On this Dr. Martin Luther King Day, GMHC celebrates all Dr. King did for racial equality in America. We also honor one of the civil rights movement’s unsung heroes, the openly gay architect of the March on Washington, Bayard Rustin. Here is a snapshot of American history that isn’t taught in schools.
GMHC, founded in 1982 as Gay Men’s Health Crisis, the world’s first HIV and AIDS services organization, is responding to the U.S. Food and Drug
New York, NY—Amidst tragic rates of homelessness among youth, especially those who are LGBTQ+, the New York City Department of Youth and Community Development (NYCDYCD)
During the holidays, home is a cherished idea as families gather with friends to celebrate. But having a home of one’s own is elusive for
Like the House and Ball community it serves, GMHC’s Project Vogue is about dance, self-expression, community, and being fabulous. It’s also about linking young Black
Broadway producer Ted Snowdon has known since he was a small child that he wanted to work in theater. “I remember when the first West
From his roots in musical theater, Courter Simmons has become one of New York’s loudest and proudest live-singing drag queens. When the pandemic forced AIDS
For #WorldAIDSDay, #GMHC co-founder Dr. Larry Mass shared hopeful thoughts in the face of the ongoing obstacles for ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic—now in its 40th
This year, GMHC is again celebrating Thanksgiving from afar due to COVID-19, and the Meals and Nutrition staff are preparing bountiful Thanksgiving meal bags to
Dr. Stephen Karpiak, an irreplaceable pioneer in the HIV and aging field, died on Oct. 16. He was 74. Karpiak was GMHC’s senior director for
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We have twice as many people coming to our kitchen for help this Thanksgiving. Will you sponsor a meal for someone by signing a placemat today?
