Our community has hundreds of prominent trailblazers who sparked the LGBT equality movement and have helped shape history to create the world we live in today. But for every pioneer whose name [...]
We are SAGEStrong. As unprecedented as the COVID-19 pandemic is, it is neither SAGE nor the LGBT community’s first experience with an epidemic. The grit, creativity, commitment, compassion and [...]
As we begin our celebration of LGBT History Month, we must recognize how LGBT history has been told. For decades, the trailblazing work of BIPOC LGBT pioneers has been eclipsed by white and [...]
National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day (NHAAD) is observed on September 18 each year to bring awareness to the aging-related challenges of HIV prevention, testing, care, and treatment. With [...]
In preparation for the 2020 election, SAGE has partnered with When We All Vote. This partnership is a way for SAGE voters to help strengthen our democracy by increasing voter participation among [...]
Written by Donna Sue Johnson, SAGE Participant The SAGE community has always been a supportive and uplifting place for my partner and me. I find that it’s easy for elders to fall between the [...]
On July 15, SAGE sent a letter to U.S. officials Secretary Alex M Azar II, Director Dr. Robert R. Redfield, Administrator Seema Verma, and Director David R. Wright demanding that the U.S. [...]
Even before the pandemic, many LGBT older people struggled with poverty. In fact, 35% of SAGE’s New York City clients are Medicaid eligible. However, this is not just a problem in New York City. [...]
SAGEVets Program Manager Ashton Stewart and Administrative Coodinator Arnold Lewis gave remarks at the July 7 Veterans Rally, Because Black Lives Matter!, organized by SAGEVets partner Black [...]
Each year, long-time supporter of SAGE, the International Gay Polo League (GPL) hosts GPL Polotini Presents WIGSTOCK!, a fundraiser for an LGBT charity. This year, GPL partnered with SAGE [...]
SAGE is proud to stand beside our fellow advocates and change-makers in the Diverse Elders Coalition as we fight together to build a more equitable and age-inclusive world for everyone. This [...]
Overjoyed doesn’t really cover it! On June 15, 2020, the Supreme Court of the United States of America affirmed that I, a retired USAF Officer/Pilot who voluntarily served 22 years to protect and [...]
TEZ ANDERSON (He/Him) – Executive Director Let’s Kick Ass AIDS Survivor Syndrome Tez Anderson is an HIV Long-Term Survivor. At 60, he’s lived with HIV since 1983. He founded Let’s [...]
Larry Kramer was a ferocious HIV/AIDS activist, a passionate change-maker, and a true icon of the LGBT equality movement. Our community mourns his loss, and celebrates the spirit to fight for [...]
SAGE is proud to introduce #PrideInPlace, our virtual Pride campaign for 2020. Pride in Place is a way to celebrate Pride and the 50th anniversary of our country’s first Pride March, while [...]
SAGE is proud to partner with the New York City Department for the Aging, Thrive NYC and our SAGE Puerto Rico affiliate at Waves Ahead in a public health campaign for Puerto Rican LGBT elders in [...]
Businesses around the country are adapting their services to prioritize the safety and well-being of their customers and staff. In an effort to ensure that everyone gets the food they need while [...]
SAGE is committed to keeping our community and staff safe. Please read for more info on COVID-19 and SAGE’s response – currently all SAGE national events are postponed and our NYC senior centers [...]
The Welcome to Pride Initiative, created by SAGE with the generous support of AARP, is a partnership among SAGE, Centerlink, Heritage of Pride, InterPride, and The Center for Black Equity. We [...]
SAGE Harlem has moved! As of Wednesday, January 10, 2018, SAGE Harlem will be located at 220 West 143rd Street (entrance mid-block on 142nd St. between Frederick Douglass Blvd. and Adam Clayton [...]
