AIDS Action receives $50,000 from Wainwright
Wainwright Bank CEO Robert Glassman received a Distinguished Social Entrepreneurial Leadership Award from the Grand Circle Corporation and the Lewis Family Foundation at the Corporate Philanthropy Summit Sept. 6, and as part of that award Wainwright Bank received $100,000 to be split evenly between a charity of the bank's choice and a new social initiative.
Fenway to publish medical textbook on LGBT health
Fenway Community Health and the American College of Physicians will publish next month a medical textbook, The Fenway Guide to LGBT Health, focusing on the specific health issues faced by LGBT patients.
Fenway to publish medical textbook on LGBT health
Fenway Community Health and the American College of Physicians will publish next month a medical textbook, The Fenway Guide to LGBT Health, focusing on the specific health issues faced by LGBT patients.
Tim Schofield :: On the trail for Boston City Council
Tim Schofield gives voters the first real chance since 1993 to elect an openly gay person to the City Council.
Bar exam flunker wants anti-gay lawsuit dismissed
Stephen Dunne, the man who filed suit against the Massachusetts Board of Bar Examiners and the state's Supreme Judicial Court after he failed the bar exam in part for refusing to answer a question about same-sex marriage, now wants his lawsuit dismissed.
Man files complaint against car dealership
Phillip Daggett, who received widespread media attention as the bartender on duty the night Jacob Robida attacked patrons at the New Bedford gay bar Puzzles Lounge last year, is alleging anti-gay discrimination by his former employers and co-workers at Route 44 Toyota in Raynham.
Fenway gets federal grant to study LGBT populations
Under a presidential administration that has been accused of hampering scientific research in general and research on gay men in particular, the Fenway Community Health Center received a $1 million grant by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to establish the first federally funded research center focused on conducting population research on the LGBT community.
Back to school :: Gay parents face unique challenges
School clothes, school supplies, student orientation, carpool schedules. The lengthy to-do list for parents before they can load their budding scholars onto the school bus is enough to make any parent pine for a return to the days of summer camp and sleepovers at grandma's house.
Clothes make the Man of La Mancha
Steven Sondheim famously reminded us that "the art of making art is putting it together, bit by bit." But when you watch a show - for instance, The Lyric Stage's production of Man of La Mancha, which opens this weekend - hopefully you will be transported by the story and not think about the weeks of hard work that made it possible.
Henry Corra's Same Sex America :: A family affair
Henry Corra's Same Sex America, a documentary of the lives of seven same-sex couples in Massachusetts during the post-Goodridge years, provides firsthand accounts of what it was like to live in the state during the legislative battles fought around civil marriage rights.
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