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Tracy Baim Editorial Files

Description: Tens of thousands of documents make up this collection of files from Tracy Baim, who started reporting on feminis Show more

Dates Covered: 1983 -- 2009

Donor: Tracy Baim

Institutional Donor: Windy City Media Group

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A Call for Responsible Journalism

written by March on Washington. Chicago Committee, in Tracy Baim Editorial Files, Windy City Box E (Alexander Street Press), 2 page(s)

Undated flyer on media coverage of the gay and lesbian communities including how to interact with the press.

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Celebration '90

written by Gay Games, in Tracy Baim Editorial Files (August 1990), Windy City Box E (Alexander Street Press), 4 page(s)

1990 newsletter of Gay Games III and Cultural Festival in Vancouver, Canada, August 4-11, 1990.

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Chicago Black Lesbians and Gays: Unity IV - Renaissance & Renewal, Celebrating Ourselves April 3-4 1998

written by Chicago Black Lesbians and Gays (CBLG), in Tracy Baim Editorial Files (1998), Windy City Box Z A3 , 55 page(s)

A black-and-white, 55-page booklet titled 'Renaissance & Renewal - Celebrating Ourselves' comprises the program for Chicago Black Lesbians and Gays fourth Unity conference, April 3-4, 1998. The cover features a cartoon of dancing silhouette figures, their hands and faces framing a sunburst.

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Chicago Gay and Lesbian Hall of Fame 2003

written by Commission on Human Relations, in Tracy Baim Editorial Files (2003), Windy City Box Z A3 (2003, originally published 2003), 48 page(s)

A black-and-white, 48-page booklet with a beige cover printed in green ink comprises the program for the 2003 induction ceremony for the Chicago Gay and Lesbian Hall of Fame.

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CHICAGO'S GayLife VOLUME 10, NUMBER 48 THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1985

written by Chicago's Gaylife, in Tracy Baim Editorial Files, in Chicago's Gaylife, Windy City Box V (Privately Published, 1985, originally published 1985), 19 page(s)

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Come Celebrate With Us

written by Gay Games, in Tracy Baim Editorial Files (1990), Windy City Box E (Alexander Street Press), 2 page(s)

Brochure and registration form for Gay Games III and Cultural Festival in Vancouver, Canada, in August 1990. Includes descriptions of Vancouver, BC and Seattle, WA.

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Draft Document re: First Ever Gay and Lesbian Chemical Dependent Center

in Tracy Baim Editorial Files, Windy City Box P (Alexander Street Press), 5 page(s)

Typed draft on Van Vechten & Associate Medical Information letterhead of a document regarding the first ever gay and lesbian chemical dependence center. The Pride Institute will offer comprehensive treatment to target population. Document includes handwritten notes and markings in black ink.

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For Immediate Release: Anti-Violence Project "Blow the Whistle" Campaign to be Launched, November 18, 1998

written by Horizons Community Services, in Tracy Baim Editorial Files (18 November 1998), Windy City Box R (Alexander Street Press), 2 page(s)

A two-page, typewritten news release from Horizons Community Services, dated Nov. 18, 1998, announces an anti-violence campaign called 'Blow the Whistle,' in which the group and the city of Chicago collaborate to reduce hate crimes against the LGBT community.

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For Immediate Release: Bike Academy Organized for Gay Cyclists

in Tracy Baim Editorial Files, Windy City Box E (Alexander Street Press), 2 page(s)

Press release from the Windy City Cycling Club for a 'bike academy' organized for gay cyclists. The one-day clinic is broken down into three classes and is geared mostly for beginners.

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For Immediate Release: Rodde Center Building to Be Sold: Center Will Move

written by Rodde Center, in Tracy Baim Editorial Files (14 November 1989), Windy City Box Z , 3 page(s)

A three-page press release dated Nov. 14, 1989, from the Rodde Center of Chicago, a lesbian and gay community center, concerns plans to sell its current buildings and move to a new location, where it can offer space to other LGBT organizations as well.

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