Jan Dailey and John Money Correspondence Collection, 1974-1996 | Special Collections & Archives

Scope and Contents: The Jan Dailey and John Money Correspondence Collection documents the shifting understanding of sex and gender identity in psychology and psychiatry in the late 20^th century. The majority of the collection consists of correspondence exchanged by Jan Dailey and John Money from 1979 to 1996. Topics include advice concerning Dailey's articles and columns, accounts of various World Congress of Sexology meetings, Money's "Lovemap," and Dailey's various contributions to the American Foundation for Gender and Genital Medicine and Science (AFGAGMAS). The collection also consists of articles and reviews Money included with his correspondence. These materials address gender identity, circumcision, orgasms, sexual orientation, fetishism, paraphilia, childhood sexuality, the evolution of sexuality and eroticism, pornography, birth control, and sexually transmitted diseases. The collection also includes slides documenting the 1982 International Lesbian & Gay Freedom Day Parade in San Francisco, book reviews, book announcements, articles and news clippings about John Money, and articles and news clippings on sex and gender by other authors. Each box is arranged chronologically.