Tight Budget Forces End of AIDS Journal

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Tight Budget Forces End of AIDS Journal

St. Louis Post-Dispatch (12/14/95) P. 9C

The Journal for Moving On, a volunteer-produced magazine for people with HIV and AIDS in Missouri, has suspended publication due to a lack of funding. Matt Wagner, executive director of the Moving On Coalition, said that the decision to halt publication was the result of statewide AIDS funding difficulties. The bimonthly journal reached more than 2,000 people, primarily those located in outstate Missouri where AIDS services are scarce. The journal provided lists of local and regional resources and nutritional advice, but the Moving On Coalition noted that it had to shift its priorities and suspend publication when a state-run, federally funded AIDS grant ran out ahead of schedule. Although the federal funds did not finance the journal, the grant's depletion meant that the coalition had to reorganize its budget to focus on other areas.

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