Scope and Contents Bravo! Newsmagazine was a San Diego weekly publication covering local and national news related to the LGBTQ community. News (local, state, national), reviews, opinion, events, local ads, services and resources, and photos. Library holds two issues from 1992 and 1993. Local coverage includes:1992-06-18: "Mayor Forms First Gay and Lesbian Advisory Board," "Update Publisher and Founder, Donald Hauck, Dead at 62," "Councilman Hartley, Citizens Patrol, Receives John Wear...

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In this interview, Gerardo Cabral discusses how the Cross-Cultural Center was a space that cultivated and enriched self-identity. It provided not only students with a voice but Cabral to begin living his true authentic life.

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En la Vida was a news magazine published monthly out of Chicago, Illinois. It focused on Latinx LGBTQ+ communities and content. Library holdings are one issue (July 2002), which contains a cover story and photographs on Pride in Tijuana and the Rainbow over the Border Partnership: A Bi-National LGBT Border Project.

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Largely a gay-focused newsmagazine with some content geared towards lesbians, the Pacific Coast Times covered national, California, and local news and culture relevant to San Diego's gay and lesbian community, with a strong focus on California, especially the LA and San Diego regions. Publications also contain ads, events, entertainment, services, reviews cartoons, photography. Library holdings consist of nine issues in total.

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The San Diego Lesbian Press was concerned with local and national issues relevant to San Diego's lesbian community, and had contributions from local and national figures. Library holdings may be a complete run of the Lesbian Press, which seems to have ceased publication around 1992.

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Articles, news, reviews, opinion, ads, photos, mostly related to local San Diego LGBTQ+ community and happenings. Library holdings are one issue, Issue #6 (May 21 1986).

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In this interview, Sara Sheikh-Arvizu discusses her roles at CSUSM and the various programs she initiated or facilitated. Sheikh-Arvizu also briefly discusses her current work with Orange County Human Relations.