Staff

This page lists staff information for the ONE Archives Foundation, Inc.

For staff information related to ONE Archives at the USC Libraries, including archivists and ONE’s Director, please click here.

Jennifer Gregg
Executive Director
jgregg@onearchives.org
Phone: (323) 419-2159

Jennifer C. Gregg is the Executive Director of the ONE Archives Foundation, Inc., the longest continuously operating LGBTQ organization in the country.

Prior to joining ONE Archives Foundation in April 2016, Jennifer was the Executive Director of the Thurber House in Columbus, Ohio, a non-profit literary arts center and museum listed on the National Register of Historic places, which was the childhood home of humorist, author, and New Yorker cartoonist, James Thurber. Read more about Jennifer here.

Andrew Gould
Director of Development
agould@onearchives.org
Phone: (323) 419-1802

Andrew Gould serves as the Director of Development for the ONE Archives Foundation, Inc., the longest continuously operating LGBTQ organization in the country. Andrew leads the organization’s individual and institutional giving activities, which support and promote the archive through diverse activities including educational initiatives and a range of exhibitions and public programs.

Driven by a commitment to public service and freedom of expression, Andrew previously served as the Director of Institutional Giving at The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (MOCA), which houses one of the most compelling and challenging collections of contemporary art in the world. Andrew’s work supported the museum’s education and exhibition programs through foundation, corporate, and government partnerships. Read more about Andrew here.

Christopher Mangum-James
Development Manager
cmangumjames@onearchives.org
Phone: (323) 419-5852

Christopher Mangum-James is the Development Manager at the ONE Archives Foundation, Inc.

Born and raised in Los Angeles, he comes to the organization with over a decade of experience in the city’s non-profit sector. Previously, he oversaw annual giving and membership at UCLA’s Hammer Museum, where he connected supporters of the institution to Los Angeles’ diverse creative community. He also spearheaded several projects that have changed how visitors continue to engage with the museum, including the formulation and implementation of the Hammer’s free admission policy.

Prior to joining the ONE Archives Foundation in 2018, Christopher was a key member of the founding staff at The Main Museum, a socially-engaged arts institution focused on fostering and exhibiting Los Angeles-based artists. Read more about Christopher here.

Erik Adamian
Education & Outreach Manager
eadamian@onearchives.org
Phone: (323) 419-2416

Erik’s dedication to uplifting marginalized communities led him to join the team at ONE Archives Foundation, Inc.

He graduated from UCLA with a BA in English and Civic Engagement. During his undergraduate career, he was awarded departmental and college honors upon the completion of two theses projects: one on Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray and the other on the experiences of LGBTQ Armenian Americans in Los Angeles.

Fueled by his passion for vocalizing the issues and concerns of the oppressed, Erik has previously worked as an educator at the Los Angeles LGBT Center (Youth Center on Highland). He also conducted faculty sponsored research on the cultural visibility of intersectional LGBTQ communities, and was a contributor to Outwrite, UCLA’s queer newsmagazine. Read more about Erik here.

Nicholas Bihr
Education and Outreach Assistant
nbihr@onearchives.org
Phone: (323) 968-0185

Nick’s dedication to organizing within and alongside queer communities led him to join the ONE Archives Foundation, Inc.

He graduated from the University of San Diego with a B.A. in Ethnic Studies in 2016. As an undergraduate student, Nick was awarded departmental honors for his scholar-activism, which culminated in an auto-ethnographic thesis project examining whiteness and critiquing white supremacy within LGBTQ communities. He was a recognized student leader on campus, immersing himself in different community settings and mentorship roles. Read more about Nick here.

Shirley Kawafuchi
Operations Assistant
skawafuchi@onearchives.org
Phone: (323) 419-2159

Shirley’s passion for LGBTQ representation and the preservation of LGBTQ history led her to the ONE Archives Foundation, Inc.

As an editor for the UCLA Undergraduate Law Journal and FEM, UCLA’s feminist newsmagazine, Shirley brings six years of experience with both online and print publications.

Prior, she joined the Climate and Health team at Physicians for Social Responsibility in Washington DC, where she worked on anti-fracking campaigns and testified in front of the Environmental Protections Agency. Shirley also worked to clarify the path to publicly-elected office as a Candidacy Researcher with Nationbuilder, and led a digital mapping team under Student Services Australia. Read more about Shirley here.