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    Spring Really Is Here at Last

    Spring Really Is Here at Last

    By Joanie Juster– This past winter was the longest and coldest (by San Francisco standards) I can remember in over four decades. But after a couple of false starts, spring…

    Challenges and Resiliency of HIV Long-Term Survivors in San Francisco

    Challenges and Resiliency of HIV Long-Term Survivors in San Francisco

    By Dr. Meredith Greene– Sam was 25 when he was given the news that he only had a year to live. Although he had heard about a mysterious new illness,…

    Lessons Learned From LGBT Elder Advocacy During COVID-19

    Lessons Learned From LGBT Elder Advocacy During COVID-19

    By Daniel Redman– In 2020, as the COVID-19 lockdown began, a group of LGBT elder advocates and government officials began meeting to keep track of concerns and needs arising, share…

    Transgender People and Dementia Care

    Transgender People and Dementia Care

    By Ames Simmons– “We’re not really a family anymore.” These were the last words spoken to me by my father, who at age 81 experienced rapidly advancing cognitive decline before…

    The Core

    The Core

    By Rudy Lemcke– The other day I was talking to a friend about a song I had heard by the band Radiohead called “Glass Eyes.” The song ends with the…

    Preventing & Ending Homelessness for Older LGBTQ+ Adults

    Preventing & Ending Homelessness for Older LGBTQ+ Adults

    By Shireen McSpadden– San Franciscans hold many opinions and stereotypes about people living on our streets. People I speak to are often surprised to learn that many of these individuals…

    ‘Welcome Castro’ Grand Opening at 525 Castro Street

    ‘Welcome Castro’ Grand Opening at 525 Castro Street

    “Welcome Castro,” a new visitor center and gift shop focusing on all things Castro, celebrated its grand opening on April 27, 2023. The event, which took place from 4–7 pm…

    Keeping Your Medi-Cal Health Coverage

    Keeping Your Medi-Cal Health Coverage

    By Assemblymember Phil Ting– Millions of Californians could soon lose their Medi-Cal health coverage if they don’t act over the next few months. That’s because the federal COVID-19 Public Health…

    Oakland: United in Pride

    Oakland: United in Pride

    By Rebecca Kaplan, Oakland City Councilmember At-Large– As Oakland’s Councilmember At Large, representing the entire city, and as our first openly lesbian councilmember, I am thrilled to announce that, this…

    AGUILAS 2023 Spring Retreat, CA Repeals Boycott of Anti-LGBTQ+ States

    AGUILAS 2023 Spring Retreat, CA Repeals Boycott of Anti-LGBTQ+ States

    By Eduardo Morales, Ph.D.– Program participants and staff gathered on Friday April 21, at AGUILAS (1800 Market Street) before traveling by bus to the Enchanted Hills Camps and Retreat in…