By Alex Temblador What do you need to know about Charlie Sheen and his HIV Status? Well, actually nothing. It’s not particularly our business to know anything so personally about another human being or to be as invasive as the media is being into Sheen’s medical history. Unfortunately, we live in a culture in which […]
The Wall Las Memorias Project and the Los Angeles Dodgers invites YOU to join in on the festivities at the 14th Annual Strike Out AIDS — our annual AIDS awareness event at Dodger Stadium. Created by the organization in 2000, Strike Out AIDS continues to be one of the largest HIV/AIDS awareness events in California with over 55,000 baseball […]
The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation joins campaign that includes new style guide for media, as well as public service announcements. As part of the partnership, GLAAD has released a new style guide for journalists, which includes best practices for covering HIV and AIDS in a new era of prevention and treatment. To view and download […]
By: Rob Watson This is an open letter that will never see the inside of a mailbox. It is a letter from my heart, being sent to hearts that no longer beat. They are now in the space of the spirit, but I miss them just as I would if they were still beating […]
By Judith Newton, Professor Emerita Women and Gender Studies, UC Davis I met him in graduate school during the early sixties. He was the kind of smart, studious young man I’d always been drawn to but never managed to date. He said “oops” a lot and was so funny that being in his company felt […]
By: Ted Peterson Mikey’s preschool had a bake sale and a trike-a-thon to raise money for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. As part of the week leading up to that, during one circle time, Mikey’s teachers taught them about sickness and health, and asked the kids what they would do to help another child who […]
