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Eat Proposition Chickenon Mondays in March and 10% goes to AHP!! Lunch or Dinner, veg and outstanding gluten free options available. Honestly the GF fried chicken is off the hook! #lgbtqia #mentalhealth #Hiv

We have a newly painted building and we are looking forward to the mural going up next week. Stay tuned! #mentalhealth #lgbtqia #HIV

#blackhistory One year ago today Ahmaud Arbery was hunted, shot, and killed by white vigilantes in Georgia. R.I.P. Ahmaud.

Do you know anyone with memory loss who is LGBTQ? Check out AGING With Pride!

Join us on Friday, February 26 at 5pm to wind down, connect and chill. AHP & Chill Register on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ahp-chill-tickets-142049344413

Can we talk about fierce? Roxane Gay #blackhistory Happening Now!

We are painting our building!! Stay tuned.

#BlackHistory Miss Major Griffin-Gracy (Born 1940) Miss Majors is black transgender woman and activist at the forefront of the fight for trans rights. She faced many hurdles during her life including homelessness and incarceration and it's these challenges that fueled her activism. In 2005, Miss Major joined San Francisco-based Trans Gender Variant and Intersex Justice Project (TGIJP) as a staff organizer, and later as executive director, to lead the group's efforts advoc...ating for incarcerated trans women. She has often spoken out against the prison system, which she says contributes to the incarceration of transgender individuals, particularly trans people of color and those with low incomes. Now 79, Miss Major, known to many simply as Mama, resides in Little Rock, Arkansas, where she continues to be a vocal activist. From GLAAD and Pacific Center See more

Lori Lightfoot (Born 1962) A former prosecutor with no experience in elected office, Lightfoot swept all 50 of Chicago’s wards in the 2019 mayoral runoff election after promising to end the city’s famed backroom dealing. She is the city’s first ever black female mayor and its first openly LGBTQ mayor. #blackhistory

#BlackHistory Gladys Bentley (1907-1960) Bentley was a gender-bending performer during the Harlem Renaissance. Donning a top hat and tuxedo, Bentley would sing the blues in Harlem establishments like the Clam House and the Ubangi Club. According to a belated obituary published in 2019, The New York Times said Bentley, who died in 1960 at the age of 52, was "Harlem's most famous lesbian" in the 1930s and "among the best-known black entertainers in the United States."

Congratulations Raphael Warnock!!! https://www.nytimes.com//05/us/loeffler-ossoff-warnock-per

Give an end-of-year gift and be entered to win one of these amazing pieces of art. Donate today. You do not have to donate to be entered into the drawing. Email us at [email protected] if you want to participate. https://alliancehealthproject.ucsf.edu/donate

Before We Gleefully Bid Goodbye to 2020

We are grateful to our clients, our Art for AIDS volunteers, our support group facilitators, volunteer HIV counselors, our staff and you. Please make a donation today, no amount is too small to help our underserved LGBTQ and HIV-affected community members get the care they need. Thank You! https://alliancehealthproject.ucsf.edu/donate

Transgender computer scientist accepts apology for being fired by IBM 52 years ago!

As we gleefully bid 2020 goodbye, please consider an end-of-year gift to support our critical safety net care. https://alliancehealthproject.ucsf.edu/donate

In honor of #transgenderawareness don't miss this film about our trailblazing elder, Sir Lady Java with Hailie Sahar.

A fierce fighter for women who were sex-workers and/or drug dependent, to get tested and treated for HIV, Dr. Joyce Wallace devoted her life to helping women in the fight against HIV/AIDS. R.I.P. Dr. Wallace.

The killing of trans women, in particular trans women of color is an epidemic. #TransAwarenessWeek

Today is International Pronoun Day! Click the link to learn about about what are personal pronouns and why they matter.

In honor of Transgender Awareness Week, congratulations to all the candidates that won elections, from judges, to State Senators, 2020 saw record-breaking numbers of elected transgender officials.

Thank you to everyone who attended Art for AIDS 2020! Thank you for supporting LGBTQ+ and HIV mental health care! Thank you for buying art and donating! The post-event auction is happening now until Thursday at noon. https://artforaids2020.ggo.bid/bidding/package-browse

Who is hosting Art for AIDS 2020? You guessed it, Sister Roma and Paul Henderson. Be prepared to have the 2020 blues lifted. Bidding on all auction items is now open. Watch the Live Auction | Action here: https://alliancehealthproject.ucsf.edu/live-auction

Join us tonight for our Mixed Media Art Talk! Zoom link: +Please click the link below to join the webinar: https://ucsf.zoom.us/j/92994368105

Art for AIDS Week starts TONIGHT 6pm!! Prints and Drawings Art Talk with: Carrie Ann Plank Simona Bunardzhieva Michelle Mongan... David Avery and jurors: Robert Melton Nico VonDonge https://conta.cc/3nJ3CXd

You are perfect and deserve to live in the light. Whatever your true identity is, let the world know you. Today is National Coming Out Day!!

Our annual fundraiser is kicking off! Register (free) and bid on fantastic art generously donated to save lives! #lgbtqcommunity #mentalhealth #HIV

Art for AIDS Silent Auction has begun. Register at https://alliancehealthproject.ucsf.edu/art-for-aids

Our friend and Art for AIDS donor, sponsor and all around hero, James Bacchi has a show running Artful Galleries Online Art Source and proceeds from October sales benefit AHP!! Thanks for supporting #lgbtqcommunity #HIV and #mentalhealth.

Join us for Art for AIDS where some of these extraordinary artists have donated works to contribute to HIV and mental health care at AHP. Live Auction will be held on 10.17.20 at 7pm. Silent Auction Opens 10.12.20 with Art Talks and bidding. https://alliancehealthproject.ucsf.edu/art-for-aids

ART for AIDS film crew and cast were busy Saturday! Check out the week-long event: https://alliancehealthproject.ucsf.edu/art-for-aids