AAC to merge with Strongest Link
The AIDS Action Committee of Massachusetts (AAC) plans to merge with Strongest Link AIDS Services, Inc., the organizations announced in a joint statement Tuesday, June 28.
Pushing forward for marriage equality in Maine
Following the legalization of same-sex marriage in New York, eyes turn to the Pine Tree State, where GLAD steps up to the plate.
Councilor candidate's signature appears on 2005 anti-marriage equality petition
District 3 hopeful O'Toole calls signing petition "a mistake."
MassEquality's Suffredini named New Leaders Council "40 Under 40" Leader
Young ED's history of advocacy celebrated; Suffredini promises org's fight for LGBT rights is not finished.
AIDS Walk Boston expected to raise $1 mil
Organizers of the 26th annual AIDS Walk Boston are optimistic that funds raised at yesterday's event will meet the $1 million dollar fundraising goal put forth by the AIDS Action Committee of Massachusetts (AAC).
Massachusetts celebrates seven years of same-sex marriage
Governor Patrick declares May 17 "Marriage Equality Day."
Northampton Pride: Rainbow flags a-flying!
Northampton celebrated the 30th annual Noho Pride event on Saturday, May 7 with a parade and entertainment in the center of the Western Massachusetts town.
In memoriam: DJ Kris Kono
Beloved Boston DJ Kris Kono passed away on Monday, May 8, at age 46 after battling cancer.
Pathways to Wellness' AIDS Care Project funding renewed at same level
The AIDS Care Project, a program run by holistic therapies group Pathways to Wellness, learned May 2 that the funding it receives from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health Office of HIV/AIDS will be renewed at the same level as last year.
"MariaTalks" website under fire
Sixty-three state Representatives have authored a letter to Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick expressing concerns that the sexual education website Maria Talks represents a possible misuse of tax dollars.
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