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1985, Winter, Eclipse Shanti Project Newsletter
Posted Saturday, December 21, 1985 in 1980s by Shanti Project0
This 1985 Winter Newsletter features the following articles:
1985, Summer, Eclipse Shanti Project Newsletter
Posted Friday, June 21, 1985 in 1980s by Shanti Project
This 1985 Summer Newsletter features the following articles:
- Gentle Brother, Gentle Friend
- Dispatch From. . . A New Battlefield
- Discovering A New Value
- Larry Marcus
- Vicki Berry
- George A. Boysaw
- Affection Not Rejection — Photo By Rink
1985, Spring, Eclipse Shanti Project Newsletter
Posted Friday, March 1, 1985 in 1980s by Shanti Project
This 1985 Spring Newsletter features the following articles:
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- The Spirituality Of Resistance
- AIDS And Family Relationships
- 50% Living With AIDS
- 1984 Finance Report
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1984, Fall, Eclipse Shanti Project Newsletter
Posted Saturday, September 1, 1984 in 1980s by Shanti Project
This 1984 Fall Newsletter features the following articles:
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- Executive Director Expands Project's Vision
- Practical Suppport Program
- Learning To Live
- A Letter To The Mayor. . .And Her Response. . .
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1984, Summer, Eclipse Shanti Project Newsletter
Posted Friday, June 1, 1984 in 1980s by Shanti Project
This 1984 Summer Newsletter features the following articles:
- Residence Program Enters Second Year
- 1983 Finance Report
- Counseling Program at S.F.G.H.
- A Shanti "Family" Experience
- Letter to Shanti
Shanti Staff of SFGH Ward 5A
Posted Sunday, May 6, 1984 in 1980s by Shanti ProjectA photos of Linda Maxey, Director of Shanti Unit in Ward 5A, and Ed Brophy, 5A's first Shanti Counselor. Photo courtesy of the San Francisco History Center, SF Public Library.
SFGH's 5A: The nation's first AIDS Ward.
Posted Wednesday, October 12, 1983 in 1980s by Shanti ProjectThis photo from the Shanti Ward 5A scrapbook shows a dry-erase board message from one patient to another. Photo courtesy of the San Francisco History Center, SF Public Library.
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