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A Queersafe Zine
Under a section titled, "Why a Sex Health Zine for Queers," the authors write, "The reason that I am making this zine is because safe sex education since the arrival of the HIV/AIDS Pandemic has been designed in a way to blame and shame not only…
AIDS-Safe S/M: AIDS Prevention for Gay Men into S/M
"Gay men who enjoy S/M have always relied to a high degree on their imagination, mutual trust, and an awareness of limits and possible dangers. In the face of the AIDS epidemic even more ingenuity and risk-assessment are called for if S/M sex is to…
BRAZEN: Trans Women's Safer Sex Guide
This is a guide that was created by The 519 Church Street Community Centre, an agency in Toronto devoted to the health and wellbeing of the LGBTQ community. The guide covers sex work, harm reduction, STIs, and other topics in relation to the lives…
Can We Talk?
Tri-fold pamphlet produced by the Harvey Milk Lesbian & Gay Democratic Club and distributed by the AIDS Project Hartford. "AIDS, Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, is a serious crisis affecting everyone, but especially gay men. We wrote this…
How to Have Sex in an Epidemic: One Approach
"The question on every sexually active gay man's mind these days is: "How can I avoid AIDS?' Since no one knows for sure how gay men are developing AIDS, you may wonder how rational guidelines to prevent the disease can be formulated. Obviously, we…
Just Say Yes
"There are lots of safe and fun ways to get off, which you probably wonʼt learn in school. You can do many of these things all by yourself as well as with others, and you can talk about them even if you donʼt want to do them. Donʼt feel like you have…
Lesbians and AIDS: What's the Connection?
This brochure includes basic information about the epidemiology of AIDS at the time, modes of transmission, safer sex practices for women who have sex with women, and why AIDS is a relevant social issue even to women who are not at risk.
Lesbians: Low Risk for AIDS, High Risk for Discrimination
This brochure features of myths and facts about lesbians and AIDS, noting that while lesbians may be at low risk for developing AIDS, they are nonetheless targeted by AIDS-related homophobia.
Play Fair!
"Several Months Ago, Mother Superior noticed a lot of sniffing, coughing, grimacing, twitching, scratching, and farting around the convent. Several of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence were complaining about itchy pussies, burning buttholes, sore…
PRIMED2: A Sex Guide For Trans Men Into Men
"This guide addresses the diverse sexual desires and sexual activities of gay, bi, and queer trans men. It includes important information on the choices we have and the questions we should ask to stay safe and healthy: sexually, mentally and…