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Adam Gunther and Michael Mann join The Intercept's newly formed board of directors editorandpublisher.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from editorandpublisher.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
In her new role, Sumi Aggarwal will work with The Intercept’s leadership to set the organization’s vision and strategy, with a focus on impact, audience, and partnerships. ....
The San Francisco AIDS Foundation confirmed May 4 that it has laid off employees as a result of impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic and associated declines in revenue, according to Chad Ngo, the foundation s communications manager. Seventeen employees were laid off, according to Joe Hollendoner, SFAF s CEO. These include four leadership roles that were eliminated, according to Ngo. The layoffs were last week, Hollendoner wrote in a statement. Neither answered the amount in the revenue decline or whether senior management would take pay cuts, as happened in 2002. We have made the difficult decision to enact a reduction in our workforce in order to preserve San Francisco AIDS Foundation s long-term fiscal health and achievement of our strategic plan, Ngo stated. We value the contributions our staff have made to our organization and community, and thank the affected staff for their service. As a matter of policy, we are not able to comment further on individuals affec ....
Remembering Mike Salinas I freelanced for the late B.A.R. news editor Mike Salinas in the 1990s, sending him political and AIDS-related stories from Los Angeles. As a former mainstream journalist, I often argued with him when he included activist terms under my byline; he once inserted The Betrayer in a Bill Clinton photo caption. But we worked well together. Salinas was also insightful. He called me an environmental reporter because I wrote about fundraisers in a you-are-there style. He was right. I imagined my reader as a homebound person with AIDS who had tickets for the event but was too sick to go. I imagined a partner or friend reading him my coverage so that a person living with AIDS could picture himself there. Mike got a chuckle over the fashion fundraisers. One time I thought Sandra Bernhard was wearing a mustard yellow shag-carpet jacket strutting down the runaway. Luckily, I was seated next to a gay guy from the Gap who said she was wearing gay fashion de ....