A group of documents from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announcing 60 new postdoctoral fellowships in AIDS research with the support of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.

Photocopied newspaper clipping about the rise of the gay community in Dallas-Fort Worth.

Two articles, one written by Elaine Schad titled 'The Art of Teaching Art' and another by Susan Shelton titled 'Denton school participates in art program', for the Denton Record-Chronicle. Both pieces cover art education in local schools and the help of NTIEVA and their teaching of DBAE.

An article from the High Points Pilot Point ISD newsletter written by Jackie McBroom about the Gee Junior High School and new art program led by the NTIEVA group. At the bottom are pictures of the new teachers.

A clipping of an article by Susan Shelton for the Denton Record-Chronicle about the new NTIEVA program's reworking of art education in Metroplex schools. Another piece by Shelton that is included covers Dr. Warren Carver's support of the program.

The Dallas Voice featuring an article about LGBT friendly candidates and a campaign ad for Ann Richards.

An article written about the University of North Texas receiving a matching grant fund from the Getty Center for Education in the Arts to help them with the education reform program. Collaborating with UNT on the project are the Amon Carter Museum, Dallas Museum of Arts, Kimbell Art Museum, Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, the Greater Denton Arts Council, the Texas Education Agency, the Texas Commission on the Arts and independent school districts of Fort Worth, Hurst-Euless-Bedford, Plano, Denton and Pilot Point. The consortia's goal is to give higher arts education to elementary and secondary school children, so that they will be life-long admirers and contributors to the arts.

A clipping from an article titled 'Getty Center grants $3.75 million to Art Education' in the National Art Education Association's naea news publication. The piece covers the grants given to consortiums in Florida, Minnesota, Nebraska, Ohio, Tennessee, and Texas as well as the DBAE learning programs that it funds through them.

A press release describing an educational institute for thirty North Texas art educators and principals sponsored by the North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts (NTIEVA) held at the Amon Carter Museum on June 20, 1990. The goal of the institute was teach visual literacy and sensory awareness to educators in order to give them tools to teach creative and higher-level thinking skills to their students. The institute used interactive exercises like role playing and a "sound symphony" based on artworks held by the Amon Carter to teach these concepts.

Photocopy of the front cover of a magazine and an article titled Money for the Asking, which details that teachers have to make do with what they have, but education funds are trying to change that, funneling money and expertise into the schools that need the support the most.