Rosa shares how she put graduate school on hold for 25 years in order to keep pursuing the career of her dreams.

Rich believes activism has no age, and encourages everyone to speak out, no matter the experience.

Paul struggled with rejection due to his upbringing in a Roman Catholic family, but soon confided in the LGBT Center.

Nicole talks about the transformations she's seen the LGBT Center undergo in the past 15 years, and what she hopes the most recent makeover will bring.

Megan talks about taking advantage of the programs offered at the LGBT Center that she helped coordinate prior to having her first child with her partner.

Levi shares the perks of being able to communicate with others as he navigates through the LGBT Center.

Kate sends some advice to other professional Lesbian women on the possibilities of loving a career.

Jess remembers the day Defense of Marriage Act was declared unconstitutional.

A member of Center Youth shares how the camp helped her come out to her parents.

The Center Youth Program Assistant talks about the highlights of working at the LGBT Center.

Jeff expresses the strong satisfaction that comes with working at the LGBT Center.

Howard goes 20 years back to the first day he met the previous Second Tuesday Lecture Series Curator, and how his advice sculpted him to be the man he is today.

Heather explains the values of the LGBT Center.

Glennda breaks down what her title as Executive Director is at the LGBT Center.

Cristina talks about the drastic changes of living in Los Angeles to moving to New York City, and how the LGBT Center eased the transition.

Two Young Leaders talk about being active in the gay community while attending college and how it they extended their roles into the LGBT Center.

Joseph shares what it was like stepping into the LGBT Center for the first time and feeling accepted as a man of color in the Young Men's Group.

Alejandro shares the highlights of balancing work at the LGBT Center and being a drag queen.

Brigid went from musician to non-profit management to expand her knowledge that would later land her a job at the LGBT Center.

Austin traveled from another state to join a friendlier and LGBTQI+ community accepting environment, which later led to his career at the LGBT Center.

The Center Youth Prevention Counselor talks about the varying comfort levels generations have on the sexuality "identity box."

Anthony shares how he became a volunteer and Center Young Leader, and what the LGBT Center means to him.