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• 1 media/COPH logo copy.png 2023-11-13T14:13:09-08:00 Lawrence de Graaf Center for Oral & Public History, California State University, Fullerton (CSUF) 31 plain 2024-04-05T14:37:08-07:00 Established in 1968, the Lawrence de Graaf Center for Oral & Public History is a teaching, training, research, publication, and public service archive located at California State University, Fullerton (CSUF)'s Pollak Library. It contains more than 6,000 oral histories covering a wide range of people and topics from California and beyond.
  
  LGBTQ+ topics and themes represented in the collections held by the Center for the Oral & Public History include Asian & AAPI LGBTQ+ people and LGBTQ+ activism.

  Featured Collections

  Los Angeles Gay Asian Pacific Community Oral History Project, 1997-1998

  A series of oral histories with Asian and Asian American gay men in California. For more information on the collection, please contact the archive.

  Grassroots Politics Oral History Project, 2010-2013

  The Grassroots Oral History Project looks at the different and varying circumstances that lead individuals to take political action in their communities. This project emphasizes individual participation in the context of broad historical politics, movements, and events. This project also seeks to study why average citizens take action, how they label their activism, and how they alter or reinforce the common understanding of political engagement and activism. 
  
  Of particular note within this collection are the following LGBTQ+ oral histories:
  • OH 4734: Arnold Pomerantz, interviewed by Melissa Hand, 2010 October 18
  • OH 4886: Audrey Prosser, interviewed by Lan Bui, 2010 December 2
  • OH 4887: Jeff LeTorneau, interviewed by Lan Bui, 2010 October 27
  • OH 4903: Mark Thompson, interviewed by John Salcido, 2011 November 2
  • OH 4920: Don Kilhefner, interviewed by John Salcido, 2011 November 26

  Personal & Family Histories, 1968-2013

  A series of oral histories centered around personal lives and family histories and connections of the narrators. For more information on the collection, please contact the archive.

  Women, Politics, & Activism Project, circa 1960-present

  The Women, Politics, and Activism Project (WPA) focuses on the political lives and actions of Southern California women. By recording women’s memories, we are demonstrating the myriad of ways women have participated in politics from formal, elected office to local community-based organizations. These oral histories highlight how as individuals and collectively women have made a difference in the types of policies enacted by county and municipal governments in Los Angeles and Orange Counties.
  
  Of particular note within this collection are the following Latinx LGBTQ+ oral histories:
  • OH 5350: Anna Barvir, interviewed Patricia Cervantes, 2013 November 1
  • OH 5363: Susan LaVacarre, interviewed by Patricia Cervantes, 2013 December 26
  • OH 5460: Patricia Malagon, interviewed by Cristal Sanchez, 2014 October 9
  • OH 5801: Jennicet Gutiérrez, interviewed by Carie Rael, 2015 November 9
  • OH 5888: Rubi Esperanza Fonseca, interviewed by Skye Gomez, 2016 July 15
  • OH 5889: Bamby Salcedo, interviewed by Skye Gomez, 2016 July 27
  • OH 5895: Tammi McIntyre, interviewed by Skye Gomez, 2016 August 16
  • OH 5968: Nyallah Noah, interviewed by Kourtney Victoria Ford, 2017 May 6
  • OH 5984: Audrena Redmond, interviewed by Kourtney Victoria Ford, 2017 July 14
  • OH 5994: Carolyn Weathers, interviewed by Katelyn York, 2017 October 18
  • OH 6004: Sharon Rafael, interviewed by Katelyn York, 2017 November 11

  Contact the Center for Oral & Public History

  For more information about the Center for Oral & Public History's LGTBQ+ collections and holdings, including citation and copyright information, please contact Natalie Navar Garcia.
  
  ✉ Email: nngarcia@fullerton.edu
  ☎ Call: 657-278-3693
  
  The Center for Oral & Public History is an L.A. as Subject member. For more information about L.A. as Subject, visit their website here.
• 1 media/Bronstein_bathers__CSD3008 copy.jpg 2023-12-08T13:21:15-08:00 Participants 21 plain 2023-12-08T13:46:20-08:00 LA as Subject member institutions from across Southern California have joined with ONE and LAAS to collaborate on this project. To learn more about each institution and their LGBTQ+ collections, click on the images below.
   

  California Historical Society

  California State Library

  Center for the Study of Political Graphics

  The Clark Library

  Center for Oral and Public History

  California State University, Dominguez Hills, Gerth Archives and Special Collections

  California State University, Northridge

  FIDM Museum and Library