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    Gratitude in Action; Tax-Smart Ways to Support What You Love

    Gratitude in Action; Tax-Smart Ways to Support What You Love

    By Brandon Miller – The holidays are a natural time to pause, reflect, and give thanks for the people and communities that make life richer. It’s also the perfect moment…

    Appointing Fiduciaries: Who Can Act on Your Behalf If Immigration Issues Arise for Members of the LGBTQ+ Community?

    Appointing Fiduciaries: Who Can Act on Your Behalf If Immigration Issues Arise for Members of the LGBTQ+ Community?

    By Jay Greene – Empower Your Circle: Fiduciaries for Queer Immigrants During Uncertain Times In San Francisco’s welcoming LGBTQ+ scene, immigration issues, such as visa waits, asylum changes, or uncertain…

    Beyond the Rainbow Premiere at The Roxie Theater

    Beyond the Rainbow Premiere at The Roxie Theater

    Antonio’s Closet Productions and San Francisco Pridepresented the world premiere of Beyond the Rainbow: The Intersection of Pride on November 8, 2025, at The Roxie Theater. The film is a…

    Donna’s Chronicles, “The Academy SF presented the 2025 Legends Awards…”

    Donna’s Chronicles, “The Academy SF presented the 2025 Legends Awards…”

    By Donna Sachet – The Academy SF presented the 2025 Legends Awards ceremony on Friday, November 7, and the Swedish American Hall was packed to the rafters in support of…

    Remembering Dr. Shelley Fernandez: 95 Years of Fierce Love and Unstoppable Justice

    Remembering Dr. Shelley Fernandez: 95 Years of Fierce Love and Unstoppable Justice

    By Susan Berston – Dr. Joan Shelley Wilks Fernandez (Shelley Fernandez) understood that true empowerment required both sanctuary—building shelters for women in crisis—and strength—self-defense through judo. She built institutions that…

    Ann Rostow: Atta Turk

    Ann Rostow: Atta Turk

    By Ann Rostow – Atta Turk A draft of a recent set of Turkish legal reforms known as the 11th Judicial Package was leaked to the press, and, much to…

    Working to Expand Access to Mental Health Treatment

    Working to Expand Access to Mental Health Treatment

    By Rafael Mandelman, President, San Francisco Board of Supervisors – We’ve taken on numerous projects this year, from increasing traffic enforcement to expanding shelter capacity, but we would now like…

    Fighting for Those Who Fought for Us

    Fighting for Those Who Fought for Us

    By Morey Riordan – As I reflect on my first couple of months as the Executive Director of Openhouse, my experience has been one of deep learning, joy, and appreciation…

    Fighting Ageism: LGBTQ+ Seniors and Friendly Visitors Connect for Life-Affirming Companionship and Support

    Fighting Ageism: LGBTQ+ Seniors and Friendly Visitors Connect for Life-Affirming Companionship and Support

    By Charles Renfroe – Gilbert, a gay man in his late 60s, came to Openhouse after entering sobriety and recovering from prolonged substance abuse. “Having just finished my addictions, I…