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Dr. Marie Cartier Papers
Marie Cartier (b. 1965) is a teacher, poet, writer, healer, artist, activist and facilitator. She also has a first degree black belt in karate. She currently teaches at the University of California Irvine in the Film Department, and at CSU Northridge in the Women's Studies Department. The materials include student projects from her Queer Studies class at CSUN, her dissertations and research, LGBT and feminist materials, and resources and research on abuse.
Marsha Epstein Papers
Vivian Escalante Papers
Activist, motorcyclist, and Dapper Dyke Vivian Escalante's collection consists of her organizational material for the Los Angeles Dyke Marches and Women Moto-cyclists of Southern California. Additional material includes zines, flyers, and physical ephemera.
Lillian Faderman Papers
Barbara Faye Dillworth Papers
Barbara Faye Dillworth was an active participant in the Lesbian community and wrote poetry and theatrical productions. Her collection consists of her plays, poetry, and music.
Pat Gargaetas Papers
Patricia (Pat) Gargaetas was a photographer who lived in California. The bulk of this collection includes prints and negatives of Gargaetas's photography, featuring primarily portraits of women from the 1970s. Other materials include personal documents, poems written by Gargaetas, interview transcripts and questionnaires for her master's thesis, articles and clippings, books on lesbianism, buttons, clothes, and various ephemera.
Diane F. Germain Papers
Goldenrod Music Records
Goldenrod Music (also known as Goldenrod Distribution Inc.) started in 1975 in Michigan by Terry Grant. The collection consists of newsletters, catalogs, and press kits and headshots for musicians.
Rosser Goodman Papers
The collection consists of personal papers from filmmaker Rosser Goodman and material from the Film Fatale film screenings across Los Angeles including the PALMS bar and Outfest, which she helped organize.
Donna Groman Papers
Donna Groman is a judge for the Los Angeles Superior Court. She has devoted her career to representing children, young adults, parents, and LGBTQ people. The collection contains t-shirts and ephemera from pride related events.