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“Being transgender is always a part of my story.” I didn’t have a traditional coming out experience. Instead of formally coming out to my friends and family, I just lived as the person I was happy being. And that person […]
“I have to say, I’m surprised I made it this far. I’ve got like 15 suicide attempts to my name.” Dominique Lebreton walks the streets of NYC today as a proud, beautiful, empowered, 60-year-old bisexual woman. But she spent much […]
On Tuesday, November 9, 2021, Tanya Asapansa-Johnson Walker, Co-founder, New York Transgender Advocacy Group and SAGE’s Transgender Women’s Support Group Facilitator, spoke at a special House Finance Subcommittee meeting. There’s No Pride in Prejudice: Eliminating Barriers to Full Economic Inclusion for […]
Your voice is needed now more than ever to advocate for yourself and others as they access critical aging services and programs in their communities. For decades, older LGBTQ+ people in need of everyday services like adult daycare, home-delivered meals, […]
LGBTQ+ older people across Illinois are struggling to get the healthcare, financial security and caregiving support they desperately need, according to a new report from AARP Illinois and SAGE. The disparities, outlined in a first-of-its-kind report commissioned to help LGBTQ+ […]
History is not something that belongs solely to those who lived it. When we share, discuss, and celebrate our community’s history across every generation, we not only preserve the legacy of those who came before us but become better equipped […]
