This paper outlines a proposed series of research investigations that will be undertaken to examine issues relating to AIDS education and prevention. The issues involve considerations of culture and media and examine issues relevant to organizational, mediated, interpersonal, and health communication. Attached to the paper is the current bibliography of the resources on AIDS education and prevention currently in possession of the researchers/authors. The ability to generate information that can improve efforts at prevention and education continues to improve as this project expands. The acquisition and analysis of what is literally becoming thousands and thousands of manuscripts takes time and effort. That challenge is welcomed as well as the promise that such an endeavor offers. (Contains six references; appended are a 52-page annotated bibliography of "owned" articles, a 49-page annotated bibliography of "unowned" articles, and a list of ERIC resources.) (Author/CR)