History

AIDS Memorial Quilt Archives

http://www.aidsquilt.org/searchquilt.htm
Contains images of more than 42,000 individual panels, searchable by name.

The Pacific Northwest Lesbian Archives

http://www.pnwlesbianarchives.org/
(206) 654-4477
The Pacific Northwest Lesbian Archives (PNLA) gathers, preserves and shares primary source materials of lesbians to enhance public and scholarly understanding of our diverse, regional herstory; bringing our herstory out of obscurity to promote learning, visibility and community strength.

Northwest Lesbian and Gay History Museum Project

http://home.earthlink.net/~ruthpett/lgbthistorynw/
(206) 903-9517
The Northwest Lesbian and Gay History Museum Project (or The History Project) is an organization which preserves, researches, interprets and communicates the history of LGBT people in the Pacific Northwest for the purposes of study, education and enjoyment.

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website of the AIDS Museum! Our purpose is to provide AIDS awareness and education through the arts.

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Testimonials

"I've yet to reach a place where I feel convinced I'll ever get a grip on my condition but it is ever comforting to know that you have never given up hope for me."
Anonymous

"It is a clean sober place to hang out."
Bob

"Relationships are better. My closest, oldest friends have welcomed me back into the fold of love, care and friendship."
Anonymous

"A place to get away from all that bothers a troubled mind
wanting to take on the cares of the world."
Anonymous

"My experience with SASGCC has been a phenomenal and profound life saving, enriching experience."
Dan

"Just to be able to sit in a room with others just like me who understood what I was going through, was enormously helpful."
Anonymous

"I have had a wonderful relationship, many friends and learned quite a bit about dealing with life."
Raymond

"Things start to change, when you start feeling better about yourself."
Anonymous

"I have a safe place to deal with issues I can't anywhere else. And I can afford it because the groups are free of charge."
Anonymous

"It's really important to have a place to go where other people are dealing with the same stuff — sex, boyfriends — all that stuff that's harder to talk about at regular AA/NA meetings."
Anonymous

"I surely don't know how well I'd have come to grips with my HIV status had it not been for this place."
Raymond

"Through my involvement at the House I have galvanized my focus and purpose as a chemical dependency and mental health professional."
Julie

"When you only have individual counseling once every week or two, well-things happen on all those other days and that's when we need the support and that's where it (SOS) can be a big help."
Anonymous

"SASG and recovery groups have kept me not only alive, but alive with a purpose."
Anonymous

"SASGCC provided me with a clearer meaning about giving back to the community."
Loretta

"It felt good to be around other people and freely talk about stuff."
Anonymous

"SASGCC has been incredibly important to me. It's where I got my sense of purpose and self-esteem back."
Anonymous

"I'm in disbelief at the magnitude of my life's improvement."
Anonymous

"It was wonderful to find out about the Daring Divorced Divas group. During the time that I was recovering from the pain of the ending of my relationship with my partner, the group was a safe haven where I could go and find acceptance, support and understanding."
Anonymous

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