If you follow our blogs here at everybodysgood.com very closely, you will know that a few weeks ago, Paul posted a blog about "Shifting Views of Pride" that has sparked a lively little dialogue in the comments section.  In these comments, one of our readers, "Xandor," has made some ...

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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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In the coming weeks and months you will start to see a new name and face here on everybodysgood.com and so we thought a formal introduction and everybody'sgood welcome was in order!!

We here at everybodysgood are very pleased to welcome Paul Lauricella to our team!Paul is ...

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Today everybodysgood.com is proud to introduce our FIRST guest blogger: Kelly Clark from the Gay Alliance of the Genesee Valley...

April 18-24, 2010 is National Crime Victims’ Rights Week.  This week represents an opportunity for us to remember our family, friends and neighbors who have been victimized by crime ...

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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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The following opportunity to take crucial action toward improvement and inclusivity for LGBT communities in healthcare was passed along by the National Coalition for LGBT Health and can also be accessed here.

Right now, Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) is currently circulating a letter in the Senate, requesting funds for the ...

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Just wanted to say a HUGE thank you to everyone who made our first Annual NY LGBT Health Month here in Rochester a wonderful time of celebration, learning, having fun, being heard and supporting one another.

An extra special thanks to all of the organizations and individuals that planned, hosted ...

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When people get less than 6 hours of sleep each night, their risk for developing certain diseases begins to increase. There are known benefits to getting enough sleep: it supports heart health, it reduces stress, it may help prevent cancer, keeps you more alert and may help strengthen memory, to ...

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Everyone deals with stress in their life. As LGBT people, there are aspects of our experience that can create more stress for us on a daily basis: homophobia, transphobia, discrimination, coming out. Find healthy ways to reduce stress: talk to a friend, go for a walk or bike ride, or ...

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1 in 5 Americans will develop skin cancer, the most common cancer in the US and the most common cause is the sun. So, yes, even in March in New York, thinking about sun protection is important…because sunscreen isn’t just for the beach! Whether you’re planning a ...

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