Tania Cordova grew up in Chicago’s Little Village neighborhood after emigrating from Mexico in 1985. As a transgender woman, Tania’s memories of the early 90’s are full of traumatic encounters with Chicago police. “I used to go to ‘Chicks’ — a trans nightclub — on Broadway and Clark. The police would arrest everyone transgender anywhere near the club for solicitation.”
Last week, the 2021 spring legislative session came to a close with several critical health equity bills supported by Howard…
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The Gregory Shapen Public Health Fellowship Endowment Fund Is Supporting Six LGBTQ undergraduates in 2021 with Professional Development in Community…
The We Count Collaborative brings together data on more than 45,000 LGBTQ patients from front-line healthcare providers in a nationwide…
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An event every month that begins at 5:30 pm on day Fourth of the month, repeating until July 26, 2021
Join this virtual intergenerational discussion group, as we explore various topics ranging from LGBTQ life experiences, aging, culture, history, current…
Be part of an intergenerational discussion group and explore topics like LGBTQ life experiences, aging, culture, history, current events, and…
An event every month that begins at 5:30 pm on day Fourth of the month, repeating until July 26, 2021
Join this virtual intergenerational discussion group, as we explore various topics ranging from LGBTQ life experiences, aging, culture, history, current…