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Series: 1. Advocacy: State, Local, and Federal Government,
1989-2001
: From the earliest days of the AIDS epidemic, Vivent Health believed it was
essential to include government advocacy as a major part of its mission. The
government response to AIDS was initially slow and minimal which required
strong, effective advocacy to increase funding and ensure enlightened AIDS
policies by government at the state, local, and federal levels. ARCW focused
its advocacy efforts on securing and increasing government funding to help
build a comprehensive system of HIV prevention, care and treatment services
throughout Wisconsin. ARCW's lobbying began with the State Legislature,
Governor and the State Department of Health Services and soon extended to
the City of Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, and other county governments.
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Subseries: State Government, 1989-2001ARCW proposed and lobbied for the Wisconsin AIDS Initiative, a
proposal that for the first time would provide state funding to
support HIV/AIDS patients through a statewide centralized case
management system called Life Care Services. ARCW won bipartisan
support for the proposal.
ARCW won support for a $150,000 grant to the Wisconsin AIDS Research
Consortium for HIV clinical drug trial research, and for an increase
in Life Care Services funding to $1.8 million. To increase the
effectiveness of AIDS advocacy, ARCW formed the Wisconsin AIDS
Response Network (WARN) comprised of all AIDS Service Organizations
in the state.
ARCW worked with the Secretary of the Department of Health Services
and the Governor to establish new funding in the state budget for
early medical intervention services for HIV patients. $680,000 was
approved for AIDS Service Organizations to provide physical health
assessments, mental health screenings and laboratory testing. This
was the first health care-related funding from the state for AIDS
Service Organizations. ARCW lobbied for and won an increase of
$420,000 in Life Care Services funding. In total, AIDS funding in
this state budget increased by $1.1 million and the Life Care
Services biennial funding rose to a total of $2.4 million, double
the amount initially set for the program in the 1989-1991 state
budget.
In the 1995-1997 biennial state budget, ARCW lobbied successfully to
avoid cuts to AIDS funding and with strong bi-partisan support won a
surprising unanimous vote on the Legislature’s Joint Finance
Committee to increase Life Care Services funding by $223,000 or
7%.
In 1997, ARCW expanded the WARN system to involve citizen advocates
from throughout the state. It created AIDS Action Wisconsin and
urged concerned citizens to join in advocating for responsive AIDS
policies. These advocates were very helpful to ARCW as it lobbied
for and won AIDS funding increases in the 1997-1999 biennial
budget.
In 1999, ARCW held the first AIDS lobby day at the State Capitol with
123 AIDS Action Wisconsin advocates participating. Their advocacy
helped ARCW win support for a $300,000 increase in state prevention
funding and a $200,000 increase in Life Care Services funding in the
1999-2001 biennial budget.
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Subseries: City of Milwaukee, 1989-2001ARCW initiated its advocacy for City of Milwaukee AIDS funding in
1993 with a $190,000 AIDS funding proposal entitled the Milwaukee
AIDS Initiative. ARCW recruited five other agencies providing AIDS
services in Milwaukee to join a coalition with ARCW to secure and
receive City funding through the Milwaukee AIDS Initiative. HIV
services to be funded by the initiative included HIV education and
prevention outreach, testing, and case management, food services,
housing services, and legal services. Despite initial opposition
from Mayor John Norquist, the proposal was eventually funded.
In the 1995 city budget, ARCW advocacy was required when the
Personnel and Finance Committee of the Common Council cut $69,200 in
historic ARCW AIDS prevention funding from the budget. Following an
intensive lobby effort with Council members, ARCW won a major
victory to restore the proposed cut and also to retain the Milwaukee
AIDS Initiative.
In the 1997 city budget ARCW lobbied for a new funding initiative
called the Milwaukee Partnership to Stop AIDS which would bring the
City of Milwaukee into partnership with Milwaukee County, the State
of Wisconsin, and private sector donors in a comprehensive
prevention strategy to reduce HIV infection among the Milwaukee’s
6,000 injection drug users. In total, it was a $1 million program
with the City of Milwaukee contributing new funding of $100,000. The
Common Council and the Mayor eventually supported an additional
$50,000 in AIDS funding for the Milwaukee AIDS Initiative, bringing
its total funding to $240,000.
In spring 1993 the City of Milwaukee experienced a severe
contamination of its drinking water with cryptosporidium causing
extreme gastrointestinal and diarrheal illness for 400,000
residents. During the crisis, 92 AIDS patients died. ARCW provided its clients with clean water, and advised them not to
drink Milwaukee tap water and to monitor their health in
collaboration with Milwaukee area physicians. ARCW also worked with
Milwaukee’s City Health Department, Common Council, and Mayor to
secure their acknowledgement of the life-threatening nature of
cryptosporidiosis for AIDS patients and their cooperation in
offering specific recommendations for avoiding and managing
cryptosporidiosis among immune compromised individuals.
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Cryptosporidium Crisis, Miller Brewing Company, Emergency
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Subseries: Milwaukee County, 1995-2000ARCW extended its advocacy to Milwaukee County in 1994 which resulted in
$50,000 of funding for AIDS prevention in the 1995 budget. The 1997 budget included funding for the Stop
Teen AIDS program that focused on reducing HIV infection
among high risk youth. During this budget cycle, ARCW also took steps to
reduce HIV transmission among gay and bisexual men and reduce public sex
activity in Milwaukee County parks. ARCW advocated for funding to support its Lifepoint clean needle exchange
program in the 1999 County Budget. Despite the support of the County
Executive and the Finance and Audit Committee of the County Board, the
full County Board narrowly voted to remove the $100,000 funding from the
budget. The following year ARCW broadened its Milwaukee County budget request by
integrating the needle exchange program with a new HIV & Hepatitis C
Prevention & Drug Treatment Harm Reduction initiative. ARCW affirmed
that county funding would not be used to purchase needles, but would be
used to fund an increase in ARCW prevention and needle exchange staff.
With this assurance, the County Executive and the County Board provided
$100,000 of funding for the expanded harm reduction prevention program
for injection drug users.
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Budget, Funding for Prevention and Legal Assistance,
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Budget, Increased Prevention Funding for Stop Teen AIDS and Plan for Public Sex
Environment Outreach, 1997
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Subseries: Kenosha County, 1994-1997
: ARCW advocacy was initiated in Kenosha County in 1994. In 1997 the
Kenosha County Department of Social Services voted to provide funding to
ARCW for HIV prevention and to work in collaboration with other Kenosha
County agencies serving high-risk youth.
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Subseries: State Health Insurance Risk-Sharing Plan (HIRSP) Authority,
1989-2001
: In 2008 the Board of Directors of the State Health Insurance Risk-Sharing
Plan (HIRSP) adopted a highly discriminatory policy that singled out HIV
patients from all other patients in its medication payment policies.
ARCW officials opposed the policy.
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HIRSP Discrimination Against AIDS/HIV Patients,
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Subseries: Miscellaneous, 1989-1999
Contents consist primarily of correspondence related to state
funding of HIV/AIDS initiatives.
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Subseries: Ryan White Care Act,
1993-1999ARCW advocacy with the federal government began with participation on
the Board of Directors of the national AIDS Action Council whose
mission is to bring AIDS public policy advocacy to Congress and the
Executive branch. From 1992 to 1996, ARCW President and CEO Doug
Nelson was a member of the board of directors of the AIDS Action
Council. ARCW COO Mike Gifford served on the board from 1997 to
2002. This participation engaged ARCW in federal government advocacy
with significant influence in the development of the national AIDS
policy agenda and its implementation by the federal government. Congress enacted the Ryan White CARE Act in 1990 to improve the
availability of care for low-income, uninsured, and under-insured
people with HIV. The funding formulas in the legislation awarded
significantly more AIDS funding to a few large cities hardest hit by
the AIDS crisis—San Francisco, New York, Los Angeles, and
others—and less funding to those with fewer AIDS cases. When the legislation was up for reauthorization in 1994, ARCW
examined the funding formulas and discovered that some states
received up to $4,000 more per AIDS case than Wisconsin. As a member
of the AIDS Action Council, ARCW urged a change in the funding
formulas to achieve more equitable Ryan White funding per AIDS case
throughout the country. Large AIDS service organizations (ASOs) from
high-funded states, however, were in control of the Council and
consistently opposed ARCW-recommended changes. In its quest for equitable AIDS funding, ARCW organized the Campaign
for Fairness, a national coalition of ASOs in 47 states that
supported equitable funding. Representing the Campaign, ARCW leaders
Doug Nelson and Mike Gifford made the case for equitable funding to
Congress and the Clinton Administration. Two years of advocacy
resulted in a Congressional victory for more equitable funding
formulas. When President Clinton signed the Ryan White CARE Act in
1996, the new equitable formulas allocated millions more in AIDS
funding for HIV services throughout the nation.
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1995-1997
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Subseries: Federal Housing, 1997-1999
In 1997, ARCW led a national effort to restore housing funds
for non-urban areas in the Housing Opportunities for People With
AIDS (HOPWA) program. The formula was changed and the funds were
restored and the improved bill was signed by President
Clinton.
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Housing Opportunities for People With AIDS (HOPWA),
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State of AIDS Forum,
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Subseries: Medicaid Expansion,
1994-1997
: ARCW lobbied the federal Health Care Financing Administration to
expand the Medicaid program to include low-income, newly diagnosed
individuals with HIV disease. With costly new HIV treatments
patients needed early medical intervention to avoid progression to
AIDS, to remain healthy and to avoid intensive and costly AIDS
treatments. By changing the Medicaid eligibility policy to eliminate
the disability requirement and to expand coverage to all low income
HIV patients, Medicaid would help to assure HIV patient access to
essential care thus reducing progression to AIDS and treatments that
would be costly for Medicaid.
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ACRW and AIDS Action Council Advocacy,
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Medicaid Background, 1994, 1996
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Series: 2. Annual Reports, 1989-2019
: Reports give information on Vivent Health services, the financial performance
of Vivent Health through its annual audited financial statements,
recognition of donors for their financial contributions, and a message from
Vivent Health president and CEO and chair of the board of directors. Annual
reports demonstrate the growth of Vivent Health, its development as a
statewide agency, the major increase in HIV patients and clients served, and
the significant expansion of HIV services that occurred.
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Subseries: AIDS Issues and Services
: Video recordings of television interviews, news coverage, feature
stories, and public service announcements on AIDS issues, along with
professionally produced educational and promotional videos on AIDS and
Vivent Health.
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AIDS in Milwaukee, News Feature,
1990City of Milwaukee Cable TV interviews ARCW Executive Director
Doug Nelson and Milwaukee Health Commissioner Paul Nannis on the
state of AIDS in Milwaukee with a focus on AIDS prevention, HIV
testing, and services for people with AIDS.
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AIDS Prevention, News Feature,
2003
WITI-TV in Milwaukee produced this feature news report on the
unique ARCW AIDS prevention program called The Bag Boyz. This
program included dozens of gay volunteers who would regularly visit
gay bars and gay pride celebrations distributing literature on AIDS
prevention, distributing condoms, encouraging HIV testing, and
answering questions on HIV issues.
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AIDS-The Quiet Secret, 2005
This is a Milwaukee Public Television special production that
focuses on the challenges of living with AIDS as discussed by four
HIV patients: Tracey Whitmore, Dale Lyn Brewster, Maurice Jenkins,
and David Kierstyn. Topics include the increasing number of women
living with HIV, successful HIV treatment, prevention strategies,
and the importance of mental health support. Participants include
ARCW Executive Director Doug Nelson, Milwaukee Health Commissioner
Bevan Baker, ARCW physician David Fisk, MD, ARCW manager of
Lifepoint needle exchange Johnson Banks, Red Cross AIDS advocate
Darrel Davidson, author of the book On The Down Low J.L. King, and
ARCW Behavioral Health Director Karen Godferson.
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ARCW Buddy Program, News Feature
1990
Milwaukee WITI-TV News anchor Nancy Chandler produced this
feature story on the system of emotional support that is provided to
HIV clients of ARCW through its buddy program. Participants include
HIV patient Jerry Smith, his buddy and emotional support volunteer
Barbara Erickson and ARCW Executive Director Doug Nelson. The video
includes footage of the Milwaukee House, the ARCW residence for HIV
patients where Jerry Smith lived.
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ARCW, News Coverage, 1996
This video contains cumulative segments of Milwaukee
television news coverage of ARCW during the month of November 1996.
Issues covered include the opening of Garden View Apartments (the
ARCW housing facility for families with HIV disease), HIV home
testing, the ARCW Dental Clinic, the 2000th AIDS death in Milwaukee,
ARCW AIDS prevention programs, and HIV and the blood
supply.
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ARCW, News Coverage, 1998
This video is cumulative segments of television news coverage
of ARCW during 1998 by stations in Milwaukee, Madison, and Green
Bay. Issues covered include needle exchange, HIV testing,
cooperative therapies for HIV patients, Wisconsin AIDSline,
Milwaukee's cryptosporidium crisis, and AIDS Walk
Wisconsin.
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The Beginning of the End,
1992This is the first professionally produced video for ARCW that
includes discussion of the early days of AIDS, services provided for
people with AIDS, prevention services and the challenges of living
with AIDS. Participants include ARCW clients, ARCW Executive
Director Doug Nelson, Case Manager Beth Hancock, and volunteer Neil
Albrecht.
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Citizen Politics and HIV/AIDS,
1994
This video is partial coverage of an AIDS Conference held in
Green Bay, Wisconsin for HIV prevention, care and treatment
professionals and AIDS advocates. ARCW Executive Director Doug
Nelson is the keynote speaker for the conference explaining the
public policy advocacy system of ARCW and how best to organize and
advocate for support and funding from public officials on the
federal, state, and local levels of government.
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Cryptosporidium News Reports,
1995
WISN-TV and WTMJ-TV in Milwaukee have evening news reports on
five new cases of cryptosporidiosis in Milwaukee. Milwaukee Health
Commissioner Seth Foldy and ARCW Deputy Executive Director Mike
Gifford are interviewed. Gifford explains the action taken by ARCW
to help protect HIV patients from cryptosporidium
infection.
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Green Bay Packer Award to ARCW,
2002
This video is of an award ceremony by the Green Bay Packers
Foundation during which 10 Community Quarterback Awards are
presented to organizations providing outstanding community services.
ARCW received three of the ten awards including the top award of
$10,000 that was accepted with moving remarks by ARCW volunteer and
HIV client Troy Tylack.
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Lifepoint Needle Exchange, Live Talk Back,
1994
Television Wisconsin Network in Madison produced a special
report on the beginning of the ARCW Lifepoint needle exchange
program in Madison. ARCW Director of Public Policy Mike Gifford
explains Lifepoint and responds to questions on the program's
capacity to reduce HIV infection among injection drug
users.
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Lifepoint Needle Exchange, News Feature,
1995
Milwaukee Public Television produced this news feature on the
operation of the ARCW Lifepoint needle exchange program, its harm
reduction approach to AIDS prevention, and the success of the
program during its first year. It includes interviews with injection
drug users who benefit from the program, Lifepoint staff Johnson
Banks and Carmelita Gregory, ARCW Executive Director Doug Nelson,
and an editorial comment from Terry Boughner, Editor of the Wisconsin Light, an LGBT
newspaper.
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Medical Detectives, the
Learning Channel, 1995
This is a documentary produced by the national cable Learning
Channel TV on the cryptosporidium water crisis in Milwaukee. It
occurred in 1993. Over 100 people with AIDS died from contaminated
drinking water because their weakened immune systems were unable to
eliminate the cryptosporidium parasite. Participants include ARCW
Executive Director Doug Nelson, Milwaukee Mayor John Norquist, and
Milwaukee Health Commissioner Paul Nannis.
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Milwaukee's Talking: AIDS and Health Providers,
1991
This WISN-TV program is before a live audience in Milwaukee
and focuses on the issues of mandatory HIV testing of health care
workers and whether they are obligated to disclose their HIV status
to their patients. Participants include ARCW Executive Director Doug
Nelson, Cero Hetsko, MD, Attorney Craig Parshall, and Attorney
Thomas Krutkowski.
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Milwaukee's Talking: AIDS in the Classroom,
1991
This WISN-TV program is before a live audience in Milwaukee
and focuses on AIDS education. Participants include ARCW Executive
Director Doug Nelson, Brian Buggy, MD, HIV patient Dawn Wolff and
her sons Nile and Sean Wolff.
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One More Day: A Family Living with AIDS,
1992
This video focuses on how one family living with AIDS manages
the many challenges of the disease with the knowledge that lives
will be soon end. The family consists of Dawn Wolff, a woman with
AIDS, her son Nile who has AIDS and another son Sean who does not
have AIDS. Dawn was an AIDS advocate and educator during the early
years of the AIDS epidemic. The video is narrated and produced by
Neil Willenson, Executive Director of Camp Heartland.
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Sunday Night with Mike Gousha,
1997WTMJ-TV in Milwaukee produced this news program featuring an
interview with ARCW Executive Director Doug Nelson by news anchor
Mike Gousha. Topics discussed include the AIDS death rate, new HIV
treatments, ARCW's Lifepoint needle exchange program, and the ARCW's
AIDS prevention strategy of distributing condoms in Milwaukee
parks.
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Wisconsin AIDSline PSA, 1993
WVTV-TV in Milwaukee produced this public service announcement
that promotes the Wisconsin AIDSline which is a statewide AIDS
telephone hotline staffed by trained volunteers providing
explanations on HIV issues and referrals for HIV testing and
treatment. ARCW operates the Wisconsin AIDSline in collaboration
with the CDC National AIDS hotline.
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Subseries: ARCW Special Events: AIDS Walk Wisconsin,
1991-2000
: Videos are listed in chronological order.
: AIDS Walk Wisconsin is organized by Vivent Health, is held in Milwaukee
and is the largest AIDS fundraiser in Wisconsin. It is an annual event,
established in 1990, at which thousands of walkers raise pledges that
support AIDS prevention, care, and treatment services in Wisconsin. From
the beginning there have been well known personalities such as public
officials, sports stars and actors as honorary chairs selected each year
to help promote the Walk. In the early years a breakfast was held with a
program featuring the honorary chairs and corporate sponsors of the
Walk. Wisconsin AIDS Walk was the original name of the event which was
changed to AIDS Walk Wisconsin along with the addition of a run for
those preferring to run rather than walk the route.
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A Celebration of Life: Wisconsin AIDS Walk,
1991
This video is the first AIDS Walk promotional video that was
produced and includes footage of the very first AIDS Walk in 1990
along with testimonials from corporate sponsor Aurora Health Care,
state legislators Tim Carpenter and David Clarenbach, and ARCW Board
of Directors Chair Sharon Otto.
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Wisconsin AIDS Walk PSA,
1991
This public service announcement was prepared for airing on
Wisconsin television stations to promote participation in the AIDS
Walk.
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Wisconsin AIDS Walk PSA,
1992
This public service announcement entitled "A Celebration of Life" was produced
by WTMJ-TV in Milwaukee to promote participation in the 1992 AIDS
Walk. Honorary Chairs, Milwaukee Brewer Paul Molitor and his wife
Linda Molitor are featured along with WTMJ-TV meteorologist Paul
Joseph.
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News Coverage of Wisconsin AIDS Walk,
1992
This video is news coverage by WTMJ-TV in Milwaukee of the
1992 Wisconsin AIDS Walk.
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Wisconsin AIDS Walk Footage,
1992
This video is coverage of the activities of the Wisconsin AIDS
Walk in 1992. Prior to the Walk, an AIDS Walk Breakfast is held for
corporate sponsors where remarks by Honorary Chair, Milwaukee Brewer
Paul Molitor are included.
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Wisconsin AIDS Walk Promotional Video,
1993
This Walk video includes footage of AIDS Walk Honorary Chairs
former NBA player Earvin "Magic" Johnson and Milwaukee Bucks Coach
Mike Dunleavy. Other participants include corporate supporters and
U.S. Senator Herb Kohl. This promotional video also demonstrates the
growth of the AIDS Walk.
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Wisconsin AIDS Walk PSA,
1993
This public service announcement was produced by WTMJ-TV in
Milwaukee to promote participation in the 1993 AIDS Walk. WTMJ-TV
was the media sponsor of the AIDS Walk.
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Wisconsin AIDS Walk PSA,
1994
This public service announcement was produced by WTMJ-TV to
promote participation in the 1994 AIDS Walk. Featured in this PSA is
Honorary Chair of the Walk, Milwaukee Brewer Darrel Hamilton.
WTMJ-TV was the media sponsor of the AIDS Walk.
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News Coverage of Wisconsin AIDS Walk,
1994
This video is news coverage by WTMJ-TV in Milwaukee of the
1994 Wisconsin AIDS Walk.
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Northwestern Mutual AIDS Walk Promotion,
1995
This video was produced by Northwestern Mutual for broadcast
to its employees encouraging them to participate in the 1995 AIDS
Walk. Interviewed in the video are ARCW Executive Director Doug
Nelson and Northwestern Mutual employee and AIDS Walk volunteer
Richard Strong.
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AIDS Walk Wisconsin Video,
1995
This video covers the 1995 AIDS Walk with Honorary Chairs,
Vice-President Al Gore and his wife Tipper Gore. Remarks at the AIDS
Walk Breakfast and the opening ceremonies of the Walk are
included.
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AIDS Walk Wisconsin Footage,
1995
This video is coverage of the 1995 Walk including the AIDS
Walk Breakfast, opening ceremonies of the Walk and excellent
coverage of the walkers. Remarks by Tipper Gore are
included.
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News Coverage of AIDS Walk Wisconsin,
1995
This video is news coverage by WTMJ-TV in Milwaukee of the
1995 AIDS Walk Wisconsin and includes an interview with Honorary
Co-Chair Tipper Gore.
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AIDS Walk Wisconsin Video,
1996
This video is of the 1996 AIDS Walk Wisconsin with Honorary
Chair Bette Midler. The 1996 AIDS Walk was the largest Walk raising
a record $1 million.
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AIDS Walk Wisconsin Footage,
1996
This video is extensive footage of the 1996 AIDS Walk and
includes opening ceremony speakers Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin and
the remarks of Honorary Chair Bette Midler before the largest Walk
crowd in history.
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AIDS Walk Wisconsin PSA,
1996
This public service announcement was produced by WTMJ-TV in
Milwaukee to promote participation in the AIDS Walk. Featured in
this PSA is Honorary Chair Bette Midler. WTMJ-TV was the media
sponsor of the AIDS Walk.
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AIDS Walk Wisconsin PSA,
1996
This public service announcement was produced by WTMJ-TV in
Milwaukee as a thank you to all participants in the Walk and
features Honorary Chair Bette Midler. WTMJ-TV was the media sponsor
of the AIDS Walk.
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AIDS Walk Wisconsin PSA,
1998
This public service announcement for Green Bay television
stations promotes AIDS Walk Wisconsin and includes Green Bay Packer
Tyrone Williams, his wife Shantel Williams, and Green Bay television
anchor Tim Blotz.
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AIDS Walk Wisconsin PSA,
1998
This public service announcement for Wisconsin television
stations promotes participation in the 1998 AIDS Walk
Wisconsin.
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\03_Audio_Visual\
AIDS_Walk_Wisconsin_1991-2000\
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AIDS Walk Breakfast Footage,
1998This video is footage of the AIDS Walk Breakfast that preceded
the 1998 AIDS Walk. Interviews include Senator Russ Feingold,
Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, Milwaukee County Executive Tom Ament,
and ARCW Executive Director Doug Nelson. WTMJ-TV anchor Carole
Meekins is the master of ceremonies and Honorary Chair AIDS activist
Chastity Bono delivers remarks at the breakfast.
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\03_Audio_Visual\
AIDS_Walk_Wisconsin_1991-2000\
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AIDS Walk Wisconsin Footage,
1998This footage of the 1998 AIDS Walk includes coverage of the
AIDS Walk breakfast, activities prior to the Walk's opening
ceremonies, and interviews with participants at the Walk.
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digital version available in the archives.
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\03_Audio_Visual\
AIDS_Walk_Wisconsin_1991-2000\
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AIDS Walk Wisconsin Footage,
1998
This footage of the 1998 AIDS Walk includes the opening
ceremonies of the Walk, remarks by Honorary Chair AIDS activist
Chastity Bono, and interviews with walkers.
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AIDS_Walk_Wisconsin_1991-2000\
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AIDS Walk Wisconsin Footage,
1998
This footage of the 1998 AIDS Walk includes the conclusion of
the walk and interviews with walkers and corporate
sponsors.
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digital version available in the archives.
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\03_Audio_Visual\
AIDS_Walk_Wisconsin_1991-2000\
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AIDS Walk Wisconsin Footage,
1999
This footage of the 1999 AIDS Walk includes speeches at the
opening ceremonies, the introduction of Honorary Chair Actor Danny
Glover, Danny Glover's remarks, the ribbon cutting to start the walk
and coverage of the walkers.
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AIDS Walk Wisconsin Breakfast Footage,
2000
This footage of the 2000 AIDS Walk covers the AIDS Walk
breakfast and remarks delivered including those by Honorary Chair
Olympic athlete Jackie Joyner-Kersee.
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AIDS_Walk_Wisconsin_1991-2000\
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AIDS Walk Wisconsin Footage,
2000
This footage of the 2000 AIDS Walk covers the opening
ceremonies of the walk and the remarks by Honorary Chair Olympic
athlete Jackie Joyner-Kersee and coverage of the walkers.
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\03_Audio_Visual\
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Subseries: ARCW Special Events: Art for AIDS and Mapfest,
1992
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Art for AIDS and Mapfest Footage,
1992
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digital version available in the archives.
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\03_Audio_Visual\
Art_for_AIDS_and_Mapfest_1992\
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Subseries: ARCW Special Events: Make a Promise Dinner and Auction
, 1992-1997
: The Make A Promise Dinner and Auction is produced is an annual gala event
held in Milwaukee that includes an auction, dinner and program at which
community leadership awards are presented to individuals and
organizations from the community that have made significant
contributions to the fight against AIDS. The event originated in 1987
when a small group of gay men decided to host a dinner to raise funds to
support ARCW services. At that first dinner they “made a promise” to
continue having a fundraising dinner every year until a cure for AIDS is
found.
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Make A Promise, 1992
This video shows the Make A Promise Dinner and Auction at the
Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee. It includes coverage of the silent
auction, the dinner program, remarks from ARCW Executive Director
Doug Nelson, and the presentation of a community leadership award to
Miller Brewing Company for its outstanding contribution to the fight
against AIDS.
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: The original video cassette is restricted. Users must access the
digital version available in the archives.
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Electronic Folder
\03_Audio_Visual\
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Make A Promise, 1993
This video shows the Make A Promise Dinner and Auction at the
Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee. It includes coverage of the silent
auction, musical performers, the dinner program, remarks from ARCW
Executive Director Doug Nelson and Miss Wisconsin Stephanie Klett,
and the presentation of a community leadership award to the
Milwaukee Repertory Theater for its outstanding contribution to the
fight against AIDS.
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1 video cassette (VHS; 1 hr., 14 min.)
: The original video cassette is restricted. Users must access the
digital version available in the archives.
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\03_Audio_Visual\
Make_a_Promise_Dinner_and_Auction_1992-1997\
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Faces of AIDS: Portraits of
Hope, 1996This video was specifically produced for presentation at the
Make A Promise Dinner and Auction in 1996. It focuses on the
diversity of people living with HIV disease in Milwaukee through
photographs and filmed interviews with them and their families on
the challenges of living with HIV.
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: The original video cassette is restricted. Users must access the
digital version available in the archives.
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\03_Audio_Visual\
Make_a_Promise_Dinner_and_Auction_1992-1997\
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Fire of Life,
1997This video was produced for presentation at the Make A Promise
Dinner and Auction in 1997. It focuses on a unique contribution made
by physician and artist Wilma Siegel who painted portraits of people
living with AIDS in the Milwaukee area for display at the gala.
Discussing the challenges of the AIDS epidemic are HIV serving
physicians Brian Buggy, Raymond Bachhuber, Peter Havens, and
Cassandra Welch.
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digital version available in the archives.
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\03_Audio_Visual\
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Subseries: ARCW Special Events: Danc'n for AIDS,
1993-1996
: Danc’n For AIDS was a fundraising event produced by ARCW and held in
Milwaukee. It was a dance marathon and pledge-raising event.
Participants raised pledges to support ARCW services and their
completion of the four hour dance event. Danc’n For AIDS was produced
over a five year span of time in the 1990s.
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Danc'n For AIDS PSA, 1993
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Electronic Folder
\03_Audio_Visual\
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Danc'n for AIDS Promotional Video,
1995
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digital version available in the archives.
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Electronic Folder
\03_Audio_Visual\
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Danc'n For AIDS PSA, 1995
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digital version available in the archives.
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\03_Audio_Visual\
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Danc'n For AIDS PSA, 1996
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\03_Audio_Visual\
Danc'n_for_AIDS_1993-1996\
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Subseries: Radio Interviews, 1990-1996
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WEZW Radio Interview with ARCW Executive Director Doug
Nelson, 1993
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1 audio cassette (26 min., 5 sec.)
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digital version available in the archives.
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Electronic Folder
\03_Audio_Visual\
Radio_Interviews\
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Wisconsin Public Radio Interview with ARCW Executive Director
Doug Nelson, 1992
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Audio
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the digital version available in the archives.
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Electronic Folder
\03_Audio_Visual\
Radio_Interviews\
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Digital
4 digital files (30 min., 46 sec.; 23 min., 40 sec.; 30
min., 54 sec.; 23 min., 31 sec.)
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Wisconsin Public Radio Interview with ARCW Executive Director
Doug Nelson, 1993
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the digital version available in the archives.
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Electronic Folder
\03_Audio_Visual\
Radio_Interviews\
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Digital
6 digital files (30 min., 28 sec.; 23 min., 40 sec.; 31
min., 12 sec.; 23 min., 44 sec.; 31 min., 2 sec.; 26 min.,
54 sec.)
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WQFM Radio Interview with ARCW Executive Director Doug
Nelson, 1990
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Electronic Folder
\03_Audio_Visual\
Radio_Interviews\
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Series: 4. Board of Directors, Meeting Minutes, 1985-2013This series documents the operation and development of Vivent Health. The
1985 folder reflects the organizational development phase of ARCW. The
minutes of January 1985 are from the Board of Directors of the Brady East
STD Clinic that considered the establishment of the Milwaukee AIDS Project.
Minutes that follow that meeting are from meetings of the Milwaukee AIDS
Project. The first minutes of the ARCW Board of Directors date from April 1986.
Included in these minutes is the historic memorandum explaining the origins
of ARCW, its articles of incorporation, and its initial bylaws. Beginning in
1991 the minutes included the board meeting agendas and minutes of standing
committees and the Board of Directors. Ultimately the minutes became part of
comprehensive Board of Directors meeting packets that included all minutes
of the board and standing committees, annual budget proposals, program
reports, strategic plan performance, quality assessment reports, fundraising
and special event reports and copies of print media coverage of ARCW
activities.
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Minutes, 1985-1992
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Minutes, 1993-1997
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1-6
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Minutes, 1998-2003
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Folder
1-6
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Minutes, 2004-2009
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Box
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Minutes, 2010-2013
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Series: 5. Bylaws and Originating Documents,
1985-2013
: The Vivent Health bylaws are the legal structure by which Vivent Health
functions. They focus on the governance responsibilities of the ARCW Board
of Directors and the officers of Vivent Health and stipulate legal duties
related to contracts, loans, and financial activity. Also in this series are
originating documents of ARCW, board policies, and a historic roster of
board members.
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Board of Directors
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Members, 1986-2013
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Policies , 1989-2000
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Bylaws, 1985-2008
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Originating Documents and ACRW History,
1985-1993
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Series: 6. Financial Statements, 1988-2013Financial statements show increases in government grant revenue and private
sector funding, and the impact of the pharmacy on Vivent Health's financial
position. The first financial audit of ARCW was conducted in 1988 and reflects a
nine-month fiscal period from April 1, 1988 to December 31, 1988 due to a
change in the ARCW fiscal year from a March to a December fiscal year end.
Similarly, the 1999 ARCW audited financial statements reflects an
eight-month fiscal period from January 1, 1999 to August 31, 1999, due to a
change in the ARCW fiscal year from a December to an August fiscal year end.
The 1988 and 1989 fiscal period audits are combined and included in the 1989
statement. Similarly the 1990 and 1991 fiscal period audits are combined and
included in the 1991 statement.
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Financial Statements, 1988-2002
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Financial Statements, 2003-2013
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Series: 7. Fundraising, 1990-2014
: Special event fundraisers have been an historic Vivent Health strategy for
raising private sector donations. They are high profile and high energy
events that provide donors with the opportunity to contribute funds to
Vivent Health and to gather in solidarity with fellow donors gaining
inspiration for continued support of Vivent Health. Annual fundraisers
include the Make A Promise Gala, which began in 1986, and AIDS Walk
Wisconsin, which began in 1990. These two events draw thousands of Vivent
Health supporters and raise hundreds of thousands of dollars every year.
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AIDS Walk Wisconsin, 1990-1993
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AIDS Walk Wisconsin, 1995-2002
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AIDS Walk Wisconsin, 2003-2010
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AIDS Walk Wisconsin, Buttons and Pins,
1990-2000
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Annual Campaign, 1998
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Capital Campaign, 2007
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Donor Events, 2002-2014, undated
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Donor Questionnaire, 1998
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Endowment Board/Council,
1997-2003
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Giving for Life, 2001-2005
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Giving for Life, 2007-2010
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Giving for Life, 2014
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Holiday Food Pantry Appeal, 2007-2009, undated
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Major Donor Campaign, 1994-1995
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Leadership Campaign, 1997
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Revival-Survivial Shop, 1999
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Special Events, Art For AIDS,
1990-1997
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Special Events, Athletes Against AIDS,
1995-2001
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Special Events, Benefits, 1991, 2001, 2010
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Special Events, Jolly Holly Folly,
1997-2011
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Special Events, Make A Promise,
1992-2014
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Special Events, MAPFest,
1991-1995
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Series: 8. Newsletters, 1990-2011Series includes Lifelines and various
newsletters intended for volunteers and consumers of Vivent Health services.
Lifelines is a publication for donors,
public officials, volunteers, staff, supporters and friends of Vivent
Health. It reports on the services and finances of Vivent Health, and
provides information on the activities of Vivent Health throughout the year
such as fundraising events, new programs, public policy advocacy and
information of interest to Vivent Health patients and clients. The newsletter for consumers (HIV patients and clients) provided updates on
treatment advances and health care information. The newsletter for volunteers offered specific information on hundreds of
volunteer opportunities along with the training that was required to be
eligible for volunteer placement. It included volunteer profiles,
information on volunteer appreciation celebrations and information on Vivent
Health fundraising events and other activities.
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Lifelines,
1990-2011
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Clients and Consumers Newsletters,
1993-2001
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Volunteer Voice, 1994-1999
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Volunteer Recognition Programs and Invitations,
1993-2004
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Series: 9. Photographs, 1988-2004, undated
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Subseries: AIDS Walk Wisconsin , 1990-1991, undated
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Series: 10. Plaques, 1991-2018
: Series includes commendations, plaques, and proclamations of support from
public officials. These include recognition of ARCW by the Medical Society
of Milwaukee County, Pridefest, Shepherd
Express, the Argonauts and Castaways, Governor Tommy Thompson,
Milwaukee Mayor John Norquist, Milwaukee County Executives David Schulz and
Tom Ament, the Wisconsin Legislature, and President Bill Clinton proclaiming
World AIDS Day. Also includes a 2018 medallion commemorating the
acquisitions of St. Louis Effort for AIDS and Rocky Mountain Cares.
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Boxes
34
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Medallion, 2018
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Plaques
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Series: 11. Posters and Other Oversize Visual Materials,
1989-2011
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Services: Prevention (Needle Exchange) , 1994, 1998, undated
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Series: 12. Services, 1985-2014
: Includes records related to different aspects of health care, prevention
services and social services offered by ARCW.
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Brochures, undated
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Health
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23
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Dental Clinic, 1996-1997, 2004
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Medical Clinic, 1994-2007
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Mental Health Clinic, 2003, 2014
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Pharmacy, 2010-2013
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Prevention
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23
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Bag Boyz, Calendars,
2003-2005
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Bag Boyz, Trading Cards and Newspaper Articles,
2003-2006
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Brochures, 1992, 1996, undated
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First Grant, 1985
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Information and Referral Center, 2006, 2010, undated
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Needle Exchange Communications,
1994-1999
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Needle Exchange Launch, Milwaukee,
1990-1994
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Needle Exchange Studies, 1993-2010,
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Needle Exchange Survey,
1997-1998
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News Releases, 1997
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Newspaper Coverage,
1995-2000
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Overdose Protection, 2001, 2009, 2014
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Public Service Announcement Campaign,
1993-2005
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Public Sex Environment Outreach,
1995-1998
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Social
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AIDS Drug Reimbursement Program,
1999-2002
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Housing, 1992-1997
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Legal, 1990, 2001
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Miscellaneous, 1985, 1997
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Support Groups, 1995, 1997
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Statistics, 1985-1998, 2001
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Statistics
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Dental, 2005-2011
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Medical, 2005-2011
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Mental, 2001-2011
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Surveys
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Patient/Client Satisfaction,
2002
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Patient/Client Satisfaction,
2013
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Volunteers
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Recognition Programs and Invitations,
1993-2004
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Series: 13. State Designation of ARCW as an AIDS Service Organization,
1997-1998
: In June 1997 the Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services issued a
Request for Proposals (RFP) for state designation of agencies as AIDS
Service Organizations (ASO). State designation as an ASO was highly
important for ARCW as it provided millions of dollars in state prevention,
life care services, early intervention and federal Ryan White Care Act
funding that the state distributed. The RFP allowed applicants from five
distinct public health regions to compete for ASO designation. Consistent
with its evolution throughout the state, ARCW applied for ASO designation in
the southeast, northeast, western, and northern regions of Wisconsin. It
received state ASO designation in those four regions and for the statewide
AIDS/HIV Information/Referral Hotline and Resource Center.
: This series contains the applications for each region and the statewide
hotline/resource center. Inside each binder in the front left pocket are the
review scores by the Department of Health and Family Services. Also in this
series are the official RFP by the Department of Health and Family Services
and the revised ARCW work plans submitted to the Department in January 1998
based on feedback and suggestions of the Department.
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11
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AIDS/HIV Center and Hotline,
1997
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11
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Northeast Wisconsin AIDS Service Organizations,
1997
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Northern Wisconsin AIDS Service Organization,
1997
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12
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Southeast Wisconsin AIDS Service Organization,
1997
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Western Wisconsin AIDS Service Organization,
1997
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Wisconsin Division of Health
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AIDS Service Organization Designation, RFP,
1997
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13
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Revised Service Work Plans, RFP,
1998
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Series: 14. Strategic Plans, 1987-2011
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ACRW Shared Values, undated
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Strategic Plan, 1987
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Strategic Plan, 1991-2011
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Series: 15. United Way Applications and Allocations,
1998-2009In the 1980s, very few United Way agencies accepted AIDS Service
Organizations as members and therefore very little United Way funds were
designated for AIDS services. Many AIDS organizations applied for funding
from their local United Way agencies and were denied. In Wisconsin, the United Way of Greater Milwaukee was the first United Way to
fund AIDS services, and it did so by inviting ARCW to become a member agency
in 1990. As a United Way member agency, ARCW was guaranteed funding for its
services every year. Having gained United Way membership in Milwaukee, ARCW
applied for United Way funding in many areas of Wisconsin where ARCW
provided significant services, including prevention education and outreach
programs, food pantry services, the dental clinic, the mental health clinic,
and patient case management. Additionally, the United Way of Greater
Milwaukee was the first United Way in the country to fund clean needle
exchange programs.
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Brown County, 2000-2009
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Dunn County, 2005-2009
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Eau Claire County, 1999-2004
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Eau Claire County, 2006-2008
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Fox Cities, 2001-2003
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Fox Cities, 2004-2007
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Jefferson and Walworth Counties,
2000-2005
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Kenosha County, 2001-2006
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Marathon County, 1998-2001
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Marshfield County, 1999
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Northwoods, 1998
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South Wood County, 2001-2004
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St. Croix County, 2000-2001
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