Photograph of a banner with three horizontal sections, hung on a curtain. The top section says "Terry Tebedo 'Memory Maker'" and has images of birds in flight; the middle section has an image of a baseball cap in the background with the name "Mikey" over it, in memory of Mike Hearn, who was a Dallas caterer and supporter of the AIDS Resource Center; the lower section has an image of a Pegasus flying over the name "Howie Daire." This was part of the AIDS Memorial Quilt and it honors all three men.

A photograph of Bill Hunt eating a piece of bread at the DGA Board Retreat in 1986. Handwritten on the back of this photograph are the words, "Bill Hunt. DGA Board Retreat - 1986."

Newsletter of the Institute for the Scientific Investigation containing organizational news as well as articles written by members or reprinted from other sources discussing AIDS and homosexuality.

Photograph of Don Eastman, a former minister at MCC in Dallas, Texas, speaking in front of a microphone as the Grand Marshal during the Freedom Festival Parade in 1986. There is a medal hung around his neck on a striped ribbon.

Photograph of the cast of a Theater Gemini Production, starring in "Last Summer at Bluefish Cove." The back of the images reads: "The Cast of a Theatre Gemini Production."

Collage of five photographs of Nuclear Meltdown Party revelers, sponsors, and victims. George "Tony" Anthony of the Dallas Gay Alliance and Mark Rogers are included in these photos.

Photograph of Deb Elder at a Dallas Gay Alliance retreat in December, 1986. She is seated on the back of a sofa, holding a large styrofoam cup and looking to her left.

Photograph of Dallas Gay Alliance members on a board retreat in December, 1986. They are posing together in two rows in front of a brick wall ; a quilt is partially visible on the wall behind them. They are identified from left to right as: (front row) Terry Tebedo, Don Doggendorf, Mark Rogers, Bruce Monroe, Tony Anthony and Joe Desmond; (back row) Mike Richards, Deb Elder, Bill Hunt, John Rogers, and Rodd Gray (Patti Le Plae Safe).

Photo of seated man with a young baby on his lap.

Photograph of Terry Tebedo at a Dallas Gay Alliance retreat in December 1986. He is seated at a table, holding sheets of paper and a pen. Another person is partially visible behind him.

Video footage from the Resource Center LGBT Collection. A brief clip of a news story about

Video footage from the Resource Center LGBT Collection. Video starts at 0:23. Ed Busch interviews Don Baker about his activism and the appeal to the Texas Court of Appeals about the Texas Sodomy Law, Penal code 21.06.

Video footage from the Resource Center LGBT Collection. First PSA from Wexler & Shalek, "candles", starts at 0:03. Second PSA, " look away" starts at 1:03. Third PSA, "Glass Walls", starts at 2:03. Fourth PSA, "Alone", starts at 3:03. The first American Red Cross PSA, "Airport" 1/2, starts at 3:58. the second PSA , "Airport" 2/2, starts at 5:01. The third PSA "Patti LaBelle", starts at 6:03. The same PSA repeats at 7:01. The first news story begins at 7:39. The second at 9:23.

A Dallas Times Herald clipping about the APA studying AIDS sufferers and their coping mechanisms, as well as how homophobia affected their lives.

A Dallas Morning News article on the National Academy of Sciences and the Institute of Medicine calling the US government to action in the fight against AIDS.

A Dallas Times Herald newspaper clipping about a Dallas charity event designed to raise money for a temporary AIDS shelter.

A variety of Dallas Times Herald articles on a growing understanding of sexually transmitted infections and safe sex.

A Dallas Times Herald newspaper clipping about the Vice branch of the Dallas Police Department arresting individuals in gay bars, and about the Dallas LGBTQIA+ community finding ways to protest together.

A document outlining the creation of the AIDS ARMS Network.

Clipping of an article about William "Buck" Buckingham, his post with the Clinton administration, and his past as director of the AIDS ARMS Network.

An AIDS ARMS Network brochure which describes what the agency does for its clients.

A June 12, 1986 proposal to establish the AIDS ARMS Network, Inc. by the Community Council of Greater Dallas.

An article about an opinion of William "Buck" Buckingham during his tenure as director of the AIDS ARMS Network, Inc. and as AIDS czar for the Clinton administration.