Meet the directors featured in our June L Mazer Lesbian Short Film Festival!
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For 27 years, Sisterhood Bookstore was a place where women could see themselves in literature, share their experiences, and find community.
Through its books, readings, and community events, it helped connect lesbians and feminists to each other and to wider movements for liberation. This exhibit draws from the Simone Wallace Sisterhood Bookstore Collection to explore how Sisterhood Bookstore helped shape movements in Los Angeles and beyond and why its legacy still matters today.
Explore the full digital exhibit online. https://bit.ly/sisterhoodexhibit
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From Coming Out to Preserving Lesbian History: Alisha Graefe Tells Her Story for National Coming Out Day for the WeHo Times
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Mazer Lesbian Archives proudly announces the appointment of Kymn Goldstein as its first-ever Executive Director.
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The Lesbian Connection is the longest running lesbian magazine in print today. They talk about how it gives them hope through dark or lonely times, reminding, them that they are not alone.
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We’re bringing the Mazer (out)side in the form of a monthly newsletter! Each month, we will feature an item, collection, or periodical accompanied by a story from a Mazer community member. This month, Mazer board secretary Suzette Zazueta is featuring the Los Angeles Commission on Assault Against Women (LACAAW) Collection. Content warning: This newsletter does discuss materials related to sexual assault.
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We’re bringing the Mazer (out)side in the form of a monthly newsletter! Each month, we will feature an item, collection, or periodical accompanied by a story from a Mazer community member. This month, our Mellon-funded UCLA Community Archives Lab intern Laura Dintzis is showing a behind the scenes look at digitizing the Lillian Faderman Tapes.
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