https://jasperc.digitalscholarship.brown.edu/files/original/ece7d519644467a3f07c0417ba11e682.pdf 5b6e669365222f77f014fdf305d0f426 https://jasperc.digitalscholarship.brown.edu/files/original/4af61b30678e7529d9213c6bfcecb775.JPG 499b801ec4a7d514bfa0ed98f28293da https://jasperc.digitalscholarship.brown.edu/files/original/8ea755f9e7d1255028379d50b537d722.JPG 2569f9d4188a4f2838be8220cb87949b https://jasperc.digitalscholarship.brown.edu/files/original/6335ba5bf8a587b8da5cdbb4fb631758.JPG 72350a536fadf248b8eb9ccf205d7019 https://jasperc.digitalscholarship.brown.edu/files/original/4caf71ffc24982bec772037ca107e366.JPG 5eaab93498b7ee3fd94e2620543a2afa Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Letters to the NAMES Project Description An account of the resource A selection of the thousands of letters that have been received by the organization from those who have made Quilt panels in memory of friends and loved ones. The collective, comunal and collaborative nature of this quilt project is reflected within these letters. As with the NAMES project, the existence of this material, its collection and archiving, is in itself a form of protest. These letters stand prove for the love and care of the individuals that each quilt square represents, that they were not only here, but also loved and will be remembered. This collection harkens both to the communal and collective nature of quilts, continuing a history of their resistance in their archival. Letter to "Professionals in the media" from The NAMES Project about the power of language specifically attaining to the AIDS epidemic. The document advocates for language that communicates the realities of AIDS to the public in a way that is accurate, objective, non-judgemental, and even as hopeful as possible. This document was written and distributed for the Washington, D.C. display of the AIDS quilt October 8-9, 1988 and included in The NAMES Project hand out folder, featuring other information about the physical quilt, its history of creation and display. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The NAMES Project Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Cathrine Gund Papers Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Christine Dunlarp Farnham Archive Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Cathrine Gund Language A language of the resource English Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource October 8-9, 1988 AIDS Community Love Memory Memory Quilt Quilt Quilting The NAMES Project