By Joanie Juster— I was raised with the firm conviction that voting is every American’s duty and privilege. No matter what, if there’s an election, you vote, because every vote…
By Stuart Gaffney and John Lewis— Elise and Otto Hampel were an unremarkable working-class couple living in Berlin in 1940. With little formal education, Elise was employed as a domestic,…
By Aaron Boot-Haury— As I write this, we are putting the final touches on the new GGBA. After months of planning, listening, drafting, redrafting, and a healthy amount of late-night…
S. E. Owens & Company, with a nationwide reach and offices in Oakland, California, provides a wide range of services related to compliance and accounting. While their team is focused…
By Brandon Miller— There’s a version of my journey to parenthood that sounds very put-together: I flew to Missouri, met my baby twins, and flew home—beautiful, seamless, and the kind…
By Jay Greene— From Getting Care to Protecting Your Legacy In April, we covered how Medi-Cal’s reinstated 2026 asset limits and the 30‑month lookback affect eligibility for long‑term care. This…
By Tom LeNoble— This month, we reflect on what I call The Philanthropic Mindset. It is not philanthropy defined by wealth or recognition, but by presence, compassion, and everyday choices.…
By Donna Sachet— Believe it or not, the Castro is showing significant signs of recovery and renewal! Last Tuesday, Frameline Film Festival reopened the long-abandoned Hamburger Mary’s location on Castro…
The National Center for LGBTQ Rights (NCLR) on May 16, 2026, held the annual Champions for Justice gala. This year the event took place at The Conservatory at One Sansome.…
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