AIDS, religion, healthcare, medical workers, and the evolution of the house. Topics include religion, AIDS, healthcare, acceptance, sanctuary, and educationTape 111 label: Side A: Father John McGrann, Kairos House. 7/30/1988.

Interview with Ann Meredith, a photographer, to discuss her AIDS Photo Show, in which she photographs women with AIDS. She discusses the logistics of putting on the show, her photography career, and her financial struggles as a photographer.Topics include AIDS, gender, women, photography, class, and artTape 56 label: Side A: Ann Meredith AIDS Photo Show. January 1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with Ann Meredith, a photographer, to discuss her AIDS Photo Show, in which she photographs women with AIDS. She discusses social stigmas of people with AIDS, the experiences of women with AIDS, and gendered inequality.Topics include gender, AIDS, women, photography, social stigmas, stereotyping, and familyTape 56 label: Side B: Ann Meredith AIDS Photo Show. January 1988. Audio Cassette.

Tape 164 label: Side A: Gray Panthers. 11/19/1988. Audio Cassette.

Interviews by Mary Richards with participants in the 1988 International Lesbian and Gay Freedom Day Parade, followed by interviews by Richards with participants in the 25th anniversary celebration of the LGBTQ organization the Coits (side A). Tape 194 label: Side A: Lesbian/Gay Freedom Day Parade and COITS II. June 1988. Audio Cassette.

Tape 164 label: Side A: Gray Panthers. 11/19/1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with Kitty Tsui, a participant of Gay Games II. She discusses her relationship to bodybuilding and her experiences training and competing. Topics include Gay Games, Castro Theater, bodybuilding, gay men, and lesbians. Tape 148 Label: Side B: Rosemary Mitchell. BAPHR. January 1988. Audio Cassette.

Andre Laventure interview with Mary Richards to discuss his newsletter for People with AIDS, PWA Voice (Side A). Tape 203 label: Side A: Andre Laventure-PWA Newsletter. May 1988. Side B: Andre Laventure. Audio Cassette.

Live audio recording of a 1988 show by the improv group "Over Our Heads." The group consists of Annie Larson, Marion Damon, Teresa Chandler, and Karen Ripley. Topics include Improv, performance, sex, porn, comedy, gender, comedy, live performance, night life, and entertainment. Tape 123: Side B: “Over Our Heads.” March 1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with Alan Selby, who set up a thriving leather business in San Francisco. He discusses leather competitions in San Francisco, achieving pleasure through sadomasochism, and the various uses of leather and rubber.Topics include leather, Britain, latex, pleasure, sadomasochism, sex, gay, lesbian, and gay business. Tape 12: Side B: Alan Selby. 8/10/1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with Alan Selby, who set up a thriving leather business in San Francisco. He discusses sadomasochism in relation to AIDS, including advice for those who do not like condoms and AIDS fundraising. Topics include leather, Britain, AIDS, safe sex, latex, pleasure, sadomasochism, sex, gay, lesbian, and gay business. Tape 13: Side A: Side 3: Alan Selby. August 1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with Alan Selby, who set up a thriving leather business in San Francisco. He discusses his personal life, his background as a British man, and materials he sells such as leather and latex. Topics include leather, Britain, immigration, latex, pleasure, sex, gay, lesbian, and gay business. Tape 12: Side A: Alan Selby. 8/10/1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with Randy Schell, who worked for Community United Against Violence (CUAV). He discusses a case in which Jay Wilson was unable to see his partner, Michael Fasano, during his final battle against AIDS because the two were unable to get married. Topics include marriage equality, gay rights, Community United Against Violence (CUAV), legal rights, AIDS, hospitals, family, and homophobia. Tape 180 Side A: Randy Schell CUAV. 1/18/1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with Chuck Lewis, who administered a "Night Ministry" in the streets of the Tenderloin. The ministry would walk around the Tenderloin and ensure people that the ministry was there for them emotionally, psychologically, and as an overall resource. Included is also an interview with Martha Wood, coordinator of volunteers for the ministry. Topics include religion, Tenderloin, gay, lesbian, AIDS, counseling, suicide, drugs, alcohol, marriage, family, and nightlife. Tape 130: Side A: SF Night Ministry-C. Lewis. June 1988. Audio Cassette

Interview with Bobby Moske and Bill Camilo, co-producers of the Bow-Wow Beauty Pageant, the first ever dog beauty pageant in the Castro. The revenue for the show benefitted the Pets Are Wonderful Support (PAWS) organization for People With AIDS. They discuss the type of dogs involved in the show and why they chose to do a dog beauty pageant. Topics include pets, dogs, AIDS, AIDS fundraising, Pets Are Wonderful Support (PAWS), People With AIDS, and Castro District. Tape 13 label: Side B: Side 3: Alan Selby. August 1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with Gary D'Alois, a successful cartoonist and Bay Area resident who was diagnosed with AIDS. He discusses his travels to various cities despite being diagnosed with AIDS, including trips to Paris, Hawaii, and the East Coast. Topics include travel, AIDS, AIDS stigma, health, and hospitals. Tape 180: Side B: Gary D’Aldis [sic]-Paris II. February 1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with members of the Gay and Lesbian Vegetarians Club, a group of gay and lesbian vegetarians that would congregate regularly. Members spanned from the Russian River to Santa Cruz. Members such as Rick Haze describe why they are vegetarian and detail the dishes they brought to the potluck.Topics include vegetarian, food, potluck, gay, lesbian, and animal cruelty. Tape 59: Side B: Gay and Lesbian Vegetarians. Audio Cassette.

Live audio recording of a potluck meeting for the Gay and Lesbian Vegetarians Club, a group of gay and lesbian vegetarians that would congregate regularly. Members spanned from the Russian River to Santa Cruz. Topics include vegetarian, food, potluck, gay, lesbian, and animal cruelty. Tape 59: Side A: Gay and Lesbian Vegetarians. Audio Cassette.

Chris Nunez, a member of the Gay and Lesbian Youth Advocacy Council, interview with Mary Richards to discuss support for LGBTQ youth in school. Tape 108 label: Side A: Chris Nunez-Gay/Lesbian Youth. March 1988. Side B: Bob Birle-School Teacher. March 1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with members of the improv group "Over Our Heads." Included are conversations with the four women who form the group, Annie Larson, Marion Damon, Teresa Chandler, and Karen Ripley. They discuss their preferred performance style, their experience working together, and the integration of sex into their shows. Topics include Improv, performance, sex, porn, comedy, gender, comedy, night life, and entertainment. Tape 77 label: Side B: “Over Our Heads” Interview. Audio Cassette.

Interview with Johanna Poethig, an artist who painted a 1987 mural of Harvey Milk in Duboce Park. She discusses her artistic process, an event she planned for the unveiling of the mural, and the evolution of the mural project. Topics include art, Harvey Milk, gay, politics, mural, Duboce Park, and public art. Tape 151: Side A: Johanna Poethig-Milk Mural. 3/26/1988. Audio Cassette.

Live audio recording of a dinner at the Galleon to honor José Sarria, who held the title of first Empress de San Francisco and the Widow Norton. Included is a speech by Sarria, in which he discusses a play titled In Memory of Friends, which brought funds to people with AIDS. Included is also a speech by Scott Johnson and recordings of musical performances at the event. Topics include Widow Norton, José Sarria, AIDS, AIDS benefit, theatre, Palace of Fine Arts, and music. Tape 3: Side A: José Sarria-Widow Norton. 10/1/1988. Audio Cassette.

Tape 33 label: "Side A: Ed Ellis: Adult Children of Alcoholics. February 1988. Side B: Mimi Goodwin/Ed Ellis"

Tape 182 label: "SF Precision Whip Drill Team. February 1988". Topics: Lesbians, Leather, S/M Kink

Tape 205 label: "Side A: Ross Critch (2). Bow-Wow Sydney (1). August 1988. Side B: Bow-Wow Beauties (2). August 1988." Topics: Church organ, Bow Wow Beauties dog contest, PAWS, HIV/AIDS, Pets

Tape 179 label: "Gary D’Aldis [sic]-Paris I. February 1988." Topics: HIV/AIDS, Paris, France

Tape 72 label: "Side A: Ross Critch-Sidney [sic]. August 1988". Sydney, Australia, HIV/AIDS, Bars

Tape 72 label: "Side A: Ross Critch-Sidney [sic]. August 1988". Sydney, Australia, HIV/AIDS, Bars

Tape 205 label: "Side A: Ross Critch (2). Bow-Wow Sydney (1). August 1988. Side B: Bow-Wow Beauties (2). August 1988." Topics: HIV/AIDS, Pets, PAWS

Tape 43 label: "Side A: Coits: 25th Anniversary. June 1988"

Tape 43 label: "Side A: Coits: 25th Anniversary. June 1988". Topics: Coits, Pride parade and events, LGBTQ history

Tape 199 label: "Side A: Richard Carrazza-PAWS. March 1988. Side B: Steve Crider-PAWS. March 1988". Topics: CUAV, Speakers Bureau, Youth Outreach, HIV/AIDS, PAWS, Pets and animals

Tape 199 label: "Side A: Richard Carrazza-PAWS. March 1988. Side B: Steve Crider-PAWS. March 1988". Topics: HIV/AIDS, PAWS, Pets and animals

Tape 33 label: "Side A: Ed Ellis: Adult Children of Alcoholics. February 1988. Side B: Mimi Goodwin/Ed Ellis"

Tape 182 label: "SF Precision Whip Drill Team. February 1988". Topics: Lesbians, Leather, S/M Kink

Interview with José Sarria, who held the title of first Empress de San Francisco and the Widow Norton.He discusses his experience living in Phoenix, Arizona, and his decision to come back to San Francisco for the play In Memory of Friends.Topics include Widow Norton, José Sarria, AIDS, AIDS benefit, theatre, Palace of Fine Arts, and Arizona. Tape 3: Side B: José Sarria-Widow Norton. 10/1/1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with members of the improv group "Over Our Heads." Included are conversations with the four women who form the group, Annie Larson, Marion Damon, Teresa Chandler, and Karen Ripley. They discuss their personal backgrounds, what to expect from their shows, and their experience working together. Topics include Improv, performance, comedy, gender, comedy, night life, and entertainment. Tape 77 label: Side A: Interview-“Over Our Heads.” 3/14/1988. Audio Cassette.

Live audio recording of the first ever Rainbow Alliance of the Deaf (RAD) Convention and AIDS Service Fund. Included are speeches by Angelo Rosado, Don Hester, and a member of the Gay Softball League. Topics include Deaf people, disability, gay men, lesbians, sports, fundraising, gay groups, lesbian groups, Florida. Tape 80: Side A: RDS AIDS Service Fund. 3/26/1988. Audio Cassette.

Recording includes singing, conversation, and ambient noise. (Side A.)Tape 160 label: Side A: Voices-Bay Area Lesbian Choral Ensemble. The Birth. 9/27/1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with Robert Meslinksi to discuss a project he led in which children wrote cards for people with AIDS. Mary Richards also reads some of the cards children wrote for AIDS patients. Topics include AIDS, children, schools, and AIDS outreach. Tape 71 label: Side A: Robert Meslinksi (Children’s Cards for PWAs). December 1988. Audio Cassette.

Tape 160 label: Side A: Voices-Bay Area Lesbian Choral Ensemble. The Birth. 9/27/1988. Audio Cassette.

Tape 112 label: Side A: Gay Vegetarians. 11/20/1988. Audio Cassette.

Tape 112 label: Side A: Gay Vegetarians. 11/20/1988. Audio Cassette.

Tape 194 label: Side A: Lesbian/Gay Freedom Day Parade and COITS II. June 1988. Audio Cassette.

Tape 64 label: Side A: Gay Fathers. 8/7/1988. Audio Cassette.

Tape 64 label: Side A: Gay Fathers. 8/7/1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with Chuck Lewis, who administered a "Night Ministry" in the streets of the Tenderloin. The ministry would walk around the Tenderloin and ensure people that the ministry was there for them emotionally, psychologically, and as an overall resource. Lewis discusses AIDS workshops, religion in San Francisco, and the evolution of the gay community from the 1960s to the 1980s. Topics include religion, class, police, poverty, Tenderloin, gay, lesbian, AIDS, counseling, suicide, drugs, alcohol, marriage, family, and nightlife. Tape 141:. Side A: SF Night Ministry III. C. Lewis. May 1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with Chuck Lewis, who administered a "Night Ministry" in the streets of the Tenderloin. The ministry would walk around the Tenderloin and ensure people that the ministry was there for them emotionally, psychologically, and as an overall resource. Lewis discusses gender, safety precautions when ministering in the streets, and his personal background.Topics include religion, class, poverty, Tenderloin, gay, lesbian, AIDS, counseling, suicide, drugs, alcohol, marriage, family, and nightlife. Tape 130: Side A: SF Night Ministry-C. Lewis. June 1988. Audio Cassette

A San Francisco resident named Bruce discusses his experience of coming out to friends, family, and work acquaintances. He discusses how he felt after coming out and what coming out can mean to others. Topics include coming out, closet, gay, lesbian, happiness, family, and gay relationships. Tape 62: Side B: Bruce on coming out. October 1988.

Interview with Peter Middendorf, the co-chair of the Bay Area Physicians for Human Rights (BAPHR) Foundation, to discuss the Foundation's awarding of funds to twelve organizations. Among these organizations are the Harvey Milk AIDS Education Fund and the San Francisco Suicide Prevention. Topics include Bay Area Physicians for Human Rights (BAPHR) Foundation, AIDS, Gay Rights, Lesbian Physicians, Medicine, and Elitism. Tape 143 label: Side A: Peter Middendorf. BAPHR. 1/21/1988. Audio Cassette.

David Lemos interview with Mary Richards to discuss his play “More than Names.” (Side B.)Tape 125 label: “More than Names.” David Lemos. 9/1/1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with Peter Middendorf, the co-chair of the Bay Area Physicians for Human Rights (BAPHR) Foundation, to discuss the Foundation's awarding of $20,000 to twelve organizations. Middendorf discusses the foundation's goals and its process for choosing the recipients of the funds.Topics include Bay Area Physicians for Human Rights (BAPHR) Foundation, gender, AIDS, Gay, Lesbian, Medicine, Project Funding, and Application Procedures. Tape 143 label: Side B: Peter Middendorf. BAPHR. 1/21/1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with Rosemary Mitchell, member on the board of the Bay Area Physicians for Human Rights (BAPHR) Foundation. She notes her qualifications for being a member on the board, her experience as the only woman on it, and her involvement with the Gay Games. Topics include Bay Area Physicians for Human Rights (BAPHR) Foundation, gay games, lesbian, gender, and fundraising. Label: Side A: Rosemary Mitchell. BAPHR. January 1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with Sabina Madden (Fasano) to discuss the misrepresentation of Michael Fasano's relationship to his family in the press. Madden discusses Fasano's parents' support of his sexuality, and their love for him at the time that he died of AIDS. Topics include AIDS, family, disownment, media misrepresentation, and AIDS stigma. Tape 101 label: Side A: Sabina Madden (Fasano). February 1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with Johanna Poethig, an artist who painted a 1987 mural of Harvey Milk in Duboce Park. She discusses the content of the mural and the people she collaborated with for the mural. Included is also an interview with a Pets Are Wonderful Support (PAWS) volunteer. Topics include art, Harvey Milk, gay, politics, mural, Duboce Park, AIDS, pets, animals, dogs, Pets Are Wonderful Support (PAWS), social services, and public art. Tape 151: Side A: Johanna Poethig-Milk Mural. 3/26/1988. Audio Cassette.

Tape 75 label: Side A: Lesbian Mothers. 10/1/1988. Audio Cassette.

Tape 200 label: Side A: Lesbian/Gay Freedom Day Parade I. June 1988. Audio Cassette. Topics: Pride

Tape 200 label: Side A: Lesbian/Gay Freedom Day Parade I. June 1988. Audio Cassette. Topics: Pride

Interview with Bea Roman, who served as the executive director of the Lesbian and Gay Health Foundation (LGHF) in Washington D.C. She also discusses her past role at the Shanti Project, in which she served as its development director to raise funds and provide services for people with AIDS. Topics include medicine, lesbian, gay, AIDS, Lesbian and Gay Health Foundation, National Lesbian and Gay Health Conference, and Shanti Project. Tape 181: Side A: Bea Roman. Lesbian/Gay Health. October 1988. Audio Cassette.

Andre Laventure interview with Mary Richards to discuss his newsletter for People with AIDS, PWA Voice (Side B). Tape 203 label: Side A: Andre Laventure-PWA Newsletter. May 1988. Side B: Andre Laventure. Audio Cassette.

Lynn McLeod and Nancy Rupprecht interview with Mary Richards to discuss their experiences running a women's garage Called Labrys. (Side B.)Tape 28 label: Side A: LABYRIS: Lynn/Nancy. 6/8/1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with the committee of the AIDS Service Fund for the Rainbow Alliance of the Deaf (RAD) to discuss RAD's new AIDS services. Included are interviews with Jovan Ryg, Tony Gayle, Don Bangs on topics such as AIDS services for people with disabilities (specifically for deaf folks), fundraising for the organization, and the founding of the organization. Topics include deaf, AIDS, AIDS Service Fund, disability, discrimination, gay, lesbian, sports, fundraising, gay groups, lesbian groups, and Rainbow Deaf Society (RAD)Tape 86: Side A: RDS-AIDS Service Fund. March 1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with Chris West and other Bay Area residents who receive services from Pets Are Wonderful Support (PAWS). They discuss the services they obtain from the organization, their personal health, and their relationship to her pets.Topics include AIDS, health, pets, animals, dogs, Pets Are Wonderful Support (PAWS), and social servicesTape 161: Side A: PAWS (Chris West). April 1988. Audio Cassette.

Lynn McLeod and Nancy Rupprecht Interview With Mary Richards to Discuss Their Experiences Running a Women's Garage Called Labrys. (Side A). Tape 28 label: Side A: LABYRIS: Lynn/Nancy. 6/8/1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with Bea Roman, who served as the executive director of the Lesbian and Gay Health Foundation (LGHF) in Washington D.C. She discusses the medical credentials of the board of directors for the LGHF in light of the 11th National Lesbian and Gay Health Conference. She also discusses her past role at the Shanti Project, in which she served as its development director to raise funds and provide services for people with AIDS. Topics include medicine, lesbian, gay, AIDS, Lesbian and Gay Health Foundation, National Lesbian and Gay Health Conference, and Shanti Project. Tape 181: Side B: Bea Roman. Lesbian/Gay Health. October 1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with the committee of the AIDS Service Fund for the Rainbow Alliance of the Deaf (RAD) to discuss RAD's new AIDS services. Included are interviews with Jovan Ryg, Tony Gayle, Don Bangs on topics such as AIDS services for people with disabilities (specifically for deaf folks), fundraising for the organization, and the founding of the organization. Topics include deaf, AIDS, AIDS Service Fund, disability, discrimination, gay, lesbian, sports, fundraising, gay groups, lesbian groups, and Rainbow Deaf Society (RAD)Tape 86: Side A: RDS-AIDS Service Fund. March 1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with Rick Dean, the development director for Face to Face, an AIDS Network organization in Sonoma County. Dean discusses the services they provide to people with AIDS, the way they fundraise money, and demographics for their facilities. Topics include AIDS, Face to Face, The Human Race, Social Services, Fundraising. Tape 123: Side A: “Over Our Heads.” March 1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with Chuck Lewis, who administered a "Night Ministry" in the streets of the Tenderloin. The ministry would walk around the Tenderloin and ensure people that the ministry was there for them emotionally, psychologically, and as an overall resource. Included is also a brief conversation with Martha Wood, coordinator of volunteers for the ministry.Topics include religion, class, poverty, Tenderloin, gay, lesbian, AIDS, counseling, suicide, drugs, alcohol, marriage, family, and nightlife. Tape 135: Side A: SF Night Ministry II. C. Lewis. June 1988. Audio Cassette.

Cartoonist Joan Hilty Interview With Mary Richards to Discuss Cartoons and Drawings. Tape 99 label: Side A: Vulkan Gallery-Joan Hilty. 3/16/1988. Side B: [Lenore] Chinn-Cartoons. Audio Cassette.

David Lemos interview with Mary Richards to discuss his play “More than Names.” (Side A.) Tape 125 label: “More than Names.” David Lemos. 9/1/1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with Ken Clark, a volunteer for Pets Are Wonderful Support (PAWS). He discusses the organization's services, including their services for people with AIDS. Topics include AIDS, pets, animals, dogs, Pets Are Wonderful Support (PAWS), and social servicesTape 132: Side A: PAWS (end). Street Volunteers. Concord. March 1988. Audio Cassette.

Interview with Robert Meslinski to discuss a project he led where children wrote holiday cards for people with AIDS. He discusses how the project works, the logistics of the card distribution, and the demographics of the children who send the cards. Topics include AIDS, children, schools, religion, demographics, AIDS outreach, and healthcare. Tape 71 label: Side B: Robert Meslinksi (Children’s Cards for PWAs). December 1988. Audio Cassette.

Lesbian parents interview with Mary Richards about their lives as parents and their extended families (Side B.) Tape 109 label: Side A: “Bringing Up Baby” K. Krebs and D Delorenzo. March 1988. Audio Cassette.