Programa Latino supports immigrants living in fear
With news of community members being detained and deported circulating, fear runs rampant. Programa Latino members are finding ways to build resilience and support one another.
Programa Latino apoya a los inmigrantes que viven con miedo
Al circular noticias de miembros de la comunidad detenidos y deportados, el miedo se desborda. Los y las integrantes del Programa Latino están encontrando formas de aumentar su resiliencia y apoyarse mutuamente.
“There’s anxiety, and fear”: How HIV long-term survivors are processing the current political moment
Vince Crisostomo, director of Aging Services at SFAF, shares the ways that the Elizabeth Taylor 50-Plus Network is meeting the stress and anxiety caused by changes at the federal level.
Trans people across the nation are experiencing their rights, healthcare, and existence stripped away. What's it like to witness and experience that as you're raising a trans child?
As a Black, queer man living with HIV, leading an organization fighting for our community, exhaustion feels inevitable. But it is unsustainable--exhaustion is not a strategy, and burnout is not a badge.
CDC cuts, millions in NIH grants canceled, layoffs at HHS: Our quick summary of recent news impacting HIV & LGBTQ+ services and health
Millions of dollars at a time, our Federal government is dismantling the public health infrastructure we rely on to end the HIV epidemic and improve LGBTQ+ health.
Finding freedom as a gay Black man in San Francisco, and family through Black Brothers Esteem
In honor of National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, and Black History Month, we heard from William Dean, a long-time member of SFAF’s community support program Black Brothers Esteem, and co-founder of Brothers Who Read.
