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ARCHIVES
Los Angeles, California
Headline in L.A. Daily News
dated August 3, 2023,
"Los Angeles Public Library acquires new archive highlighting L.A.’s queer, Latinx history"
In 2023, I donated my collection of photographs, flyers, organizational documents, personal items, and other memorabilia that I've gathered over the past decades to the L.A. Central Library. It's a proud moment for me, and I'm thrilled that these materials will be preserved.
Related: "The Los Angeles Public Library Acquires Lydia R. Otero Archive."
Selected materials from my collection are now available digitally through the Los Angeles Public Library's TESSA Digital Collections, including photographs, flyers, organizational records, and other materials documenting queer Latine activism and community life in Los Angeles.
Tucson, Arizona
In 2024, I donated my Tucson and family archival materials to
the University of Arizona
Libraries Special Collections.
The collection features photographs and annotations that connect a working-class family's everyday barrio life to broader
historical narratives of the region.
Preparing for my collection to be picked up in 2024.
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