New Collection at ONE Archives at the USC Libraries The ONE Archives at the USC Libraries has acquired a collection of signs and posters from #ResistMarch, which took place on June 11 in Los Angeles, California. Ever inspired by the powerful messages and the creative visuals of signs and posters from the 1950s to the present, the ONE Archives Foundation wants to collect your #ResistMarch Los Angeles posters and signs! As the largest LGBTQ archive in the world, ONE Archives at the USC Libraries is committed to preserving history in the making as we march towards full equality. If you would like to donate your #ResistMarch posters and signs, please contact us at askone@onearchives.org for more information.

Pride Month in Retrospect:ONE Archives Foundation in the Community

The ONE Archives Foundation collaborated with many community partners throughout Pride Month, honoring the brave individuals who started movements to stand strong and fight for our equality and visibility. During Pride Month we participated in 16 events throughout Greater Los Angeles, including Our Pride at the Historic Leimert Park and Councilmember Mitch O’Farrell’s Community Inauguration Celebration. Our educational history panels were displayed at seven locations across the region, including West Hollywood Park and Los Angeles City Hall’s Bridge Gallery. Your support makes this important work in the community possible, preserving our history and telling the stories of our struggles and victories to advance equality for future generations. Please support the ONE Archives Foundation’s mission to share LGBTQ history, art, and culture with diverse communities by contributing today.

Join the ONE Archives Foundation and Outfest for a screening of Out of the Archive: Snapshots of Queer LA

Sunday, July 9 at 9pm Roy and Edna Disney/CalArts Theater (REDCAT) 631 W 2nd St. Los Angeles, CA 90012

To purchase tickets, call the box office at (213) 480- 7065 and mention that you are a supporter of the ONE Archives Foundation: you will receive $2 off! Be sure to get your tickets early, as seating is limited.

For more information, click here.

This collection of short films produced in Los Angeles between 1967 and 2005 takes us through Hollywood, Pico Union, Downtown, and beyond, demonstrating that queerness has always been interwoven into every facet of Los Angeles’s multitude of cultures.The titles of the shorts films are as follows: WHO IS RICHARD JAY SILVERTHORN, ANYWAY? Dir: Richard Jay Silverthorn,1980, 8 min. BEHIND EVERY GOOD MAN Dir: Nikolai Ursin,1967, 8 min. VIERNES GIRL Dir: Aurora Guerrero,2005, 6 min. 103 DEGREES Dir: Kirk Marcolina, 1993, 5

min. I DON’T KNOW Dir: Penelope Spheeris, 1970, 20 min. TEA ROOM SCENE Dir: Richard Jay Silverthorn, 1975, 8 min. FUCK YOU, SANTA CLAUS Dir: Robert Opel, 1978, 19 min

"The Long Road to Civil Rights" two day workshop for educators

On June 29th and 30th, the ONE Archives Foundation collaborated with UCLA Center X and the Los Angeles LGBT Center to present "The Long Road to Civil Rights: LGBTQ History in 11th Grade U.S. History," a two day workshop for educators at ONE Archives at the USC Libraries. The workshop included an exploration of LGBTQ history from the 1920s to 2010s, a presentation on creating safe and inclusive classrooms, and a comprehensive look at California's new History Social-Science Framework and the FAIR Education Act. We are excited to continue contributing to the critical implementation of the FAIR Education Act. Learn more about the ONE Archives Foundation's involvement with the FAIR Education Act here.

The ONE Archives Foundation's History Panels are on view around the West Hollywood Park

For the City of West Hollywood's annual One City One Pride LGBTQ Arts Festival, the ONE Archives Foundation and the City of West Hollywood partnered to display the ONE Archives Foundation’s The History of the LGBTQ Civil Rights Movement History Panels around the West Hollywood Park. We are thrilled to announce that the History panels will continue to be displayed around the West Hollywood park through the end of August! Make sure to stop by and enjoy queer history on display! The History of the LGBTQ Civil Rights Movement History Panel series consists of 41 panels, including two new panels about the City of West Hollywood and its critical role in LGBTQ history and community organizing. To find out more about ONE Archives Foundation’s history panels, please click here.

The ONE Queer Garden Club is back! Next meeting: Saturday, July 22, 10am-1pm

ONE Archives at the USC Libraries 909 West Adams Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90007

The aim of the ONE Queer Garden Club (OQGC) is to improve the physical garden terrain around the ONE Archives at the USC Libraries. Over time, the garden and OQGC will evolve to build a Legacy Garden, a creative place to commemorate the many queer ancestors who have contributed to our lives

and LGBTQ history. The next meeting will include a workshop with mosaic artist, Jolino Beserra, to create mosaic tile decorations for the garden! Click here for more information on OQGC.

The ONE Archives Foundation Is Looking for Interns!

The ONE Archives Foundation is currently seeking enthusiastic interns with an interest in LGBTQ history, culture and non-profit management for the following positions:

• Development and Research Internship • History Panels Project Internship (filled)

For more information on the internships and to apply, please click here.

Images: (New Collection at ONE Archives...) Signs from the #ResistMarch donated to the ONE Archives at the USC Libraries. (Pride Month in Retrospect...) ONE Archives Foundation Community Engagement

and Program Coordinator, Erik Adamian, and Operations Assistant, Shirley Kawafuchi at Councilmember Mitch O'Farrell's Community Inauguration Celebration. (Join the ONE Archives Foundation and Outfest...)

image: a still from the film "Out of the Archive: Snapshots of Queer LA." ("The Long Road to Civil Rights") Image of Dr. Don Romesburg presenting at the two day workshop for educators. (The ONE Archives

Foundation's History Panels are on view...) image of the history panels on display around the West Hollywood Park.