Materials of Judge Barbara Rosenberg, who won the 1992 election for the Dallas Court of Appeals and defeated Judge Jack Hampton.

The Carlos Banda Collection is an LGBT tennis collection associated primarily with the Texas region. The collection contains a variety of organizational papers, photographs and artifacts concerning several groups Mr. Banda was affiliated with from 1977-2016.

El Resumen Esta colección consta de artículos y artefactos que incluyen una revista del Desfile de la Libertad de Alan Ross de 2018, múltiples camisetas, así como una bolsa con cordón y un abanico plegable de Dallas Voice (la Voz de Dallas), donados por David Taffet, periodista de la Voz de Dallas.

El Resumen Esta colección consta de 24 artículos relacionados con la demanda antidiscriminatoria de Mica England contra el Departamento de Policía de Dallas (DPD), England contra la Ciudad de Dallas, Mack Vines y el Estado de Texas.

Materials of Craig McDaniel, who was the first openly gay man elected to Dallas City Council and served two terms as District 14 councilman from 1993-1997.

This collection contains physical and digitized newspapers published by the Dallas Voice, as well as materials and publications produced by Voice Publishing, Inc.

This collection consists of items and artifacts including a magazine from the 2018 Alan Ross Freedom Parade, multiple t-shirts, as well as a drawstring bag and a foldable fan from the Dallas Voice, as donated by David Taffet, a journalist for the Dallas Voice.

El Resumen Materiales de la jueza Barbara Rosenberg, que ganó las elecciones de 1992 para el Tribunal de Apelaciones de Dallas y derrotó al juez Jack Hampton.

El Resumen La Colección Louise Young y Vivienne Armstrong es una colección LGBT que contiene principalmente documentos organizativos de la Coalición Política de Lesbianas/Gays de Dallas, así como del Comité Político Gay de Dallas y de la Alianza Gay de Dallas/Alianza de Gays y Lesbianas de Dallas.

This collection contains the papers, photographs, publications and artifacts of Donald F. Baker, a gay rights activist in Dallas, TX.

El Resumen Esta colección contiene los primeros casos judiciales, fotografías, negativos, correspondencia y recortes relacionados con la Alianza Gay de Dallas.

The Louise Young and Vivienne Armstrong Collection is an LGBT collection which primarily contains organizational documents from the Lesbian/Gay Political Coalition of Dallas, as well as the Dallas Gay Political Caucus and the Dallas Gay Alliance/Dallas Gay and Lesbian Alliance.

This collection consists of 24 items related to Mica England's anti-discrimination lawsuit against the Dallas Police Department (DPD), England vs. The City of Dallas, Mack Vines, and the State of Texas.

This collection contains 20 recorded interviews which were conducted between 2022-2023. Interviews were recorded for the purpose of being included in a narrative podcast series titled "Queering the Lone Star State: The Legal Battle for Equality in Texas." The podcast series utilized portions of the recorded interviews in this collections, however, this collection serves to preserve and provide access to the full interviews.

This collection contains early court cases, photographs, negatives, correspondence and clippings related to the Dallas Gay Alliance.

Eleven audio recordings of oral histories with figures related to the Dallas LGBTQ community conducted by members of the community history organization The Dallas Way.

This contains small collections (five folders or fewer) associated with The Dallas Way archive.

This collection contains the papers of William Waybourn, former president of both the Dallas Gay Alliance and Foundation for Human Understanding, as well as GLAAD (Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation) and Window Media, LLC. The collection also contains photographs of  Bill Nelson, Terry Tebedo, John Thomas, and others. The bulk of the collections dates from 1981-2014.