Thanks to the generosity of longtime community and Center advocate Anita May Rosenstein, February’s Highly Loved was not only a space for healing but also a vital relief effort for those affected by the Eaton Fire. With Rosentstein’s support, more than 100 wildfire relief kits—filled with personal care essentials, backup power units, and protective gear—were […]
The devastating wildfires that broke out across Los Angeles County have resulted in tragic deaths and caused unprecedented damage. In response, the Center has partnered with the LGBTQIA+ Community Fire Relief Mutual Aid initiative—a volunteer initiative—to support queer and trans households and businesses affected by the fires. According to a 2023 study at the University […]
The recent wildfires that swept through Los Angeles County have upended lives, leaving many without homes, belongings, or a sense of stability. In times like these, access to reliable information and support is critical. This guide provides essential resources to help individuals and families recover, rebuild, and find the assistance they need. From shelter and […]
Intersex Awareness Day, observed annually on October 26, marks a crucial moment for visibility and advocacy in the intersex community. The tradition began in 1996, commemorating the first public demonstration by intersex activists in Boston, which aimed to challenge harmful medical practices and the erasure of intersex people. Today, the day serves as a platform […]
There’s no increased risk to the U.S. population, but a deadlier strain of the virus is currently impacting countries in Africa.
Free access to Narcan and fentanyl testing strips are now available at the Center’s McDonald/Wright location in Hollywood.
I often refer to myself as a “professional lesbian.” I say it because it’s funny and everyone thinks that lesbians are buzzkills. But I also say it because it’s true. I bring that part of my identity into my work because there’s no way around it—my sexuality is inherent to who I am as a […]
RuPaul’s Drag Race contestant Q joins the Los Angeles LGBT Center to uplift and highlight HIV treatment and prevention services.
“We need to educate people. We need to help them understand that we are important, our lives matter.”
Drag superstar Valentina and the LA Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence honor lives lost and call for an end to stigma.
TV star and media personality donated sets of cookware to program students.
Harrison has provided care to thousands as a nurse practitioner at the Center’s Jeffrey Goodman Clinic in Hollywood.
On September 23rd, we celebrate the international holiday of Bi Visibility Day. Bi Visibility Day was created to recognize and celebrate the bi+ community. It originated in 1999 at the International Lesbian and Gay Association Conference in Johannesburg, South Africa after three bi+ activists, Wendy Curry, Michael Page, and Gigi Raven Wilbur saw the need […]
With a nationwide shortage of syphilis treatment, DoxyPEP is a safe and effective way to prevent transmission of STIs.
The storm is expected to bring heavy rain, storm force winds, and potential flooding to Southern California.
WxW: For Women. By Women. returned to the Center after four years with a keynote address by author Roxane Gay.
Emiko Kenderes reflects on her journey as a mental health clinician and advocate for AANHPI inclusion.
Mpox, formerly known as the human monkeypox virus, is an infectious disease that can occur in humans and some animals.
Center South provides free and low-cost programs and services for the community of South LA.
The Center’s intergenerational Thanksgiving celebration uplifts chosen family over a hot meal.
