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Brian McNaught Faith & Culture Event

Stonewall National Museum presents acclaimed author & advocate Brian McNaught for an in-person interview December 8th in Fort Lauderdale, FL at 6P. Known for his memoir ‘A Prince of a Boy: How One Gay Catholic Helped Change the World’ McNaught’s work delves into his history of traveling to offices, churches & universities across Mumbai, Tokyo, Singapore, Hong Kong, the United Kingdom & North America all while sharing his story how religion & LGBTQ identity can co-exist to support true change. Robert Kesten, Stonewall National Museum’s President & CEO stated, “As a community, we often view religion & sexual orientation as two separate entities, with many of us even viewing the former as an ‘enemy’ due to how it's been used to stifle LGBTQ+ stories & happiness. McNaught’s experiences are a perfect example of how these aspects of our lives can intersect & how being one does not diminish the other. Rather, he has used his faith to not only strengthen communities around the world, but shine a spotlight on the empathy & kindness LGBTQ+ individuals are capable of. He has helped shatter the narrative of ‘sin’ often pushed, paving the way for better equality.” This is a free event & refreshments will be served. Stonewall National Museum, Archives & Library is one of the largest & most significant LGBTQ museums & archives in the world. For more than 5 decades SNMAL has fought for equality by tirelessly releasing powerful messages, hosting dynamic events, launching a solutions-driven task force in Washington DC mobilizing educators in its national education project, recognizing leaders & heroes & providing historic record of achievements. SNMAL houses millions of pages of records & materials available to the media, drawing direct lines from our nation’s history to today. 
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Stonewall Inn Annual Brick Awards Gala

The 3rd annual Stonewall Inn Brick Awards fundraiser takes place December 8th at Sony Hall in NYC honoring leaders from around the globe who support their legacy of activism. Hosted by the fabulous Alec Mapa this will be a night of stellar performances, awards to honor LGBTQ activists, advocates & luminaries that you don’t want to miss. Scheduled to perform are Big Freedia, J. Harrison Ghee, Jan Sport, Murray Hill & Amanda Lepore. Presenters include Kate Moennig & Leisha Hailey & back by popular demand for their live & silent auctions to benefit SIGBI will be hosted by comedian/celebrity auctioneer Dana Goldberg along with the 2025 Brick Awards Girl Alicia Love. This will be a dazzling night of commemoration, celebration & community. The Stonewall Inn Gives Back Initiative (SIGBI) is the official charitable giving organization of the historic Stonewall Inn the birthplace of the modern LGBTQ rights movement & the center piece of one of the United States’ newest national monuments. SIGBI carries forward the legacy of The Stonewall Inn by supporting LGBTQ communities, fostering inclusivity & driving progress in the fight for equality worldwide. Born from the Stonewall Inn Uprising of 1969 SIGBI is committed to eliminating the social intolerance that is profoundly impacting the lives of LGBTQ citizens throughout America & globally. Experience this fabulous fundraiser benefiting SIGBI on December 8th in NYC. Tickets start at $150 & includes an open bar, light bites, thrilling performances & a live auction to support their safe spaces initiative, awareness campaigns, educational programming & candid public dialogue that supports grassroots orgs scattered across the globe especially in these challenging times. 
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Nadine Smith To Lead Color Of Change

After 28 years Nadine Smith Equality Florida's Co-Founder & Executive Director is stepping down to become President & CEO of Color Of Change the nation’s largest online racial justice organization in January 2026. Smith stated, “It has been the honor of a lifetime to help build Equality Florida into the most impactful statewide LGBTQ organization in the nation. Together, we have created a movement that has changed laws, saved lives & inspired hope across our state & served as a blueprint nationwide. I step into this next chapter carrying Florida with me. I will remain rooted in this state & my commitment to Equality Florida is forever. We’ve told the country for years that Florida is the front line & you don’t abandon the front line in a fight. I’ll continue to stand shoulder to shoulder with this team & this movement.” Equality Florida’s Board of Directors has named Stratton Pollitzer the organization’s Co-Founder & Deputy Director as the incoming CEO & Executive Director. Pollitzer concluded, “Nadine’s leadership has transformed what is possible for LGBTQ people in Florida & across the country. I am profoundly grateful for her courage, her brilliance & her partnership over nearly three decades. This is a moment to celebrate a visionary leader whose impact will echo for generations & to celebrate the strength of the organization she helped build. I could not be more proud of her, nor more committed to carrying our shared mission forward.” Smith will remain with Equality Florida through January to ensure a seamless transition. We wish Nadine continuous success & listen to our retro chat we did in 2016. LISTEN 
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Ashley Carothers Leads Modern Military

Modern Military Association of America announced that Ashley Carothers has been appointed their new Executive Director. Carothers is a devoted public servant, Air Force veteran & accomplished leader with deep experience in advocacy, policy & community engagement. From serving during the era of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” to advancing the passage of the PACT Act Ashley has spent her career ensuring that LGBTQ service members, veterans & their families are seen, supported & protected. Her commitment to equity, inclusion & strategic leadership makes her the perfect guide as Modern Military returns to their roots in advocacy, policy & action in 2026. Carothers stated, “Modern Military has always been a place where our community finds strength, support & solidarity. As we step into this next chapter, my commitment is to listen, to uplift your voices & to expand the resources & advocacy efforts that matter most to LGBTQ+ service members, veterans & families. We have important work ahead & I believe in our shared ability to move forward with courage & compassion. Thank you for being part of this mission, & for welcoming me into this new role.” Ashley joined the Air Force straight out of high school during the era of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell.” While building expertise in logistics, she began volunteering with OutServe, Modern Military’s predecessor, supporting LGBTQ service members & their families. These early experiences shaped her lifelong commitment to fighting for equitable treatment for underserved service members & veterans. Modern Military Association of America fights for a world where LGBTQ service members & families are safe, supported & seen. 
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Gene Frankel Theatre Winter Festival

The Gene Frankel Theatre Winter Festival has announced its full lineup with 18 new short plays & one acts making their New York Premieres that runs December 8th to 22nd at the historic Gene Frankel Theatre in NYC featuring approximately 100 artists. Playwrights include Cristina Noelle, Amy Losli, Matthew Fay, Maggie Fern, Joseph Sexton, Phoebe Eileen Grech, Abigail Jensen, Victor Cuenca, McKelvey Courtney Collins, Jay Moser & Carolyn Bacon. This fabulous event will showcase a diverse range of voices & stories from an impending asteroid collision to a heaven designed exclusively for Mormons to 3 bank robbers hiding out in an unsuspecting librarian’s sanctuary. Audiences can expect an eclectic mix of characters including an AI therapist, a 1950s nuclear family, a Cupid who can’t feel love & Mrs. Claus spending Christmas Eve alone. Each production offers a distinctive theatrical experience that celebrates innovative new works. The winter festival lineup was curated by Gene Frankel Theatre Artistic Director Thomas R. Gordon & award-winning actress Francesca Ravera. The 18 plays were selected from over 100 submissions. The upcoming winter edition will culminate with a Gala & Awards Night on December 22nd where Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Director, Best Script & Best Play will be awarded in both the short play & one-act categories. Performances will take place nightly & on weekends December 8th to 22nd at the iconic Gene Frankel Theatre at 24 Bond Street in NYC. All featured plays are New York premieres with many also making their world debuts. Tickets are $25 for students & seniors with $35 for general admission. 
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San Francisco Dance Along Nutcracker

The Dance Along Nutcracker is one of San Francisco’s most treasured holiday events that takes place at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts on December 6th & 7th. This year theme is "A Wicked Dance-Along Nutcracker" set at the Stahlbaum’s Annual Holiday Party as Uncle Drosselmeyer weaves a tale for Clara & Fritz about a legendary School for Holiday Magic. Madam Sugarplum rules the school with an iron fist imposing limits & restrictions on the student body under the direction of the Great & Powerful Nutcracker. It’s Rats & Fairies & Nutcrackers Oh My as Mac a new student encounters unusual rat-like features learns to work with his bubbly dormmate Ross to save the school & the holidays. Waltz, march, pirouette & sing along with music from The Nutcracker ballet, Wicked, The Wizard of Oz & The Wiz performed live by the 75-piece San Francisco Pride Band the Official Band of San Francisco. The cast includes Zelda Koznofski (Stahlbaum/Madame Sugarplum), Remi Sunshine (Fritz/Franklin), Landyn Endo (Ross), Evan Kaminsky (Uncle Drosselmeyer) & Alix Feinsod Guerrero (Clara/Ruby). The production team includes Michael J. Wong (Guest Conductor), Steve Bolinger (Music Director), Nina Levine (Backstage Manager), Raphael Buenaventura (Stage Manager), Todd Young (Art Props/Fabricator, dancer), Allen Sawyer (Cast Director) & Marilynn Fowler (Choreographer). Part comedy musical, part dance-it-yourself ballet & part symphonic concert the Dance-Along Nutcracker features the holiday fun & tradition expected from this San Francisco favorite of 40 years. Dance Along Nutcracker truly exemplifies their mission to promote LGBTQ equality & build bridges among communities through public performances. Tickets run from $30 up & with the discount code: UNLIMITED get 20% off. 
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Celebrating The Words Of Quentin Crisp

Conceived & presented by Crisp's estate executor Phillip Ward “An Evening of Quentin Crisp: A Celebration of Life in His Own Words” takes place Tuesday November 25th at the Gene Frankel Theatre 24 Bond Street in NYC. Phillip Ward stated, "It delights me to present “An Evening of Quentin Crisp” for the 6th year at the Gene Frankel Theatre with a stellar cast of presenters to read the words of Quentin Crisp & an eclectic selection of short films to share with an eager audience. The material is from Quentin's books “The Naked Civil Servant” & the posthumous books “The Last Word & One More Thing” by Quentin Crisp (including his poetry) & from his one-person show “An Evening with Quentin Crisp”. The show presents a wave of emotion & gratitude offered by a chorus of voices from a wide range of ages, celebrating the life of the man many of us hold dear to our hearts. It thrills me to bring this show to the public. The night is free to all & everyone is invited to join us in celebrating the life and words of Quentin Crisp." Guest readers include Jennifer Barton, Tom Cardamone, Cynthia Carr, Peter Cramer, Flame, Peter Hale, Pauline Park, Michèle Goycoolea Pratt (Mr. Crisp's great-niece), Jack Waters & Emanuel Xavier. Quentin Crisp was the author of the classic & flamboyantly eccentric coming-of-age memoir “The Naked Civil Servant” that became the award-winning film starring John Hurt made Crisp an instant international celebrity. In this retro 2017 chat I talked to Phillip Ward about Quentin's legacy. LISTEN 
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Supreme Court Keeps Marriage Equality

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to grant certiorari in Davis v. Ermold that included a request to overturn Obergefell v. Hodges the landmark case that affirmed Constitutional marriage protections for same-gender couples. As a result the lower court ruling stands leaving Davis liable for refusing to abide by existing law & signaling that the Court is for now unwilling to revisit or reverse precedent that establishes marriage equality for our LGBTQ community. Kelley Robinson HRC President stated, “Today, love won again. When public officials take an oath to serve their communities, that promise extends to everyone — including LGBTQ+ people. The Supreme Court made clear today that refusing to respect the constitutional rights of others does not come without consequences. Thanks to the hard work of HRC & so many, marriage equality remains the law of the land through Obergefell v. Hodges & the Respect for Marriage Act. Even so, we must remain vigilant. It’s no secret that there are many in power right now working to undermine our freedoms — including marriage equality & attack the dignity of our community any chance they get. Last week, voters rejected the politics of fear, division & hate & chose leaders who believe in fairness, freedom & the future. In race after race, the American people rejected anti-transgender attacks & made history electing pro-equality candidates up & down the ballot & from California to Virginia to New Jersey to New York City, LGBTQ+ voters & Equality Voters made the winning difference. We will never relent & will not stop fighting until all of us are free.” So, for the moment marriage equality is safe. 
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First Berlin Freedom Week Kicks Off

Berlin Freedom Week is a new celebration of freedom, democracy & human rights taking place November 8th through November 15th with events commemorating the anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9th 1989. The event features a diverse program of over 100 activities across more than 80 locations. Kai Wegner, Governing Mayor of Berlin stated, "On the 36th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, Berlin will become an international forum for freedom, peace & democracy. In 1989, courageous women & men brought down the Wall & the peaceful revolution led to the end of the SED dictatorship. The will for freedom prevailed. Today, Berlin Freedom Week will send out a message: we are united in solidarity in the fight for freedom, democracy & human rights." Cornelia Seibeld, President of the Berlin House of Representatives concluded, "Berlin stands like no other place for the power of freedom & the importance of democracy. Berlin Freedom Week reminds us that freedom & democracy can never be taken for granted. They thrive on people's commitment, dialogue & mutual respect. The ringing of the Freedom Bell reminds us that freedom & democracy do not just fall into our laps. They must be fought for & defended again & again." A highlight of Freedom Week is the Berlin Freedom Conference on November 10th bringing together leaders & experts from politics, business, civil society & the media for keynotes & panel discussions exploring how freedom & democracy can be protected & strengthened in an era of resurgent autocracies. The Berlin Freedom Week was inspired by the World Liberty Congress to bring together dissidents & democracy activists from around the world to Berlin. 
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Nancy Pelosi Will Not Seek Reelection

Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi who has served in the US House of Representatives since June of 1987 announced that she will retire following the completion of current term & not seek re-election in next year’s midterms. Tony Hoang Equality California Executive Director stated, “Since her very first speech on the House floor on the fight against HIV & AIDS, Speaker Emerita Pelosi has been an unwavering force for equality — driving historic progress & standing shoulder to shoulder with the LGBTQ+ community in California & across the country. Speaker Emerita Pelosi has carved a singular path in American politics & made history. The first woman ever elected Speaker of the House, she spent two decades leading House Democrats, one of the longest tenures of party leadership in our nation’s history. Under her leadership, Congress passed groundbreaking legislation, including the Affordable Care Act, the Infrastructure Investment, Jobs Act & the Inflation Reduction Act. As San Francisco’s representative in Congress, Pelosi witnessed firsthand the devastation of the HIV & AIDS epidemic. In response, she co-authored the Ryan White CARE Act — the first federal law to provide dedicated funding for treatment & services for people living with HIV & AIDS. She was also among the few members of Congress to vote against the discriminatory Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) in 1996 & later voted against the Federal Marriage Amendment in 2004 & 2006, which sought to enshrine marriage inequality in the Constitution. One of the final bills passed under her second Speakership, the Respect for Marriage Act, repealed DOMA & ensured federal recognition of same-sex & interracial marriages…” Most recently Pelosi 85 played a pivotal role with California’s redistricting effort Prop 50 & the party’s comeback in this week’s election. 
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Los Angeles Outfest Next Film Festival

Outfest the Los Angeles-based film festival kicks off their Next chapter November 6th to 9th with new programming initiatives & opening night films Yen Tan's “All That We Love” & Bryan Fuller's “Dust Bunny”. Christopher Racster, Interim Executive Director of Outfest stated, “Outfest was born of the need for our LGBTQ+ community to have a place to safely gather & to support filmmakers who were telling authentic stories.  Outfest is being reborn at a time when telling our stories has never been more important. We are re-emerging to ensure that our community is not being erased by those working to deny us equal & civil rights. We are proud & grateful to have our decades long partner HBO Max returning as Presenting Sponsor for the event. Now more than ever, our community needs to come together & our voices need to be heard.” Lucas Bailey, Outfest’s new President of the Board of Directors concluded, “In addition to the rehiring of key staff members, Outfest has also elected a new Board of Directors, filling key board leadership roles with new, vibrant voices representing a cross-section of the arts & entertainment communities. We are humbled to be standing on the shoulders of those who have spent four decades building Outfest. We are committed to rebuilding in the face of the current headwinds facing the arts, QTBIPOC & LGBTQ+ communities. We are inspired by the knowledge that our community has overcome countless obstacles in the past by standing together.” Founded in 1982 by UCLA students Outfest promotes empathy & equality by creating, sharing & protecting LGBTQ stories on the screen. 
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Creating Change Washington DC Event

The Task Force’s 38th Creating Change Conference will take place in Washington D.C. from January 21st to 25th with keynote presentations, annual awards & more than 100 workshops & caucuses. Creating Change has generated opportunities for thousands of committed people from around the country & globally to develop their skills, build community & be inspired by visionaries & allied movements for justice & equity. This year’s Creating Change theme is “Unstoppable”. Fernando Lopez, Director of Creating Change stated, “There is a palpable call for courage in D.C. as we build momentum for Creating Change, where we will continue to blueprint our liberation at a time when our very existence is being legislated out of classrooms, clinics & courtrooms. Our convening is our rebellion, our refuge & our rallying cry. From the streets of our neighborhoods to the suites of power, we will gather to share wisdom, to turn outrage into strategy & strategy into action, equipping people from across the nation to build an unstoppable movement.” The 5-day convening will hold institutes workshops & plenaries through a series of organizations & caucuses that vary in community aspects. Mobilizing will be key as Creating Change will be held 10 months before the U.S. midterm elections. While programming assesses organizing opportunities Creating Change will host skill building & planning workshops to sharpen qualities in campaign organizing strategies, activism, direct action, lobbying & legal advocacy. Since 1988 the National LGBTQ Task Force's Creating Change Conference has trained & mobilized thousands of activists across the nation to deliver a world where you can be you. 
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The Academy Legends Archive Honorees

The Academy will honor trailblazer & activist Cleve Jones as their 2025 Legends Archive inductee along with esteemed community honorees Suzanne Ford with The Diane Jones Solidarity Award, Sara Yergovich & Danielle Thoe with The Architect Award & Alex U. Inn with The Exemplar Award. Enjoy a night of fabulous entertainment hosted by the legendary Donna Sachet Friday November 7th at the Swedish American Hall 2174 Market Street in San Francisco, CA from 6P to 9P followed by an afterparty. The Legends Archive was created to recognize people in our own era that have shaped the LGBTQ community that we live in. The Legends of the past have included Sylvester, Harvey Milk & Divine. Each year The Academy selects one individual who has truly become a Legend worthy of being remembered in this historical archive. They are invited to donate a personal artifact to represent themselves & their contribution to the community to be put on permanent display. The entire community is warmly invited to join in celebrating their 2025 Legends Archive inductee iconic activist Cleve Jones along with their esteemed community honorees for a fabulous night of entertainment provided by Russell Deason with performances by the Queer Chorus of San Francisco, San Francisco Pride Band, Courtney Merrill & Verne Smith as well as special VIP appearances. Proceeds from the event will benefit the fabulous org the Horizons Foundation founded in 1980 as the world’s first community foundation of by & for LGBTQ people. In this retro podcast I talked to Cleve back in 2009 just prior to the historic National Equality March that took place in Washington DC. LISTEN  
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Richard Kind Everywhere All At Once

The Creative Coalition in partnership with The New York Comedy Festival is presenting “Richard Kind: Everywhere All at Once” a one-night-only gala benefit dinner featuring a roast, toast & tribute celebrating one of comedy’s most dynamic voices. The event takes place Saturday November 8th at Circo in NYC. The evening will bring together the best & brightest in comedy, entertainment & advocacy to honor Richard Kind’s career, philanthropy & lasting impact on the world of comedy. Jeffrey Ross (The Roast of Tom Brady, Ricky Stanicky) will host along with Caroline Hirsch founder & chair of the New York Comedy Festival, Tony Award-winning Producer Rob O’Neill, Chairman & CEO Golf Nation & NBTV Nick Buzzell, Managing Partner, Roberti Global Steven Irizarry & Partner, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP Lori Lesser. Also set to attend are Tim Daly (President, The Creative Coalition, Madam Secretary, Leanne), Jeff Garlin (Curb Your Enthusiasm), Lea DeLaria (Orange Is The New Black, Cars 3), Lawrence O’Donnell (The Last Word with Lawrence O’Donnell), Reid Scott (Veep, Law & Order), Steven Weber (Chicago Med), Ben Shenkman (Billions, Trial of the Chicago 7), Robert Wuhl (Arli$$, American Dad, Saturday Night), Ricki Lake (Ricki Lake, Hairspray) & more TBA. The Creative Coalition is the premier nonprofit nonpartisan advocacy organization of the arts & entertainment industry. Founded in 1989 by prominent members of the creative community the organization is committed to educating, mobilizing & activating artists & leaders on issues of public importance. The Creative Coalition leverages the power of the arts to drive social impact & inspire civic engagement. 
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Night Out Comedy Fundraising Event

Family Equality is hosting a night of comedy on the evening of Saturday November 8th at Nya Studios West in Los Angeles, CA to raise critical funds that will fuel their mission. They will be honoring Tig Notaro & Stephanie Allynne with the Family Equality Visibility Award. Tig Notaro is an Emmy & Grammy nominated stand-up comedian, actor (The Morning Show, Star Trek: Discovery), co-director (Am I OK?), New York Times best-selling author (I’m Just a Person), producer (Come See Me in the Good Light) & radio contributor (NPR), named by Rolling Stone as one of the “50 best stand-up comics of all time.” Stephanie Allynne is an Emmy-nominated director (Hello Again), co-director & producer (Am I OK?), actor (The L Word: Generation Q, One Mississippi, Grey’s Anatomy, The Mindy Project, Twin Peaks) & writer (One Mississippi). Next she will be starring in Marc Forster’s Anxious People. Tig & Stephanie are married & live in Los Angeles with their children. They will be presented with the Visibility Award by Glennon Doyle & Abby Wambach. Alec Mapa & Jamison Hebert will receive the Murray/Reese Family Award present by Lauren Weedman. The comedy lineup will include Monét X Change, Solomon Georgio, Bryan Safi, Brendan Scannell, Tien Tran & Mo Welch plus a special guest set at the end of the night. Family Equality is the only national organization dedicated to protecting & advancing the freedoms of all LGBTQ families through bold advocacy, transformative education, & powerful community building. Family Equality’s Night OUT takes place Saturday November 8th In Los Angeles, CA with tickets starting at $500. 
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Fenway Health Gala Fundraising Event

The Fenway Gala takes place Friday November 14th at the SoWa Power Station in Boston, MA from 6P to 9P. This is more than a night of celebration it’s a vital source of support for Fenway Health’s mission to provide lifesaving care, advance groundbreaking research & educate healthcare staff across the US & beyond in how to care for our community. This year’s honorees are Chase Strangio, Co-Director of the ACLU’s LGBTQ & HIV Project who will receive The Catalyst Award that recognizes leaders whose work sparks transformative change for our community & other underserved groups & Massachusetts Representative Aaron Michlewitz will receive the Heroes in Action Award that was originally established by the AIDS Action Committee in 2010 to honor visionary public health leaders & steadfast allies. Chase made history as the first openly transgender person to deliver oral arguments before the Supreme Court in U.S. v. Skrmetti the landmark case with profound implications for healthcare access. His tireless advocacy continues to inspire solidarity, amplify community voices & advance equity nationwide. State Rep Michlewitz has demonstrated unwavering commitment to health equity as Chair of the House Ways & Means Committee he secured critical state-level funding for gender-affirming care & championed a nearly 10% increase in HIV/AIDS/Hepatitis C funding in the FY26 budget—bringing it to $35 million to address rising diagnoses & persistent disparities. Celebrate these extraordinary changemakers & support Fenway Health’s mission to provide lifesaving care, drive groundbreaking research & advocate for justice. Tickets for the Fenway Gala fundraising event start at $275. 
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Sports Legend Diana Nyad Florida Event

Stonewall National Museum, Archives & Library (SNMAL) in Fort Lauderdale, FL is kicking off November with a visit from Diana Nyad best known for her historic swim from Cuba to Key West. Nyad will be the featured guest at a dinner on November 5th when SNMAL will announce a new project celebrating LGBTQ athletes, sports history & culture with the new national Nyad LGBTQ Sports Archive. I first met Diana years ago in NYC when she was with ABC Sports & I was with CBS Sports. Last Spring we were reacquainted at Radcliff Day honoring Jodi Foster. Robert Kesten, Stonewall Museum’s President & CEO stated, “Each day we face new challenges, many of which are unprecedented in their cruelty. However, each morning we wake up ready to take on the fight of the day & continue working to make this a better world for all of us. Our new archive bearing Diana's name will be about success in sports, advocacy & to Diana's iconic fighting spirit. Like Nyad, no one in our community can afford to give up on the belief that a better more accepting world is possible. That is as much a part of our mission at Stonewall as protecting our archives & sharing our community's history.” The new Nyad archive will include invaluable contributions from leading professional & amateur sports figures who have changed sports for the better eliminating the false stigmas about our community. Stonewall National Museum, Archives, & Library houses millions of pages of records & materials drawing direct lines from our nation’s history to today. Tickets for the event are $250. 
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