COVID-19 UPDATE: To ensure the health, safety, and well-being of our employees, interns, volunteers, their families, and the greater community, Lambda Archives is temporarily closed.
DONATIONS (materials): Although Lambda Archives is presently closed, please feel free to contact us with your donation inquiries. If we are able to accept your donation of materials, we will work with you so that we can bring them in once the Archives is re-opened.
RESEARCH REQUESTS: Without a full team of staff members, interns and volunteers, our present ability to fill research requests is severely limited and delayed. Requests for commercial projects are subject to research fees and will be accepted only if one of our independent researchers are available. We do not do rush requests.
VOLUNTEERS: We are currently developing a program in which volunteers could work remotely. Stay tuned….
Please send questions to info@lambdaarchives.org. For general inquiries, please allow 72 hours for a response.
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The mission of the Lambda Archives of San Diego is to collect, preserve, and share the history of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer people in San Diego, Northern Baja California and the Imperial County region.
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by Gabrielle Garcia, Project Assistant Published April 12, 2021 [ Trigger warning for discussions of antisemitism, racism, ableism, and Nazism ] *** While inventorying materials…
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