Health & Wellness
A Gay Girl’s Guide to Life after College
I’ve made it. It’s been a year, and I’m still standing. Still breathing. Still living. I’ve made it through that awkward, awful, and (yes, I’ll say it) awesome year after college when the world is [...]
11.26.12 2011 Transgender Community Health Assessment Presented by Author e.shor University of Minnesota
2011 Transgender Community Health Assessment Presented in collaboration by the Minnesota Transgender Health Coalition and the University of Minnesota Pictured clockwise: e.shor, Author School of Public Health University of Minnesota Roxanne Anderson, Interim Executive [...]
World AIDS Day: HIV Stigma in the Black Community
Please Join us for one of MAP’s World AIDS Day Events: Saturday, December 1, 2012 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. The Avalon: Heart of the Beast Puppet Theater, 1500 East Lake Street Minneapolis MN 55407 Please [...]
Surviving the Waiting Game
It’s a scene that Hollywood has exploited in nearly every childhood drama; a little kid standing out in the baseball field, attempting to nonchalantly toss the ball back and forth between his hand and glove, [...]
Leather Life: Meet Mr. Friendly
Interview with Derek Harley, Mr. Minneapolis Eagle 2012 Allow me to introduce you to Derek Harley, Mr. Minneapolis Eagle 2012. Allow him to introduce you to Mr. Friendly, the new face (literally) of HIV stigma awareness. [...]
The Aliveness Project
In the United States today, HIV and AIDs are largely no longer seen as a death sentence. Many people experience HIV/AIDs as a manageable life-long or chronic illness. The key word is “manageable.” But AIDs, [...]
Bishop Christopher Senyonjo – Abiding Friend to Uganda’s GLBT Community
Bishop Christopher Senyonjo has been a straight ally of glbt Ugandans since he was denounced by the Anglican Church in 2001. His family has even come under threat. He will speak at the Parkway Theater at [...]
