The Elizabeth Taylor 50-Plus Network
Social support group with dinners & events for gay, bi and trans men over age 50 regardless of HIV status.
People Over 50
Celebrate the wisdom, insight and satisfaction with life that comes from growing older, and find support for the challenges you’re encountering in your years after 50. We have a variety of programs and services that will help you improve your health and quality of life, whatever your HIV status.
We provide HIV services, prevention with PrEP and help managing your relationship to drugs and alcohol. We also have volunteer projects and community social groups that facilitate weekly coffee get-togethers and group dinners. Whatever connection you’re seeking, we have a group or service for you.
Our Programs
Black Brothers Esteem
A program empowering gay, bisexual, and same-gender loving African American men who are at risk of HIV.
Programa Latino
Education, support, meals and community for Latine community members.
The Stonewall Project
Counseling for gay, bisexual, queer & trans men interested in changing their relationship to drugs & alcohol.
Magnet Sexual Health Clinic
Sexual health care, testing, anal health services, PrEP and other health and wellness services.
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Reading & Resources
The Revolution Requires Rest
As a Black, queer man living with HIV, leading an organization fighting for our community, exhaustion feels inevitable. But it is unsustainable--exhaustion is not a strategy, and burnout is not a badge.
“Isaac’s Song” speaks to every Black Queer son
This book allowed me a chance to reflect on all of the ways I tried to express the masculinity that Black fathers often expect of their sons, and how I eventually found freedom in my own identity.
Queer folks have always protected each other against disasters. Climate change is no different.
From back-up options for temperature controlled hormone storage in case of wildfires, to LGBTQ safe houses--here's how Queer communities are coming together to care for one another through climate disasters.
“American Teenager” reminds us that being seen as a trans teen—truly seen—is a form of resistance
Nico Lang paints a vivid portrait of what it means to grow up, find joy, and make home in today’s America as a trans teen.
Statement on safety and care for our immigrant clients, participants, and communities
SFAF re-affirms our commitment and care to the entire diverse communities of immigrants that we see and serve at our sites.
Finding my place in Ailey’s legacy as a Queer Black man
Like me, Alvin Ailey had navigated the intersections of Blackness and queerness in a world that wasn't always ready for either.
Stepping into the brilliance of being a bottom
I wasn't always confident about being a bottom. During my first sexual encounters, I was paralyzed by fear – not just by the vulnerability of the act itself, but of the label.
I survived a politically fraught holiday season. Did you?
I've come to accept that even among well-meaning family members, learning isn't always a straight line, and that there's a fine line between education and emotional warfare.
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