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HIV conference in Africa focuses on funding cuts
The 13th International AIDS Society Conference on HIV Science kicked off Sunday, July 13, in Rwanda, a country hard hit by AIDS that has managed to largely bring its epidemic under control.
HIV cuts backfilled in SF budget
Drastic cuts in HIV/AIDS services in San Francisco were averted in the city’s new balanced budget, though some fiscal reductions have affected Project Open Hand’s meal deliveries.
Political Notebook: CA LGBTQ groups laud state funding restorations
SFPD official critical of Supe Fielder questioning department’s ICE policies
LGBTQ Agenda: Many faith leaders are unswayed by IRS change on endorsing politicians
News Briefs: Sunset Dunes Park to hold open house
Castro Walgreens manager convicted of assault in alleged shoplifting case
Political Notes: CA LGBTQ rights group wades into 1st 2026 legislative race
Arts & Culture
San Francisco Jewish Film Festival, part 1: Some pearls in an ocean of 45th anniversary cinematic offerings
The San Francisco Jewish Film Festival (SFJFF), running from July 17 to August 3 in San Francisco and Oakland, is celebrating its 45th anniversary. This year includes many feature films that address LGBTQ+ themes and histories.
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Thrive Again! 5 Tips to Reinvent Yourself Regardless of the Circumstances
Many people know what it feels like to be in a rut, but not everyone gets out fine on the other side. It could be a new career, getting out of a challenging relationship, or finding out what you're good at.