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An online exhibit from the National Institutes of Health and dedicated to the history of the home pregnancy test. Contains a collection of advertisements for pregnancy tests during the 1970s-1980s and oral history interviews with users of pregnancy…

Collected oral histories of members of the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (ACT UP), New York. Men and women interviewed discuss their experiences with civil rights activism, sexuality, and health care during the AIDS epidemic. The archive provides…

A collection of thirteen newsletters published by the American Educational Gender Information Service, Inc and addressing crossdresser and transgender communities. Newsletters date from 1994-1998 and discuss topics such as passing, hormone therapy,…

Publications from the American Educational Gender Information Service, Inc. between 1990 and 1998. Artifacts include journal articles, leaflets, and catalogs discussing gender identity from a medical perspective. Publications included research…

A collection of over fifty full-text books and pamphlets by 19th century African American women writers, relating to their experiences and observations during the Civil War era. Authors include Sojourner Truth, Phillis Wheatley, and Harriet Wilson.…

An archive containing interviews with Canadian activists during the AIDS epidemic, 1980s-1990s. Both full-text transcripts and video clips of oral histories are accessible. The archive also hosts a collection of photographs, magazine articles, and…

An archive of New York Times articles and images related to the AIDS epidemic and its milestones, 1981-2001. Articles are organized chronologically and chart changes in the public perception of HIV/AIDS during this period. A sidebar contains various…

A collection of more than 8000 educational posters about the AIDS epidemic, published between 1982 and the present. Posters represent more than one hundred countries and sixty languages, and cover subjects such as awareness, prevention, and advocacy.

Five digital collections from the Library of Congress relating to American women's history. Artifacts date from the seventeenth century though the twenty-first century and cover subjects such as the American Revolutionary War and the women's suffrage…

A collection of records from the American Social Health Association (ASHA), an organization dedicated to sex education and the prevention of prostitution and venereal disease, from 1905-1990. Documents include organizational records, correspondence,…