Celebrate PRIDE month with Church of the Village
GLOBAL VILLAGE COFFEE HOUSE JUNE 30: Celebrate PRIDE month with Church of the Village [NEW YORK, NY, June 8th,, 2021] – Join us for our […]
HIV / AIDS Timeline
40 years after the AIDS epidemic devastated the queer community and communities all around the world, we are proud to share our timeline of historic […]
How Do You Sum Up the Life of a Quiet Legend?
By Bob Cooley From the cramped alleyway converted into her shop, The Silversmith, at 184 ¾ West 4th St., Ruth Kuzub was a quaint artist […]
Postcard from an Expat New Yorker: It’s Happening Under the Bus
By Martin Belk Dear Gothamists: Did you see the events go down last Friday in Glasgow, the heart of the Scottish Independence movement? 1000 citizens […]
Going Past the Red Bucket: Broadway and HIV
By Drew Minard The AIDS Epidemic was first reported on 40 years ago this year. In many ways, the camaraderie that has been felt so […]
AID FOR AIDS: Recycle Your Meds, Every Pill Counts
By Ede Rothaus Do you have unused unexpired prescription and over-the-counter medications? AID FOR AIDS can recycle and distribute them among people with HIV who […]
LGBTQ+ Monthly Q&A
By Research Foundation to Cure AIDS President Kambiz Shekdar, Ph.D. OpinionatedQ: “Who Are You and What do you Contribute to the LGBTQ+ Community?” […]
The More We Learn
By Julie M, Miwa Ph.D. Many of us make New Year’s resolutions every year, only to break them. So why is it so hard to […]
A Quarantine Episode: The Afterlife
By Calogero Salvo Six feet of separation. That’s how close we can be to each other in order to avoid infection. The recommendation that six […]
AIDS, Now COVID
By William Self “I felt sick.” “I went to the Doctor and was tested.” “I’m positive and there’s nothing they can do.” “They think I’ll […]
An AIDS Foundation Weathers COVID
By Susan R. Miller In many ways, the COVID-19 pandemic has mirrored the early years of the HIV/AIDS epidemic. In both cases people were, and […]
Broadway
By Gordon Hughes On, or approximately, March 7th, 2020 eight musicals I was involved in closed down. Went dark. Curtains not going up nightly. Not […]
Gay Art Deco Music
By Robert Heide In 1925 the City of Paris, France, presented a world’s fair entitled “Exposition Internationale des Arts Decoratifs et Industriels Modernes.” Fortunately over […]
Over the Rainbow
By Jeff Hodges When my daughter was in pre-K we walked to school past the mannequin in the dog collar, chains, and leather underwear hanging […]
Hope and Grieving in the Village Jazz Community
By Tim Ferguson As warm weather returns and we begin to see the beginning of the end of the COVID-19 pandemic, Greenwich Village is coming […]
2021 New York City District Attorney
Unlike the other 2021 municipal races, this office is not term-limited and rank choice voting will not be used. Most of the debate between the […]
2021 New York City Comptroller Candidates
This office is the Chief Financial Officer and Chief Auditor for the City. The office has a staff of 800 and a budget of over […]