Mazer News
The June L. Mazer Lesbian Archives, the preeminent archive on the West Coast dedicated to collecting and preserving lesbian and feminist history, proudly announces the appointment of Kymn Goldstein as its first-ever Executive Director. This marks a transformative moment for the Archives, which has operated for 45 years as a volunteer-led organization. “The Mazer has always been a labor of love, and now, with dedicated leadership, we are poised to amplify our mission on a scale we’ve only dreamed of,” said Ann Giagni, longtime Board President of the Mazer Lesbian Archives.
Read the press release on Weho Times by clicking here.
Our Vision
We are a vital Lesbian and feminist community resource committed to sharing our history across generations, ethnicity, race, and personal belief systems by collecting, preserving and making available unique memorabilia in a safe and welcoming environment. Our mission is to collect, preserve, and make accessible lesbian, feminist, and women’s history as a means of providing a link between multi-generational lesbians through the following:
1. Provide research and resource facilities to the community
2. Develop educational events, opportunities, and programs
3. Create social activities infused with a presence of Lesbian/feminist history and future possibilities
