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Bay Area Reporter :: SF budget, federal agency fund local HIV programs

San Francisco officials allocated $2.6 million for local HIV programs over the next two years in the fiscal budget adopted by the Board of Supervisors Tuesday that advocates had been seeking. The funding includes money to address the mental health and housing needs of long-term HIV survivors. Also on July 27 the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced $117 million in funding for states and local health departments as part of the second major round of investment in the federal Ending the HIV Epidemic in the U.S. (EHE) initiative. San Francisco will receive $3.09 million of the funds. That funding will certainly help to shore up the system of care for people living with, and at risk for, HIV, said AIDS Legal Referral Panel Executive Director Bill Hirsh. I think the federal government is proposing, at least the Democrats in Congress are proposing, some significant increases in funding to services for people with HIV. I am hopeful this is reflective of prioritiz

Bay Area Reporter :: SF budget, federal agency fund local HIV programs

APEX Express - 7.15.21 Dragonfruit Podcast 1

APEX Express A weekly magazine-style radio show featuring the voices and stories of Asians and Pacific Islanders from all corners of our community. The show is produced by a collective of media makers, deejays, and activists. This week we feature APIENC’s Dragonfruit Podcast focused on AAPI queer elders and their activist stories.   Dragon Fruit Podcast Episode 1 | Sharing our Harvest: Fruits of QTAPI Movement Organizing Miko Lee: Good evening. This is Miko Lee, and you’re listening to apex express where we focus on the Asian American and Pacific Islander experiences. Tonight we’re proud to present the dragon fruit project, an international project that explores queer Asian and a Pacific Islanders and their stories about love and activism in the sixties, seventies, eighties, and nineties.

Bay Area Reporter :: St. James moves forward with no ED

Ending more than a year of silence on who s in charge, St. James Infirmary announced July 13 that it is going forward without an executive director as the nonprofit that serves sex workers shifts to a new, horizontal leadership structure, according to a news release. The organization runs like spokes on a wheel. All of our programs have an experienced director and teams of amazing staff and volunteers, operations director Anita O Shea stated. What makes us even more unique is that most of us have had real lived experiences similar to the people that we serve: sex work, homelessness, drug use, and losing our loved ones as a result of a broken system.

Bay Area Reporter :: St. James moves forward with no ED