Collection consists largely of the evaluation forms completed by students at Bay Area high schools and colleges following a presentation; other records include training manuals, speakers’ resources, and clippings.

The Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Awareness Program, formed in 1985, worked to end intolerance and stereotypes of lesbian, gay and bisexual persons. Representatives from the group gave presentations to school classes and answered questions. At the time these records were generated, the group was affiliated with the Billy DeFrank Lesbian and Gay Community Center in San Jose, California.

3.75 Linear feet

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