The overarching mission of the Adult Protective Services (APS) program in San Francisco is to protect elders and adults with disabilities from abuse, neglect, exploitation, and self-neglect. APS strives to…
By Greg Sroda On Sunday, May 31, more than 3,200 people from 46 states, Washington, D.C. and 21 countries will embark on a life-changing journey. It’s the 14th annual AIDS/LifeCycle,…
AIDS/LifeCycle: Adventure, Community, and Critical Funding for Local HIV Prevention & Care By Greg Sroda On Sunday, May 31, more than 3,200 people from 46 states, Washington, D.C. and 21…
By Dr. Bill Lipsky– At the beginning of the complicated decade when Ronald Reagan was president of the United States, innocent looking, funny, childlike drawings began appearing on the streets…
By Ann Rostow And the Beat Goes On At some point in every single presidential race, without exception, some commentator or candidate observes that among other issues, the campaign is…
By Dennis McMillan San Francisco Small Business Week – May 16-22 The 2015 Small Business Week in San Francisco schedule includes GGBA’s annual MEGA Make Contact to be held on…
As anticipation builds for the U.S. Supreme Court’s marriage equality decision this June, we felt lucky to be able to attend Marriage Equality USA’s annual awards celebration shortly after returning…
My friends Carl Hungerford and Andy Dvorak are just about to get married—next month! They live in San Francisco and have been together for 5 years. I asked them to…
On May 23, the Montclair Women’s Cultural Arts Club will host two Farewell Celebrations. The evening event immediately sold out, so a second event at 1:00pm was added. MWCAC founder…
By Barbara Price Twenty years ago this summer, I was sitting in the audience of a Joan Armatrading concert at the Berkeley Community Theater just before the show began, and…
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