Christina Miller of the www.everybodysgood.com team recently had theopportunity to interview Joy Argento, Operations Manager and Cover Artist at Ride the Rainbow Books, a publishing company that's mission is to "foster talented lesbian [and bi] authors and help get their books into the hands of eager readers ...

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  The Mautner Project, the National Lesbian Health Organization is conducting a research project and they need your participation!

  They're conducting a survey, which is open to all women who partner with women, including transgender women, lesbians, bisexual women & queer women... and it's purpose is to explore attitudes about ...

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October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month!

  There is just something extra special about this time of year... the air is cool & crisp, leaves are turning beautiful colors, the delightful aroma of pumkin spice coffee and hot apple cider are wafting from Equal Grounds... this cozy, cuddly, touchy-feely season is ...

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The Center for Sexual Health Promotion at Indiana University is conducting a survey to collect what they hope will be "the largest, most diverse data on the sexual lives between women in contemporary history."

Their goal is to provide better and more adequate safer sex information to queer women (if ...

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Data recently released by Harris Interactive on July 13, suggests that members of the adult queer community are more social-media-savvy than their heterosexual counterparts. This isn’t all that surprising once you look at how many internet memes consist of men in drag…but the statistics are still pretty interesting ...

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Hooray! Spring is finally here! The sun is shining, the days are getting warmer and longer, magnolias are blooming... life in Rochester, NY is good.

And for those of you who do any annual Spring cleaning... I actually came across an article that incorporates many of the health tips we ...

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Cervical cancer is an important issue to be aware of for all women. But much like breast cancer, it may be the case that lesbian and queer women are at greater risk of developing cervical cancer at some point during their lives. This is because many of the risk factors ...

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The following list of blogs and websites range in focus from political and social commentary and organizing to transitioning, from sexuality and gender identity/expression issues to art, news & events. Take some time to explore here - there's something for everybody. If there's a blog you love and you ...

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In our work we get asked a lot of questions…sometimes it’s about where to find a good gay-friendly doctor, sometimes it’s about the symptoms someone is experiencing….and other times it’s for advice about sex.  One question that we often get asked is in regards to ...

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Queer people can be spiritual, too. The following is just a small sampling of really great books about spirituality from a queer perspective.  Do you have a favorite book that tackles the issues of spirituality and queer identity?  Contact us and let us know!

*Fortunate Families: Catholic Families with Lesbian ...

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