Two letters welcoming Magic Johnson and his family to Nova Scotia and inviting him to participate at an event organized by the Black Outreach Project and the Black Cultural Centre, held on October 24, 1996.
1st Newsletter by Southern African AIDS Training Programme (Fall 1994), a Canadian Public Health Association program funded by Canadian International Development Agency.
Patient Notes article, source unknown. "Speaking Out: A Message from a Black Woman AIDS Activist" by Janice Jirau, Vice President, Board of Directors, LifeLink, Inc., PWA Coalition of Washington, DS
Draft report by Transition Committee of AIDS Coalition of Nova Scotia on how best to incorporate interests of stakeholders to form a new coalition for a community-based, provincial response to HIV/AIDS in Nova Scotia.
Page 23 of "A Provincial Response to AIDS" document by Fourth Wave Strategic Management Associates, 31 August 1994. Includes recommendations for accountability to the African Nova Scotia community.
Items include: letter on AIDS training sessions and resources for Black community, written by Deena Noseworthy on 18 December 1995; outline of Black Outreach Project's AIDS training sessions; questionnaire for Black Outreach Project's resource kit…
Print media article by Maura Donovan discussing Tuma Young's experience as a founder of the Atlantic First Nations AIDS Task Force; a student at the University College of Cape Breton and the University of British Columbia; and the first Mi'kmaq…