Guide to the California Lavender Smokefree Project Records,
1983-1999bulk 1994-1998
Processed by Arel Lucas
UCSF Library & CKM
Archives and Special Collections
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Note
Area, Interdisciplinary, and Ethnic Studies--Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Studies
Biological and Medical Sciences--Substance Abuse
Biological and Medical Sciences--Consumer Health
Biological and Medical Sciences--Public Health--Public Health General
Geographical (By Place)--California--Bay Area
Guide to the California Lavender Smokefree Project Records,
1983-1999bulk 1994-1998
Collection number: MSS 2001-03
UCSF Library & CKM
Archives and Special Collections
University of California, San Francisco
Contact Information:
- UCSF Library & CKM
- Archives and Special Collections
- 530 Parnassus Ave.
- San Francisco, CA 94143-0840
- Phone: (415) 476-8112
- Fax: (415) 476-4653
- Email: http://www.library.ucsf.edu/collections/archives/contact
- URL: http://www.library.ucsf.edu/tobacco/
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- Arel Lucas
- Date Completed:
- January 2002
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Descriptive Summary
Title: California Lavender Smokefree Project Records,
Date (inclusive): 1983-1999
Date (bulk): bulk 1994-1998
Collection number: MSS 2001-03
Creator:
California Lavender Smokefree Project
Extent:
3 boxes
Approx. 2.33 cubic ft.
Repository:
University of California, San Francisco. Library.
Archives and Special Collections.
San Francisco, California 94143-0840
Abstract: These records document the work of the California Lavender Smokefree Project throughout its five-year course.
Physical location: Archives
Language:
English.
Administrative Information
Access
Collection is open for research.
Publication Rights
Copyright has not been assigned to the Library & Center for Knowledge Management. All requests for permission to publish or
quote from manuscripts must be submitted in writing to the Head of Archives & Special Collections. Permission for publication
is given on behalf of the Library & Center for Knowledge Management as the owner of the physical items and is not intended
to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which must also be obtained by the reader.
Preferred Citation
California Lavender Smokefree Project Records, MSS 2001-03, Archives & Special Collections, UCSF Library & CKM
Acquisition Information
The papers were donated by Community Focus, one of the founding organizations, after the project ended in 2000.
Organizational History
The California Lavender Smokefree Project (CLSP) was established in 1995 by the Coalition of Lavender-Americans on Smoking
and Health (CLASH) and Community Focus, both of San Francisco, California. The organization began operation on what was originally
a two-year grant from the Tobacco Conrol Section of the California Department of Health Services of California's Proposition
99 funds (the Tobacco Tax Health Protection Act of 1998).
CLSP received the first statewide grant from that fund that focused on the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community.
For the next five years, until July 1, 2000, it coordinated resource teams throughout California that developed and carried
out strategies to counter tobacco advertising in that community.
Scope and Content of Collection
These records document the work of the California Lavender Smokefree Project throughout its five-year course. Materials include
correspondence, newsletters, flyers and pamphlets, contact and focus group reports, newspaper and magazine clippings, photographs,
signs, press releases, photocopies of articles, printouts of project planning, media kits, fact sheets, advertising and drafts
of advertising. Subjects covered include tobacco industry targeting of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender ("LGBT")
community, smokefree bars and restaurants, regional teams and related organizations working toward tobacco control in the
LGBT community, prevention of tobacco use among youth, and related topics.
Arrangement
The collection has been divided into 7 series: Resource Teams; Programs, Campaigns and Promotions; Press Releases, Publications
and Clippings; Research and Information; Related Campaigns and Groups; Ephemera; Administrative Records. Arrangement is by
subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original folder titles
have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was imposed based
on observed groupings.
Indexing Terms
The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog.
California Lavender Smokefree Project
Gay men
Gays--California--Los Angeles
Gays--California--San Francisco
Gays--Counseling of
Gays--Medical care
Gays--Social life and customs
Lesbians
Lesbians--California--Los Angeles
Lesbians--California--San Francisco Bay Area
Social work with gays--United States
Social work with lesbians--United States
Proposition 99, November 1988
Smoking--Education--California
Resources Teams,
1995-2000
Physical Description:
Box 1:1-46
Scope and Content Note
Series 1 is comprised of seven subseries, one for each of the resource teams operating in different topical or geographic
areas: Bay Area, Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Diego, San Francisco, San Jose, Media. These records document the local or topical
activities of each team.
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Bay Area,
1997-2000
Physical Description:
Box 1:1-7
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Box-folder 1:7
Ad for Institutions (institution surveys,
2000)
Box-folder 1:8
Feedback Presentation forms/participation form
Los Angeles,
1995-1999
Physical Description:
Box 1:9-21
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Los Angeles Resource Team:
Box-folder 1:15
Presentation of Keith Folger (to LA Center Youth Providers),
Jun. 1998
Sacramento,
1998-2000
Physical Description:
Box 1:22-24
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Sacramento Resource Team:
San Diego,
1995-1999
Physical Description:
Box 1:25-32
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Box-folder 1:31
San Diego Resource Team Project,
1999
San Francisco,
1995-1999
Physical Description:
Box 1:33-40
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
San Francisco Resource Team:
Box-folder 1:35
Sandra Hernandez Letter,
1996
Box-folder 1:36-37
Matchbook Project,
1996-1997
Box-folder 1:38
Bay Area Bar Owner Letter,
Jun. 1997
Box-folder 1:39
Letter to Physicians Project,
1998
San Jose,
1998-2000
Physical Description:
Box 1:41-46
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Box-folder 1:42
1998 Bar Projects, Rodeo Survey, etc.
Box-folder 1:43
San Jose Survey Rodeo,
1998
Media Resource Team,
n.d.
Physical Description:
Box 1:47
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Programs, Campaigns and Promotions,
1995-2000
Physical Description:
Box 1:48-77, Box 2:1-23
Scope and Content Note
This series contains information about the various campaigns, promotions, programs, projects and other activities of the Project.
Distinction is made among "promotion," which is defined as a one-time effort to publicize the cause and/or raise funds; "project"
and "campaign," which each refer to a single, goal-oriented series of actions with a definite beginning and end; "programs,"
which were ongoing or periodical efforts carried out over time in specific locations for target groups such as women, gays,
teens, youth, and so on; and "events" such as conferences and festivals in which the Project participated but did not organize.
These records document film festivals, "Pride" activities in various communities, Leslie Nuchow concerts ("Virginia Slam"),
the Community Health Survey, Youth Outreach, the Free Zone, the Castro Smoke Free Bar Parade, ad campaigns, banners and materials,
Outfest, town hall meetings, the Great Gay and Lesbian American Smokeout, mailing lists of organizations, and other events
and programs.
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Programs,
1998, n.d.
Physical Description:
Box 1:48-55
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Box-folder 1:51
Sponsorship--Lavender Youth Recreation and Information Center (LYRIC) Softball Team
Box-folder 1:52
(Program), Mailings, Materials
Box-folder 1:53
Wedge Contact Report,
1998
Box-folder 1:54
Facts Sheets (2 different ones)
Box-folder 1:55
Katherine Ulveling--Youth Outreach Plan,
Fall 1998
Promotions,
1997-1999
Physical Description:
Box 1:56-61
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Box-folder 1:56
Castro Smoke Free Bar Parade,
1999
Box-folder 1:58
Folsom/Castro Street Fairs,
1998
Box-folder 1:59
Leslie Nuchow Promotion,
1999
Box-folder 1:60
"The Next Move Is Yours" Brochure (w/ALALA),
1997
Campaigns and Projects,
1996-2000
Physical Description:
Box 1:62-73
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Box-folder 1:63
1997--TV Public Service Announcement Cover Letter
Box-folder 1:66
(Anti-) Tobacco Advertisements with Focus Group Material
Box-folder 1:68
California Tobacco Media Campaign,
1999
Box-folder 1:70
Great Gay & Lesbian American Smokeout Los Angeles,
1996 & Public Service Announcement
Box-folder 1:71
The Last Drag: Youth Effort
2000
Box-folder 1:72
Last Drag Newsletter (San Francisco)
Box-folder 1:73
Advertising Campaign [?] "Tobacco Companies Butt Out"
Mailing Lists,
1995
Physical Description:
Box 1:74-75
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Box-folder 1:74
LGBT Organizations List Life AIDS Lobby,
1995
Events,
1997-1999
Physical Description:
1:76-77, 2:1-5
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Box-folder 1:76
"Smokefree Public Service Announcement Film Fest. Entries
1997"
Box-folder 2:4
Los Angeles Tobacco Control Alliance Presentation,
Jun. 26, 1998
Box-folder 2:5
Los Angeles Community Prevention Council--Town Hall Meeting,
Mar. 12, 1997
Pride Celebrations,
1996-2000
Physical Description:
Box 2:6-23
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Box-folder 2:6
1996 Pride Day Survey Results
Box-folder 2:9
1997 Pride Day Materials (San Diego)
Box-folder 2:15
Pride Community Health Survey
Box-folder 2:16
Flyers (San Francisco Pride, etc.)
Box-folder 2:18
Pride Ad
1997 "Sitting Duck"
Press Releases, Publications and Clippings,
1995-2000
Physical Description:
Box 2:24-36
Scope and Content Note
Series 3 includes information produced specifically to be released to the press and/or the public regarding the Project, as
well as press clippings about it. Also included are copies of the
Smokefree Sentinel, the Project's newsletter.
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Press Releases,
1995-2000
Physical Description:
Box 2:24-27
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Box-folder 2:24
Lavender Network Press Releases,
Feb. 1995
Box-folder 2:25
Tobacco Advertising in Magazines Research & Press Release,
1996
Box-folder 2:26
1997 Launch of Ad Campaign
Box-folder 2:27
Press Releases,
Jun. 29, 2000
Clippings and Photocopies of Articles,
1995-1996
Physical Description:
Box 2:28-32
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Box-folder 2:28
Dykespeak, SF Project Article,
Apr. 1995
Box-folder 2:31
Zenger's article on CLSP,
Mar. 1996
Box-folder 2:32
Lavender Project, Clippings
Publications,
1995-1999
Physical Description:
Box 2:33-36
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Box-folder 2:33
San Francisco Sentinel, Article on State Project,
Mar. 1995
Box-folder 2:34
Smokefree Sentinel Newsletter,
1997-1999
Box-folder 2:36
San Francisco "Helms" Flyer
Information about Tobacco,
1996-1999
Physical Description:
Box 2:37-104
Scope and Content Note
These papers consist of materials (mostly copies of periodical articles) collected by the organization on tobacco and its
social effects, including tobacco-related diseases, targeting of youth and other groups through marketing techniques, and
the tobacco industry and politics.
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order
was imposed based on observed groupings.
The Tobacco Industry,
1996-1997, n.d.
Physical Description:
Box 2:37-49
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Box-folder 2:37
Conglomerates (from DOC Archives)
Box-folder 2:39
Sponsorship of LGBT Events
Box-folder 2:42
Gay Related Philip Morris Documents
Box-folder 2:43
"Front groups and allies of the tobacco Industry" Americans for Nonsmokers Rights (ANR),
1996
Box-folder 2:44
Kahn, Hal. "Non-Profits dilemma: is TI Money O.K."
San Jose Mercury News,
Apr. 8, 1996
Box-folder 2:45
"Joining the Clubs: TI Finds a venue in bars,"
Los Angeles Times,
Sept. 25, 1997
Box-folder 2:46
Los Angeles Times,
Oct. 9, 1997
Box-folder 2:47
Tobacco & the Entertainment Industry
Box-folder 2:48
Letters/Information on FORCES (Fight Ordinances and Restrictions to Control and Eliminate Smoking)
Tobacco Use and Tobacco-Related Disease,
1993-1998
Physical Description:
Box 2:50-74
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Box-folder 2:51
"Natural" and No-Additive Cigarettes
Box-folder 2:52
Info & Articles on "Natural Cigarettes"
Box-folder 2:53
Cloves, Bidis, Flavored Cigarettes
Box-folder 2:54
"Cigars, Chew and Dip and your Health" (Fact Sheet)
Box-folder 2:55
Smokeless Tobacco & Cigar Information
Box-folder 2:56
Cigar Info (American Lung Association.)
Box-folder 2:57
"Cigars are no drag to women,"
San Francisco Examiner,
Oct. 8, 1996, C-1
Box-folder 2:61
"Deaths: Study finds major shift,"
Los Angeles Times,
Sept. 16, 1996
Box-folder 2:62
Tobacco & Impotence Tobacco Education Clearinghouse literature search,
1996
Box-folder 2:65
"Queer Drug Use," Article
Box-folder 2:66
"Warning Signals of Smoking Relapse," (in "LGBT Seniors") unrelated
Box-folder 2:67
Tobacco Serious Threat to Gays,
Nov. 1998
Box-folder 2:69
United States/California Smoking Prevalence
Box-folder 2:70
National Household Survey on Drugs,
1993
Box-folder 2:71
NIDA Studies on Drug Use,
1975-1993
Box-folder 2:72
Massachusetts Risk Behavior Studies
Tobacco and Politics,
1995-1999, n.d.
Physical Description:
Box 2:75-77
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Box-folder 2:75
Tobacco Industry Political Campaign Contributions,
1995-1996
Box-folder 2:76
"Opening Pandora's Box,"
San Francisco Weekly Article
Box-folder 2:77
Fritsch, Jane. "Tobacco Companies Pump Cash into Repub. Party,"
New York Times,
Sept. 13, 1995, p. A1
Tobacco Marketing,
1995-1996, n.d.
Physical Description:
Box 2:78-94
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Box-folder 2:78
Goebel, Kevin. "Lesbians & Gays Face Tobacco Targeting"
Box-folder 2:79-80
Tobacco Industry Targeting of LGBT Community
Box-folder 2:81
"Faxable Pack Tobacco & Queers"
Box-folder 2:82
"Tobacco Targets",
GirlfriendsSept/Oct 1995, p. 8
Box-folder 2:83
Marketing to the LGBT Community and "The Myth of Affluence",
(1996)
Box-folder 2:84
"Advertising to the Gay Community" SF Advertising Club Luncheon,
Feb. 21, 1996
Box-folder 2:85
Ziman, Jenna. "Everything for a buck: Tobacco Industry targets gays & lesbians,"
Bay Guardian,
Aug.7, 1996
Box-folder 2:86
New York Times Article
(Jun. 4, 1997)
Box-folder 2:87
Smoking & Ethnic/Racial Minorities
Box-folder 2:88
Smoking & Magazines/Free Speech
Box-folder 2:89
"Nelson Mandela: Marlboro Man,"
Ad Week,
Feb. 1990
Box-folder 2:90
"Cigarette Advertising & Magazine Coverage of the Hazards of Smoking," Article
Box-folder 2:91
"Mercedes in full retreat on ad placement,"
Advertising Age
Box-folder 2:92
"Microbreweries of the tobacco . . .",
San Jose Mercury News,
Jan. 9, 1996 with chapter from
Minorities and Cancer on "The Targeting of Minority Groups by the Tobacco Industry"
Box-folder 2:93
"Force of Habit" (movies & smoke),
Los Angeles Times,
Sept. 5, 1996 Section F, P. 1
Box-folder 2:94
"MicroSmokes, "
Brand Week,
Sept. 11, 1996
Miscellaneous Materials on Tobacco,
n.d.
Physical Description:
Box 2:95-97
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Tobacco and Youth,
1998-1999, n.d.
Physical Description:
Box 2:98-104
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Box-folder 2:98
"Queer Youth & Tobacco!" (flyers)
Box-folder 2:100
Articles on Queer Youth/Risk Behavior
Box-folder 2:101
Youth Risk Taking & Smoking,
Sept. 11, 1999
Box-folder 2:102
"Teen Smoker Lag worried PM"
Box-folder 2:103
"Prospective Socio-Psychological Factors of Adolescent Smoking Progression" Journal of Adolescent Health (
1999) (with marginalia)
Box-folder 2:104
Youth Chewing Tobacco,
Aug. 1998, "Yo! & Yo!"
Related Campaigns and Groups,
1997-1999
Physical Description:
Box 2:105-126
Scope and Content Note
Covered in this series are those activities not necessarily originated by CLSP but in which the organization may have participated
or which contributed to CLSP goals. One subseries consists of media kits and other materials related to the smokefree bars
and restaurants campaigns. The second deals with gay and lesbian groups and resources, and the third with youth groups and
activities.
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Smokefree Bars and Restaurants,
1995-1999
Physical Description:
Box 2:105-113
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Box-folder 2:105
Smokefree Bars and Restaurant Information (Media Kit)
Box-folder 2:106
Economic Impact of Smokefree Policies Americans for Nonsmokers Rights (ANR)
Box-folder 2:107
AB 13 & Smokefree Bar Information
Box-folder 2:108
"Bar Protest fails to Catch Fire,"
Los Angeles Independent,
Nov. 22, 1995
Box-folder 2:109
Morris, Joe. "West Hollywood Bar Goes SmokeFree on Mondays,"
Gay & Lesbian Times,
Nov. 30, 1995
Box-folder 2:110
"Should Bars Go Smokefree?" (editorial),
Update,
Mar. 26, 1997
Box-folder 2:111
Tobacco Prevention & Education Smoke Free Bars & Taverns, (information packet with accompanying original folder)
Box-folder 1:112
Smokefree Bars Signs,
1998
Box-folder 1:113
"Busting Smokers Riles Barkeeps,"
SF Examiner,
Feb. 22, 1999
Gay and Lesbian Groups and Resources,
1997, n.d.
Physical Description:
Box 2:114-117
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Box-folder 2:114
Out & Free Materials (Seattle, Washington)
Box-folder 2:115
"Substance Abuse Resources," (Booklet)
Box-folder 2:116
ACS Lesbian & Gay Affiliate San Diego
1997 Materials
Box-folder 2:117
Carole Migden Piece,
(1997)
Youth Groups,
1998-1999
Physical Description:
Box 2:118-126
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Box-folder 2:118
University of Minnesota Youth and AIDS Projects
Box-folder 2:121
Workshop Forms and Information
Box-folder 2:122
BARTER (Bay Area Region Tobacco Education Resource) Youth Summit & Statewide Conference
Box-folder 2:123
Coleman Youth Advocates,
May 1998
Box-folder 2:124
Tobacco Free Project Youth Advisory Committee
Box-folder 2:125
Health Initiatives for Youth
Box-folder 2:126
Health and Wellness Track Youth Leadership Conference,
1999
Ephemera,
1995-1999
Physical Description:
Box 3:1-26
Scope and Content Note
This group of papers consists mainly of newspaper and magazine articles dealing with tobacco, but it also includes pamphlets
and smoking cessation materials from other groups.
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Box-folder 3:4
Small or "hip" tobacco companies
Box-folder 3:5
Smokeless Cigarettes and Non-tobacco Cigarettes
Box-folder 3:6
"Community Advocate Program,"
San Francisco Independent Article,
Mar. 1995
Box-folder 3:7
VSF Opens Its Arms to San Francisco,"
Bay Area Reporter,
Dec. 7, 1995
Box-folder 3:8
"Accepting Ads Doesn't Equal Advocacy," (editorial)
Gay & Lesbian Times,
1996
Box-folder 3:9
Pruzan, Todd "Brewing New Ties to Gay Consumers,"
Ad Age,
1996
Box-folder 3:10
Levin, M. "Tobacco Companies. . . inundate state offices with requests,"
Los Angeles Times,
Apr. 21, 1996
Box-folder 3:11
Mother Jones, Special Issue,
May/Jun 1996
Box-folder 3:12
"U.S. Tobacco Exports Fuel Smoking Increase,"
San Francisco Chronicle,
Sept. 30, 1996 p. E1
Box-folder 3:13
"Smoking linked to loss of Vision,"
Journal of the American Medical Association,
Oct. 9, 1996
Box-folder 3:14
"Tobacco $$ for the gay community: Lucky Strike--or a cancer?",
Bay Area Reporter,
Dec. 5, 1996, p. 18
Box-folder 3:15
Williams, Lance "Wilson undercut TV ads on smoking,"
San Francisco Examiner,
Dec. 22, 1996 Front Page
Box-folder 3:16
Alcohol Targeting LGBT, Article
Box-folder 3:17
Collins, G. "RJR Nabisco Posts Gain in 4th Qtr." (Tobacco Shrinks),
New York Times,
Jan. 29, 1997
Box-folder 3:18
Frontier's Article,
Dec. 1997
Box-folder 3:19
Multinational Tobacco Market,
1997
Box-folder 3:21
"The Gay Fight Against Tobacco,"
Girlfriends,
Feb. 1999
Box-folder 3:22
Frontiers Article About Gay Men & Cancer/Smoking
Box-folder 3:24
Misc. (Pamphlets and Flyers)
Box-folder 3:25
Smoking Cessation Information
Box-folder 3:26
Materials from the Smokers Helpline
Administrative Records,
1994-1999
Physical Description:
Box 3:27-47
Scope and Content Note
These records consist of focus group materials, reports, papers relating to mini-grants, general correspondence, working papers
and staff materials.
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Miscellaneous,
1994, 1997-1999
Physical Description:
Box 3:27-37
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Box-folder 3:27
Cancer Research Center, Moscow
Box-folder 3:28
Mentors, CompuMentor, Notes of Upgrades, CF Comp. Meetings (staff computers)
Box-folder 3:30
Tobacco Industry in LGBT magazines
Box-folder 3:31
Project Y.E.S. Presentation
Box-folder 3:32
BARTER (Bay Area Region Tobacco Education Resources) Mini-Grant,
1998
Box-folder 3:34
Board of Supervisors Hearing
Box-folder 3:36
"Out of the Closets",
1999
Box-folder 3:37
(Letter to editor of
Oui Magazine,
Sept. 26, 1997)
Reports,
1999, n.d.
Physical Description:
Box 3:38-42
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Box-folder 3:38
Contact HIFY (Health Initiatives for Youth)
Box-folder 3:39
Contact Reports, Lavender Youth Recreation and Information Center (LYRIC)
Box-folder 3:41
Youth Leadership Institute, YLI Contact
Focus Groups,
1995-1996, n.d.
Physical Description:
Box 3:43-47
Scope and Content Note
Arrangement
Arrangement is by subject, chronologically where possible for correspondence, articles and reports. Wherever possible, original
folder titles have been preserved. Where original order was discernible, this was preserved. Otherwise, an assumed order was
imposed based on observed groupings.
Box-folder 3:44
LGBT/Binder Focus Group,
Sept. 1995
Box-folder 3:45
California Tobacco--San Francisco and Los Angeles Focus Group Results,
1996
Box-folder 3:47
Los Angeles Focus Group on Smoking Public Service Announcement