Lesbian Herstory Archives is a brand that exists to gather, preserve, and provide access to records of Lesbian lives and activities. Their mission is to uncover and document the herstory of Lesbians that has been previously denied to them by patriarchal historians. They offer a wide range of products and services to support their mission, including a blog, calendar, programs, internships, volunteer opportunities, and oral herstory collections.

They also accept donations of materials that are relevant to Lesbian lives, such as books, magazines, journals, photos, films, poetry, and more. The Archives is committed to inclusivity and accepts all expressions of Lesbian identities, desires, and practices. They welcome visitors to explore their collections and do research free of charge, and they are actively involved in political struggles that affect Lesbians.

As an all-volunteer organization, the Archives is collectively run, and archival skills are passed down from one generation of Lesbians to another. They are funded by individual Lesbians, LGBT and feminist organizations, allies, and nongovernmental funding sources. The Archives will always remain an independent entity, housed in its own building in the community.

Their goal is to build intergenerational bridges and deepen the understanding of Lesbian experiences in different contexts and historical periods. Visit their website to learn more and get involved in celebrating the vibrant history and culture of Lesbians