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Connecticut Cultural Heritage Arts Program collection, 2015.196.441.13, Connecticut Historical  ...
World AIDS Day
Connecticut Cultural Heritage Arts Program collection, 2015.196.441.13, Connecticut Historical Society, Copyright Undetermined

World AIDS Day

Subject (American, 1956 - 2021)
Date2008-2009
Mediumborn digital photography
ClassificationsGraphics
Credit LineConnecticut Cultural Heritage Arts Program collections
CopyrightIn Copyright
Object number2015.196.441.13-.19
DescriptionPhotographs from the ICR World AIDS Day event.

(.13) Image of a quilt with messages about sobriety and AIDS ribbons.

(.14) Image of an unidentified speaker.

(.15-16) Images of speaker Shawn Lang.

(.17) Image of speaker Kim Radda (ICR staff).

(.18) Image of a woman named Julie.

(.19) Image of speaker Margaret Weeks (ICR staff).
NotesSubject Note: The Institute for Community Research (ICR) is an independent nonprofit organization which conducts applied research and community enhancement programs to promote equal access to health, education, and cultural resources. ICR's location within the community reflects its mission, which emphasizes the use of original research as a way to address serious contemporary issues and problems while strengthening community-based resources in areas of health, education and culture. CCHAP began at the Institute for Community Research in Hartford in 1991, continuing there until 2015, to research, assist, and present the state’s community-based artists along with their community histories and heritage activities. ICR hosted a World AIDS Day event.


Additional audio, video, and photographic materials exist in the archive relating to these communities and artists.


Cataloging Note: This project was made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services MA-245929-OMS-20.
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