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Start Over Subjects Sexual minorities -- Virginia -- Richmond. Level Collection
Virginia Commonwealth University, Cabell Library

Carl Archacki papers

1 Linear Feet

Papers of Carl Archacki, a Richmond activist for equal rights and an advocate for gay and lesbian support groups, principally consists of clippings, memorandums, photographs, and leaflets concerning Archacki's work as a member of the Sexual Minorities Commission of the Catholic Diocese of Richmond, Dignity / Integrity, the Human Rights Campaign, and the Richmond Pride Coalition.

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Carl Archacki papers 1 Linear Feet

Archacki, Carl, 1957-

Papers of Carl Archacki, a Richmond activist for equal rights and an advocate for gay and lesbian support groups, principally consists of clippings, memorandums, photographs, and leaflets concerning Archacki's work as a member of the Sexual Minorities Commission of the Catholic Diocese of Richmond, Dignity / Integrity, the Human Rights Campaign, and the Richmond Pride Coalition.

Virginia Commonwealth University, Cabell Library

Central Virginia gay and lesbian publications collection

13 Linear Feet 10-12 paige boxes

This collection principally contains publications related to and concerning the gay and lesbian community in Central Virginia. Consists of organization newsletters, advertisement broadsides and flyers, newspapers, and magazines. Principally contains publications produced by specific organizations (i.e., newsletters and advertisements) and nationally and locally published magazines and newspapers that concern gay and lesbian issues but that are not associated with any one organization (i.e., The Advocate and the Virginia GayZette).

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Central Virginia gay and lesbian publications collection 13 Linear Feet 10-12 paige boxes

Murden, Steve

This collection principally contains publications related to and concerning the gay and lesbian community in Central Virginia. Consists of organization newsletters, advertisement broadsides and flyers, newspapers, and magazines. Principally contains publications produced by specific organizations (i.e., newsletters and advertisements) and nationally and locally published magazines and newspapers that concern gay and lesbian issues but that are not associated with any one organization (i.e., The Advocate and the Virginia GayZette).

Virginia Commonwealth University, Cabell Library

Jeff Trollinger papers

2.66 Linear Feet 3 doc cases, 4 print boxes

This collection consists of Jeff Trollinger's personal papers documenting the activities of the Richmond diocese's Sexual Minorities Commission and Other Voices Chorus and also includes four scrapbooks of clippings. The organizational materials including minutes, correspondence, membership files, brochures and flyers, policy and incorporation materials, and other assorted records created or acquired in the course of the organizations' operations. The scrapbooks hold clippings of news articles relating to the LGBTQ rights and the community's representation in religious organizations.

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Jeff Trollinger papers 2.66 Linear Feet 3 doc cases, 4 print boxes

Other Voices Chorus (Richmond, Va.)

This collection consists of Jeff Trollinger's personal papers documenting the activities of the Richmond diocese's Sexual Minorities Commission and Other Voices Chorus and also includes four scrapbooks of clippings. The organizational materials including minutes, correspondence, membership files, brochures and flyers, policy and incorporation materials, and other assorted records created or acquired in the course of the organizations' operations. The scrapbooks hold clippings of news articles relating to the LGBTQ rights and the community's representation in religious organizations.

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