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Here at SAGE, we know that stories hold power — they can undoubtedly change hearts and open minds. Our community is full of rich history that is far too often overlooked. In this spirit, we are honored to recognize our […]
Today, our community is recognizing National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day (NHAAD). According to HIV.gov, we commemorate this day every year on September 18 to draw attention to those living full lives with HIV and successfully aging as available treatments […]
In June, SAGE announced the eight recipients of its Equity Innovation Lab (EIL) program for 2024. This program offers financial and technical support to uplift marginalized and historically under-resourced LGBTQ+ elder communities nationwide. The EIL provides an $8,000 grant to […]
According to new data from the Human Rights Campaign, LGTBQ+ adults in the United States — especially transgender and non-binary individuals — are more likely to feel financially insecure. Almost half (48.1%) of LGBTQ+ adults feel like they are not […]
By Bryan Ellicott-Cook Much of my identity is visible and has been for quite some time now. For example, I have been very open and proud of how my family’s dedication to the military and first responder service fuels my […]
By Terri L. Wilder Each year, the world recognizes Zero HIV Stigma Day on July 21 to commemorate the birthday of activist Prudence Mabele. In 1992, Mabele became the first woman in South Africa to disclose her HIV status. This […]
