As a part of LGBT Health Month, on Thursday, March 22 we screened We Were Here:  The AIDS Years in San Francisco at the Little Theatre on East Avenue.  The screening was free and open to the public, and was followed by a panel discussion consisting of Stanley Byrd of ...

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So by now, I think we have established that everybody is good, and that no one is inherently bad or
evil.  So where does this idea come from, anyway?  The idea that there is a “right” way to live and that there are rules to living that way is hardly ...

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Today is the thirteenth anniversary of Matthew Shepard's death.

While I was only eight years old at the time of his death, like many other youth of my generation, his death shaped my understanding of what it meant to be LGBT in America. Througout my childhood and teen years ...

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Looking for something to do this evening after work or being out in this awesome fall weather? Tonight at 6:30pm ImageOut is presenting We Were Here a film about the early days of the HIV and AIDS epidemic. It weaves together a number of different stories from the time ...

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October is LGBT History Month and you would not believe all of the different ways you can celebrate!

First of all, you can learn more about LGBT historical figures like organizer of the Civil Rights March on Washington Bayard Ruston or Mexican painter Frida Kahlo or writer Octavia Butler.

If ...

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This Friday marks the start of ImageOUT: The Rochester Area Lesbian & Gay Film & Video Festival.

According to ImageOUT's website the festival was established in 1993,

"...In 1993, the Rochester Lesbian & Gay Film & Video Festival was established under the auspices of The Gay Alliance of the Genesee Valley and ...

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