State of the Movement, March 1st Dinner Set, New Women's Group, Upcoming Drag events, and more! | | |
Dear Friends,
I was watching the "State of the Movement: Fighting Back, Pushing Forward" video shared by the Horizon's Foundation recently, with leaders from Lambda Legal, the Transgender Law Center, the National Task Force, and Gill Foundation that some of you may have seen as well. (You can watch it here, if you missed it.) Each of them had different wisdom to share about the needs of the community, but it was important to recognize that much of the legal resistance to the Trump Regime has been winning. Among the ways they shared were the phrases "Not Going Back," Meeting the moment," "Building Trans Power," " Leaderful, Aligning, Scaling," and "Kicking Their Ass." No, none of us were prepared for this moment, but we recognize that we have been here before, even able to organize from nothing a movement to save our men, to address the HIV/AIDS crisis. "It's in our muscle memory." Even when we don't get the court decisions we want, the courts have had Trans lawyers in front of them for the first time.
There was also important recommendations to show up for others, such as immigration, health care and more since those are also our Queer issues. Helping those in need, reaching out to those not yet involved, creating the community we need in our home regions are all good things we can do right now. Refer those who have experienced discrimination to the Lambda Legal Help Desk, since they have won 4 of their first 6 cases against the administration (with 2 pending) and are always looking for the right cases they can take to move the movement forward. All health care is gender affirming care, as we all have specific health care needs regardless of our gender. Protect Telehealth, and access to all forms of health care, including abortion care, from the various social and cultural places from which we each work. How do we work better with other allies and cross-organizing. How do we encourage our neighbors to discuss the economy in ways that are liberative for all of us? Christian Nationalist movements have been outspending us in a major way, and we can invest more in our own movement to increase the GSA networks, etc. They spent 50 years to get a state-rights win on abortion. If we spend 50 years working now, what kind of wins can we enshrine for our community? These are all conversations we should be having here in Solano County. What do we want to see in the next 5, 10, 15 and 50 years for Queer rights?
| Our next gathering will be Gayme Night on Thursday, Feb. 5th at 7:00 pm in the Conference Room! | |
We will be having a fabulous Fundraising Dinner on Sunday, March 1st at BackRoad Vines, with two seatings starting at 5:30 & 7:15 pm!
Register now to grab your tickets!
$100.00 per person, or
$500.00 for your company or association to Sponsor a Table of 6 for !
Now at two seatings! 5:30 and 7:15 pm. (Hurry, as there are a limited number of tickets!)
• Enjoy Trans comedian “Natasha Muse” sharing their comedy and emceeing the evening! She’s a San Francisco-based comedian who regularly headlines at Cobb’s Comedy Club and the San Francisco Punchline, and she’s also a Sketchfest winner.
• Drag performances from regional Drag Queens and Kings to be announced.
• Support the life-saving programs at Solano Pride Center at a festive dinner with silent auctions, prizes, and a fabulous photo booth!
• Enjoy a fun-filled night with music, laughter and community!
• You can’t beat the great food, wine, and views at Backroad Vines-one of our most faithful supporters! (Dinner includes appetizers, a welcome drink, menu with vegetarian option, and dessert! And there will be gluten-free, sugar-free, and dairy-free options.) No host bar.
Register today at https://bit.ly/4pKBIsG
Questions can be sent to me at will@solanopride.org.
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Are you or your business interested in Sponsoring Suisun Pride 2026? Follow this link to share your interest, or sign up to Sponsor today!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/14yJX7oowxH6HzTl_RzY3L5jf6oAMnzKLG9OrBxEsf-M/viewform?edit_requested=true
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This year we've updated our website to include www.suisunpride.com for our May 31st Pride Festival!
There will even be a new mascot for Suisun Pride, 2026! Do follow the Interest Form (here) to let us know what you'd like to share, perform, sponsor or sell your wares! Or, you can start signing up to be Sponsors, have a booth, food booth, or performers of every kind!
More updates on the way, including links for becoming a Sponsors, Food Vendors, Booths registration, and even Performers!
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If you are hungry, please drop by our lobby and take what you need. Or, if you have something to donate, you can drop by bags of unperishable food for others. The lobby will be open, even while the Center won't be if you need to stop by and grab something to eat. If you need more resources, please look at the very bottom of this email for where you can get food or help. See more resources at the bottom of the email.
| Drag events lower in the email... | Like other LGBTQIA2S+ Centers, We Need Your Financial Support! Keep your Local Center Open by giving today! | |
Can you spare a few dollars to help keep the Center open during these trying times? LGBTQIA2S+ Centers across the state are experiencing a drop in donations, and your support is crucial to help us continue delivering the life-saving services our community depends on.
We are recognizing that the uncertainty since Trump returned to office has definitely affected giving for our life-sustaining programs. If you are in a place to share financially right now, we definitely need your help right now. You can even set up a monthly donation of as little as $5 a month, which helps us more than you can know.
If you are giving to our General Fund to support all of our programming, you can give through our portal on Zeffy at https://tinyurl.com/Give2SolanoPride. Donate today!
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Will McGarvey
he/they
Executive Director
Solano Pride Center
will@solanopride.org
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Stephan's Corner
Hey Solano Pride Community!
You have probably noticed that more Epstein files have been released. I have to admit that while I have watched the documentaries, read the articles, I am still even more disgusted and frightened by the lengths the powerful went to, just to rape children. It is horrific nightmare inducing content. We must hold them accountable and a deeper discussion must be made for even allowing this level of wealth. It has deeply blocked much of our progression for equity and equality, has put our Democracy completely in danger and stymied our ability to create innovations to curve climate change or make the living of each human on this planet, better. A reckoning needs to come from this knowledge. These wealth exploiters are always going to break laws, protect themselves and exploit the rest of us.
Bear witness, demand action and take breaks. We won’t get far if we are constantly at rage level response. Make sure to take care of yourself and ask for help when you need it.
Stephan Clifford
Stephan@solanopride.org
Stephan L.T. Clifford
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Special SPC Poetry & Writing Anthology Benefit Project Announced! Call for submissions extended to March 15th, 2026.
It was a dark and stormy night
When at my desk I began to write
Of things poetic and such
And things that might impress me much. (apologies to Shania Twain)
Of talents wasted or quite unknown
Of slighted authors we bemoan
Yet, what light thru yonder window gleams?
Groupings of stories, prose, and poems, it seems.
Solano Pride doth beg your submission
With cheery smile and signed permission
To share your works for published glory
Be they sweet or silly or even gory
Make haste to share your treasured text
With brains afire and muscles flexed
They be due by end of next January
So send them to us and do not tarry!
M. West
If you’d like to submit an original poem, short story, haiku or other artistic representation by March 15th, 2026. If we have enough to create an anthology of all of our writing as a fundraiser for the Solano Pride Center. Email submissions to spc@solanopride.org with a short written certification that the item is of your own creation, and that you give permission for it to be included in a fundraising anthology on behalf of the Center. We got three recent submissions in the last week! Make sure your piece get's included!
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A Statement on Renee Nicole Good from the Board of Solano Pride Center
On January 7th, 2026, a 37-year-old woman, Renee Nicole Good, was murdered by an ICE agent in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The videos, from all angles, show an illegal shooting by the ICE agent.... Link to the whole statement.
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Our counselors have special training and skills in treating a vast number of issues. Their training in treating trauma, depression, anxiety, and grief has been especially helpful as we've navigated the ever-changing and uncertain path of our times. We are fortunate to have counselors with LGBTQIA2S+ cultural competency, so you know they will have heard about your uniqueness just by stepping through our doors! You can sign up for free counseling by calling our confidential Counseling line at 707.389.4520.
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Have you ever been near the end of your rope, and need someone to help you find the resources you need to survive? Solano Pride Center staff can help!
Many of our staff know much about the County's support system, and can help you sign up for food assistance, Medi-Cal, and even give you referrals to our sister organizations serving those in need around the county. Give Kacen Cosmos, our Associate Clinical Social Worker a jingle, text or email to learn more.
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THE TRANSFORMATION STATION.
This will be a place where our Trans/Non-binary folks can come in and pick out any articles of clothing that they need. They will choose from our community's donations.
We are heading into Fall which means it just might be getting a bit chilly....or....you might be looking for a job and making the rounds of interviews....or if you just want to look F-A-B-U-L-O-U-S, we've got your back!
Right now, we are not asking for more donations.
- Please share this opportunity with your Trans, Gender Non-Conforming, Intersex, Drag Queen and other Fabulous Friends! We need folx to come and take some of the clothing before receiving any more.
Please contact cristina@solanopride.org for donations and questions.
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Our next Volunteer Training will be scheduled for Thursday, February 26th at 6 pm on zoom. If you are interested in volunteering, just for special events or on a more regular basis at the Center, please email cristina@solanopride.org with the best times that work for you to be trained. These trainings are necessary for anyone who wishes to volunteer at the Center, in one of our Programs, or even for short term events like our Teen and Adult Proms and June 1st Pride celebration being planned now! Don't miss this informative background on how to help, knowing our best practices and Community Agreements! Parents and youth who want to work with the Youth Department, please contact trystan@solanopride.org.
Volunteering: https://www.solanopride.org/volunteering/
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We will be having our next Senior Zoom meeting on February 13th. Contact Marlette at marlette@solanopride.org to get the link. This group will end on Friday, February 27th.
Daytime Tie-Die crafts day on Friday, Feb. 20th after Sr. Lunch! RSVP to plan to stay for the tie-die afterwards!
| | Updated Youth Programming | | Next Up for Youth & Young Adults around the county! | | |
Upcoming Youth Programs
across the County! Look for the updated fall locations!
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SAVE THE DATE! 1st Solano Pride Center Youth Lock-in.
Saturday, May 1st, 2026 from 10:00 pm - Sunday, May 2nd at 6:00 am. We are still looking for sponsors for the event, but we need 3-5 teens to be on the planning team for the day! Let Trystan@solanopride.org know if you are interested in helping in that way.
| | Upcoming Social & Support Groups! | What should our next Queering Faith group topic be? | To see all of Social and Support on our website, please go under the home button in the menu or go to this link. Social & Support Groups: https://solanopride.org/social-and-support-groups | |
Starting at a new time continuing Thursday, February 5th, 2025 from 1 to 2:30 pm in the Conference Room! LGBTQ+ Drama Therapy Group
A free, supportive environment for self-expression and building community.
What is Drama Therapy?
Drama Therapy is a chance to connect with others and explore emotions, identity, and social interactions through the use of theatrical techniques.
Who can participate?
This group is designed for the LGBTQ+ community. It is open to actors and non-actors alike. No prior theater experience is required.
When and where is the group?
We will meet at the Solano Pride Center conference room at 1234 Empire Street in Fairfield, Thursdays through Dec. 18th.
How can I get more information?
Please reach out to Erik at erik@solanopride.org
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Our next gathering will be Gayme Night on Thursday, Feb. 5th at 7:00 pm!
We will be having many board games all at once! Just bring any games you'd like to play or share.
Our next gathering will be Arts & Crafts Night on Thursday, February 5th at 7:00 pm!
Movie Night March 5th!
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The Gender Expansive Circle will meet again on Friday, Feb 6th at 5:30 pm at our GEC Game Night!
The Gender Expansive Circle will meet again on Fridays, February 6th at 5:30 pm at the Center for Game Night and an introduction to the Transformation Station and Library. This is a great opportunity to learn more about our trans, enby, and gender nonconforming history. Please rsvp to either kacen@solanopride.org or cristina@solanopride.org to attend.
This group normally meets on the first & third Fridays. This group is for Trans, Intersex, Non-binary, Gender Non-Conforming, 2 Spirit and those questioning their gender identity or expression.
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New group starting for Gender Non-Conforming People to do Drama Therapy/Play together.
Also, the group would then go see The Compton Cafeteria Riot play in San Francisco together.
Interested folx should email Kacen or Cristina.
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The QR code: Queer Recovery
A secular 12-step LGBTQ+ group for those in recovery for any addictions. The next meeting will be Sunday, February 8th at 7 pm. The group will meet in person at the Solano Pride Center’s Conference Room on every Sunday evening now, at 7 pm. Come to the main doors near our offices and knock to be let in. Hosted by Christopher Cortes (christopher@solanopride.org) with shared leadership from other members of the group. Anonymity will be protected. Here's an article on the number of folx recreating sober nightlight options.
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Coping with Loss and Grief.
Grief has no set boundaries. Grief comes in many different avenues such as losing a spouse, parents, a sibling, your pet, the loss of a friend or a friendship, even the loss of a job can cause us to grieve.
This new group will continue Friday, Feb. 13th from 10 - 11:30 am on zoom. The next gathering would be Feb. 27th, also online.
The way in which we cope with the loss is the way in which we begin to heal and move forward with our lives no matter the depth of pain and sorrow we are in. One way and there are many depending on how one copes with the loss is to talk about what we are feeling, what we are going through and share those feelings and thoughts with others who may be experiencing the same just as you are. The grief counseling session is an avenue for people to continue their healing process. More info, including the zoom link, at Kacen@solanopride.org or Tim Meyers at tjm1756@yahoo.com.
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LGBTQ2S+ Men's Support Group (3rd Wednesdays – New time! February 18th from 6:00 to 7:30 pm – we will meet at Los Reyes Restaurante & Cantina in Vacaville. for dinner and conversation. Let Will or Milton know if you can meet us there.
We will be having an open discussion, so bring a topic to share! This group is for all those who identify as Male or Trans Masc, and is trans inclusive, led by Will McGarvey & Milton Heath Solórzano. Contact us by email for more info at will@solanopride.org or miltonheath@solanopride.org.
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The HIV Positive Support Group will continue as a zoom group on the 3rd Wednesday this month – February 18th – but now from 5:30 to 7 pm.
Contact cristina@solanopride.org for more information. This is the first meeting, so plan on attending to share what you'd like to see in future meetings! Facilitated by Cristina Zaldana.
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New Group for Women!
Come to the first meeting of Pride Women: the Center's women's support group for all who identify as women or have lived experience as a woman. Saturday, February 21st from 1-2:30 pm in the Conference Room (knock on the front door).
Contact Trystan@solanopride.org for more information.
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Pan-Pagan/Magickal Support Group will next meet in person Tonight at 7:00 pm on Wednesday, February 25th for a social night at the Center's Lobby, please knock on the the south doors.
This group is for those with any form of neo-pagan, polytheistic, or non-abrahamic practice, to explore the intersections of queerness and pagan spirituality. Led by members of SPC Staff. Bring something from your altar to share about. Bring something from your altar to share about. Email will@solanopride.org for more info.
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New Dungeons & Dragons Group will continue online.
Hey Dungeons and Dragons Adventurers! Please email Stephan@solanopride.org to be added to our DND communications and planning. Next Online game together will be announced soon.
Dungeon Mistress Izzy will contact you about meet ups and or reservist waiting list if our group gets too large!
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Our last Red Cross Blood Drive was a huge success!
Since May 11, 2023, the restrictions on the LGBTQIA+ community for donating blood were dropped.
This means that we can now donate blood and save a life.
Solano Pride center have been doing their part by partnering with the American Red Cross to serve this community with a blood drive.
We have already facilitated 2 blood drives. Thank you to those who have come out to donate! You are saving lives! Now, we need your help in ensuring that these blood drives can continue! We need at least 35 donors to be able to do this! 35 people that will come in and donate.
We are looking at March 13 or March 23 located at our center:
SOLANO PRIDE CENTER
1234 EMPIRE ST,
CONFERENCE ROOM
FAIRFIELD, CA.
THE DRIVE BEGINS AT 10AM AND ENDS AT 3PM.
You can choose times like:
10am
10:15am
10:30am
10:45am. and so on untill 3pm.
Please join us for our next blood drive and SAVE LIVES!
CONTACT ME and set up a time at: cristina@solanopride.org
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Gen Silent and Cultural Competency Training for those serve LGBTQ+ Seniors!
If your Senior Living setting or agency serving Seniors need Cultural Competency Training for your staff, which is mandated by the state of California, we are willing to come do a training or create a training specifically for your staff and leadership! Contact will@solanopride.org for more info.
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SPC Trainings for your Team
We have Cultural competency Trainings for Schools, Teachers, Professors, Therapists, Social Workers, Case Managers, Businesses, Health Care workers, Senior Centers, and all who work with LGBTQIA2S+ people in every environment. Yes, we have a 2.5 hour long SB 923 training for health systems available now!
Contact will@solanopride.org for more information.
| | We need People of Color from Central and West County, age 21 and up. Please apply today by emailing board@solanopride.org! | | |
LOUNGE LIBRARY RESOURCES:
We have the power to read books! We don’t need any expensive gadgets to read a book. We don’t need any cables, monitors or electricity for that matter. What we do need is the want to read. We might even have to change some gears so that we can get in the habit of reading. Now in the New Release section!
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MARSHA:
THE JOY AND DEFIANCE OF MARSHA P. JOHNSON
By Tourmaline
Black Transgender luminary Tourmaline brings to life the first definitive biography of the revolutionary activist Marsha P. Johnson, one of the most important and remarkable figures in LGBTQIA+ history, revealing her story, her impact, and her legacy.
“Thank god the revolution has begun, honey.” Rumor has it that after Marsha P. Johnson threw the first brick in the 1969 Stonewall Uprising, she picked up a shard of broken mirror to fix her makeup. Marsha, a legendary Black transgender activist, embodied both the beauty and the struggle of the early gay rights movement. Her work sparked the progress we see today, yet there has never been a definitive record of her life. Until now.
Written with sparkling prose, Tourmaline’s richly researched biography Marsha finally brings this iconic figure to life, in full color. We vividly meet Marsha as both an activist and artist: She performed with RuPaul and with the internationally renowned drag troupe The Hot Peaches. She was a muse to countless artists from Andy Warhol to the band Earth, Wind & Fire. And she continues to inspire people today.
Marsha didn’t wait to be freed; she declared herself free and told the world to catch up. Her story promises to inspire readers to live as their most liberated, unruly, vibrant, and whole selves.
TOURMALINE is an award-winning artist, filmmaker, writer, and activist whose work is dedicated to Black trans joy and freedom. She is a TIME 100 Most Influential Person in the World awardee and a Guggenheim Fellow. She has frequently appeared on ABC News, as well as in the New York Times and Vogue. Her art is in the permanent collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Tate, and the Getty Museum. She created the critically acclaimed film Happy Birthday, Marsha!, and she has directed Pride campaigns for Dove, Marc Jacobs, and Reebok. She previously worked with Queers for Economic Justice and the Sylvia Rivera Law Project. She lives in Miami, Florida. Link.
| | Events from our Partners! | | Vallejo Gay Network Events! | | |
Upcoming events!
Hello Community,
Wow! 2026 started out with a fast burn - one of a dumpster fire. With the stance of this US Administration we have to stand together more than ever and come together as a community. The old phrase, "united we stand, devided we fall" holds true today more than ever.
Because of this, I'm so happy to announce that we have community members signed up to host a potluck every month. This month Shane and Joey are hosting our VGN next Saturday, the 24th, at their fabulous home. Please see the details below.
Please keep an eye out for information on game nights and other fun happenings that bring our community together. If you want to host, please let me know.
Happy New Year, Thomas Bilbo
Save the Dates: If you want to host, please email tom@vallejogaynetwork.com.
- February 21st - Mohit Juneja
- March 22nd - Joe and Shea
- April 18th - Maus Von Trappe
For details about all upcoming events, please see our Facebook Events Page.
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Join your community as Mohit Junega host us for a Valentine's Day Themed February 2026 Potluck.
As usual, bring a favorite dish to share, a drink to wash it down with and a friend or three. We're all about growing our LGBTQ+ community in Vallejo, Solano County and beyond. As this will be both an outdoor and an indoor event, we are asking that you please be vaccinated and boosted or wear a mask. Link.
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Recurring Events in the Community
GVRD Host Mothly Senior Social Event for People Ages 55+. From the organizers: Join us for a fun and relaxed morning of socializing, coffee, and light activities! Our Senior Social takes place once a month on the second Wednesday, from 8:30 to 10:30 AM. Enjoy a warm cup of coffee, delicious pastries, and a variety of puzzles and games while meeting new friends. It's a wonderful way to start your day and make new connections in a welcoming environment. Best of all, it’s completely free! We hope to see you there! Coffee is sponsored by a local Starbucks, pastries from local businesses, and games and puzzles are provided by GVRD.
Every 2nd Wednesday of the Month - Next gathering Wed, February 11th from 8:30am-10:30am, Vallejo Community Center, 225 Amador St
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The Benicia LGBTQIA Network is on Facebook and can be found here
https://www.facebook.com/groups/3251983318281379/?checkpoint_src=any
"You may have noticed that we did not have an event for January. This month, I have travel, the CA democratic convention and our wedding anniversary, so I've decided to skip planning February events as well.
BUT, SAVE THE DATE FOR March 14th for a backyard movie night! We will be showing a movie in our backyard with popcorn, cocktails and US. It may be chilly, but it'll be fun. I'll remind you to bring a blankie!
Anyone have movie suggestions!?" Christina Gilpin-Hayes.
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Want to join the new "Vacaville LGBTQ+ Network" on Facebook? Go to this link on facebook, and ask to join! https://www.facebook.com/groups/652492897897233/. Check it out!
The next social we will have is a St. Paddie's Day Party potluck dinner at a local home in Vacaville on Tuesday, March 17th! Let will@solanopride.org know if you want to help plan the night!
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Louise Lawrence Transgender Archive
Ms. BOB TALKS & TALKS & TALKS
SHORT TALKS
(15 – 20 minutes, w/o Q&A)
HAVE YOU MET LOUISE?
(Requires PowerPoint) A casual introduction to transgender studies through the photography collection of the Louise Lawrence Transgender Archive (LLTA) in Vallejo, CA. LLTA’s wide-ranging collection, gathered over a 40+ year period, has become a destination for researchers from three continents, members of the Bay Area trans community, filmmakers, professors, post-doctoral, graduate, undergraduate, and high school students, including cadets from the Napa Valley College Police Academy.
IN THEIR OWN WORDS: Autobiographical Writing from Casa Susanna
(Requires PowerPoint) Casa Susanna was a mid-20th century Catskill Mountains resort that set aside some weekends for trans-women to vacation in their chosen gender. This talk follows four trans-women as their trans-fem identities evolve.
GLAMOUR, DRAG, & DEATH: HIV/AIDS in the Art of Three Drag Queen Painters
(Requires PowerPoint) An exploration of how Doris Fish, Miss Kitty Litter, and Jerome Caja, three serious painters, performers, and prominent, even notorious, San Francisco drag queens, reacted to their HIV/AIDS diagnosis in their art and writing. Each response is unique. Together they represent a wide-ranging reaction to the pandemic and their own mortality. This richly visual talk is enhanced by photographs by Daniel Nicoletta, one of the premier documentarians of San Francisco’s LGBTQI+ community.
NOT TRYING TO PASS AS ANYTHING BUT OUTRAGED:
Cross-Dressing and Drag in Protests, Demonstrations, and Social Activism
by Ardel Haefele-Thomas & Ms. Bob Davis
(Requires PowerPoint) Leslie Feinberg felt that certain drag performances – specifically cross-dressed political protests – subvert gender norms, so they were included in hir book, Transgender Warriors. This presentation explores some historic drag from the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries when socio-economically oppressed groups, such as The Rebecca Rioters of 19th century Wales, employed cross-dressing and drag performance in their protests. Groups like Ladies In Support of the President (LISP), The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, and Men in Hijabs continue this tradition.
NOTE: Can be presented by both authors or solo by either author.
A FEMALE IMPERSONATOR, A LIQUOR LICENSE & EXECUTIVE ORDER 10450
(Requires PowerPoint) Lynne Carter was one of America’s premier female impersonators in the post-war era. Lynne was also the part owner of Club 181 in San Francisco’s Tenderloin District. How a female impersonator was able to get a liquor license during the Lavender Scare & over the objections of San Francisco’s police chief is a fascinating story of perseverance, Executive Order 10450, and the California Supreme Court.
A BRIEF HISTORY OF TRANS INCLUSION & EXCLUSION
(No PowerPoint) A review of writing from 1864-2014 demonstrating how others see trans people & how trans people have defended themselves. Includes quotes from diaries, manifestos, fiction, & trans community publications.
LONGER TALK
(40-50 minutes, w/o Q&A. Sorry I don’t have a more accurate timing.)
DO THE CLOTHES FIT? - Searching for Trans Identity in Archival Images of Crossdressing
(Requires PowerPoint) Not every image of crossdressing is also a transgender image, nor can it be assumed that it’s a statement of an individual’s identity. This presentation explains the criteria I have developed to judge whether cross-dressing in vintage photographs is an expression of transgender identity or something else entirely. The talk includes over 80 crossdressing images from Louise Lawrence Transgender Archive in Vallejo. The most recent photos are about 40 years old, the oldest over 100.
*Unknown couple on as RSVP cruse, 1977 or 1978.
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Black Embrace: A Podcast Supporting Black Families Navigating LGBTQIA+ Challenges
By Charlotte Richardson, DSW-C, LCSW and SPC Board Member
This podcast is dedicated to discussing the hard issues at the intersection of Black Family and LGBTQIA+ Youth. Historically the Black Community and LGBTQIA+ issues have been a point of disagreement and Black Family relationship breakdown. This podcast seeks to heal the wounds of family breakdown, create positive communication within Black Families with LGBTQIA+ Youth, and overall improve relationships and connection with Black Families and Community.
Our Clinical Director, Colin Amato, was one of Charlotte's first interviews! Hear it here! Will McGarvey's interview is here!
https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/charlotte-richardson4
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The recording of Will's presentation on the "Weaponization of Christianity" against our community can be found here: https://youtu.be/pVImrR6eFIc?si=vvMb8hX1I-9cdYdq
His Pride sermon at Community Congregational Church of Benicia UCC on Sunday, June 29th entitled "Expecting Diversity" can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYuvuRyUvhM&t=2s
His Christmastide sermon at Community Congregational Church of Benicia UCC on Sunday, December 28th entitle "Who is Fleeing" where he discusses the plight of the Trans community and others can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XecIJ8tjIlo
We have a recording with Janna Barkin!
If you missed this conversation on stories and understanding for Grandparents of Trans folx, here's the recording with Janna Barkin, author of 'He's Always Been My Son' and 'A Grand Love: Stories for Grandparents of Transgender Grandchildren.'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dcXTw3rzSs
We had a great conversation with our Trans Panel “Meet the Folx” at Community Congregational Church UCC in Benicia. It was another time to be reminded how diverse the Trans – or any community – can be. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COmNVmm4sqA).
| | Ethnic Notions is inviting you to a superbowl alternative. Please RSVP to (707) 334-3060. We're looking forward to seeing you there! | | What's going on at the Townhouse Cocktail Lounge? | | |
Vallejo's Drag Brunch at Bambino's! Now twice a month on the 1st and 3rd Sundays with competitions like RuPaul's Drag Race!
• Sunday, Feb 15th · 10am - 1pm PDT. Doors at 9:30am. Tickets Link. (You can search for Free Music Collective on Eventbrite to follow them for updates each month.)
• Sunday, March 1st · 10am - 1pm PDT. Doors at 9:30am. Tickets Link.
Bambino's Vallejo - Pizza, Pasta + Full Bar
301 Georgia Street #suite 122 Vallejo, CA 94590
Are you ready for February DRAG hosted by no other than Sadie C. Sparkles and MissCherrylane. It’s a chance to embrace the vibrant spirit of the LGBTQ+ community and enjoy a brunch experience like no other. Come on down and be part of this exciting new event that brings drag and queer culture to our community!
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The Hidden Fantasea: Drag Show starts at 5PM on February 13th at the Redwood Empire Whiskey Bar (1195 Nimitz Ave, Vallejo's Mare Island) so don’t miss it!
Vallejo! Can’t wait to meet you at Hidden Fantasea: Holislay Drag Show hosted by the dazzling @thearielfantasea and featuring Alexia Sinn, RoyalT, Cleo Diamond, Saiyonni Gray, Empress Astara. Don’t miss out on Solano County’s latest Drag Show in the fabulous tasting room at Redwood Empire!
Get your tickets here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/hidden-fantasea-tickets-1980145858567?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=wsa&aff=ebdsshwebmobile
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The Vanity series at Cedar's Corner (801 Texas Street, Fairfield) is now meeting for Late Sunday Brunch at 1 pm on Sunday, February 15th!
This month the event is Sunday, February 15th! $10 tickets at the door. Seating at noon, show begins at 1 pm. Come check out their great menu, and grab a bite along with some amazing Drag by the Crew! We will have a raffle for to help raise funds for Solano Pride Center, this basket will be items from the cigar shop that is owned by the owner of Cedars! A portion of each $10 ticket goes to Solano and some goes back to The Magnifique Effect to ensure the continuation of events! Don't miss this month's lineup!
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The Hidden Fantasea: Drag Show starts at 5:30 pm on March 6th at the Redwood Empire Whiskey Bar (1195 Nimitz Ave, Vallejo's Mare Island) so don’t miss it!
Vallejo! Can’t wait to meet you at Hidden Fantasea: Holislay Drag Show hosted by the dazzling @thearielfantasea and featuring Pressure K, Pony Bambino, Abe From an, Billy Freak, Clark Kunt & Duke L'Amour. Don’t miss out on Solano County’s latest Drag Show in the fabulous tasting room at Redwood Empire!
Get your tickets here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/hidden-fantasea-tickets-1981973292471
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15th Annual America Indian Two-Spirits Powwow – Feb 14th.
February 14th, 2026 at Fort Mason Center, Festival Pavilion, 2 Marina Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94123.
BAAITS presents this annual Powwow at Fort Mason, SF. All are welcome! Indian Market, Frybread, and Contest Dancing. This is a free public event.
No Drugs, Alcohol, or Weapons. Look for the Solano Serenity Center, SPC and Louise Lawrence Trans Archive's Tables there. Link.
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The Compton’s Cafeteria Riot
Compton's Cafeteria Drag Brunch with Mary Vice & Coco Buttah
In 1966, three years before Stonewall, the Tenderloin district of San Francisco became the stage for one of the first acts of organized LGBTQ+ resistance in the United States. The queens and transgender women who gathered at Compton’s Cafeteria weren’t just meeting for a meal—they were building community and finding strength in their shared struggles. When police harassment pushed them too far, they took a stand. Their bravery sparked a riot that changed the course of LGBTQ+ history. This is the story of their resilience, their defiance, and their fight for the right to exist.
Regular Friday and Saturday shows resume on January 16, 2026. PURCHASE TICKETS.
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Say No to Tobacco Coalition: Retailer Support and Education Workshop
We invite you to join us for a Tobacco Prevention and Education Workshop hosted by the Tobacco Prevention and Education Program (TPEP) at Solano Public Health on February 11, 2026 from 9:30 AM- 11 AM. The workshop will include updates on recent state tobacco laws, including the Unflavored Tobacco List, and an overview of local resources.
This workshop is an opportunity for our coalition and community partners to continue coordinated efforts to support tobacco prevention and healthier communities across Solano County. The workshop will be offered with in-person and virtual (hybrid) options. In-person attendees will receive a light breakfast. A final agenda will also be sent to you soon.
If you are interested in attending in-person or virtually, please register here by 5 PM on February 5th. If you are planning to attend virtually please register by clicking on the Zoom link below.
Below are both links for the registration form and Zoom registration link (virtual option)
RSVP form: https://forms.gle/rjxju8yiin2PkkQX6
Zoom Link (virtual option):
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/zFivNq90SL2hjmy-zh8t0w#/registration
Thank you for your continued partnership and collaboration. We hope you can join us.
Best, Traci
Traci Osborne, MPH, CHES®
Health Education Specialist
Health Promotion and Community Wellness Bureau | Public Health Division
Department of Health and Social Services
275 Beck Ave., Fairfield, CA 94533
Phone: 707-784-8900 Email: TLOsborne@SolanoCounty.gov
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Solano College Theatre Upcoming Plays
4000 Suisun Valley Road, Fairfield. https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?ticketing=sct01
42nd Street - April 10-26 Special Dates: April 10: Opening Night Gala! Formal/cocktail attire optional but greatly encouraged; sparkling apple cider, and hors d'oeuvres available for purchase (free for Season Subscribers!). April 23: Pay-what-you-can nightApril 24: ASL Interpreting Provided (Please select seats in rows G, H, J, seats 201-210 for best view of interpreters)Come along and listen to the lullaby of Broadway! 42nd Street celebrates Broadway, Times Square and the magic of show biz with wit, humor and pizzazz. At the height of the Great Depression, aspiring chorus girl Peggy Sawyer comes to the big city from Allentown PA, and soon lands her first big job in the ensemble of a glitzy new Broadway show. But just before opening night, the leading lady breaks her ankle. Will Peggy be able to step in and become a star? The score is chock-full of Broadway standards, including "You're Getting To Be A Habit With Me," "Dames," "We're In the Money," "Lullaby of Broadway," "Shuffle Off to Buffalo" and "Forty-Second Street."Content Advisory:Suitable for all ages. While there is no official rating system for live theatre, we encourage you to use your judgment based on age, maturity level, and subject matter. This show contains mild sexual content, violence, and cigarette/alcohol use, but these make up a small portion of the script. If you have further questions, please reach out to us by emailing SCT@solano.edu.
Rabbit Hole by David Lindsay-Abaire Directed by Jae Tolbert
Rabbit Hole - April 29-May 3. Special Dates: April 29: Opening Night Gala! Formal/cocktail attire optional but greatly encouraged; sparkling apple cider and hors d'oeuvres available for purchase (free for Season Subscribers!).May 1: ASL Interpreting Provided Becca and Howie Corbett have everything a family could want, until a life-shattering accident turns their world upside down. and leaves the couple drifting perilously apart. RABBIT HOLE charts their bittersweet search for comfort in the darkest of places and for a path that will lead them back into the light of day.Winner of the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. Content Advisory:Suitable for ages 13+. While there is no official rating system for live theatre, we encourage you to use your judgment based on age, maturity level, and subject matter. This show contains themes of grief and mortality, adult language, and scenes of intensity. If you have further questions, please reach out to us by emailing SCT@solano.edu. https://www.solanocollegetheatre.org
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Save the Date for Davis Pride Comedy Night in June!
As a reminder – this is a FUNDRAISER for the Davis Phoenix Coalition. A portion of the proceeds raised will benefit the life changing working of DPC.
No later than May 8th via the Davis Pride social media pages, we are going to announce the 2026 comedy line up. We promise you are not going to want to miss this line up. The team is working on amazing talent from all over the west coast. — Each year the LOL takes talent to the next level.
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Other local and regional gatherings:
Wednesdays from 3:15 to 4:15 pm in front of the Vallejo Ferry building.
Thursdays at 5 pm in Benicia, Vallejo-Benicia Indivisible hosts flag waving by the Gazebo in City Park (Military & First Street, Benicia). https://www.facebook.com/events/1077820594478484/1077820677811809/?active_tab=about
Stand Up for Democracy Vallejo: Saturdays from 11 AM - NOON "Stand up for Democracy" sign waving and protest music on the sidewalk in front of Home Depot on Admiral Callaghan Lane and Plaza Drive in Vallejo. This a local Indivisible event! Stand Up For Democracy.....continue the momentum !! Benicia-Vallejo Indivisible will continue their weekly Saturday protest. Bring a friend, a sign, and your voices! Saturdays at 11 am at Vallejo Plaza, Admiral Callaghan Lane & Plaza Drive, Vallejo. Link to sign up.
Sundays at noon in Benicia, Vallejo-Benicia Indivisible hosts flag waving by the Gazebo in City Park (Military & First Street, Benicia).
https://www.facebook.com/events/1077820594478484/1077820677811809/?active_tab=about
No Kings 3 Protests: Save the date, Saturday, March 28th.
see more at https://www.solanopride.org/protests-advocacy/
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As the calendar prepares to turn over to a new month, Equality California is busier than ever! We've submitted hundreds of your comments to the federal government urging them to preserve healthcare access for transgender youth, continued preparations for our 2026 Midterm Election operations, worked with partners to refine our 2026 Legislative Package, and so much more. And very soon, we'll be launching our official 2026 messaging campaign — so keep an eye on your inbox!
To view previous news items from the Equality Brief, visit our website.
📩 TAKE ACTION: Transgender Youth Deserve Access to Healthcare
The federal government is considering two new regulations that would severely limit access to medically necessary health care for transgender youth nationwide. If these rules are finalized, doctors and hospitals across the country could be forced to stop providing this health care to transgender youth altogether — regardless of whether families use public insurance, private insurance, or pay out of pocket. These proposals are not final, and there is still time to stop them. The federal government is accepting public comments until February 17, 2026. Submit your comments today — totally anonymously through EQCA's portal — along with additional resources and information!
Week of Jan. 25-Jan. 31, 2026:
- U.S. Department of Education Findings Target California Schools, Policies:
- The Department of Education and Secretary of Education Linda McMahon announced Wednesday that California was in violation of federal law over policies it claims "[pressure] school officials to withhold information about students gender identity from their parents." The Department claims that existing California laws including the SAFETY Act — which prevents students from being forcibly outed by teachers or staff — are in violation of the Family Educational Rights and Service Act (FERPA). State officials maintain there is no conflict between state and federal law, which both permit parental access to their student's educational records upon request. Read our statement here.
- U.S. Education Department's Office of Civil Rights Accuses San Jose State of Title IX Violation:
- The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights announced that it found San José State University in violation of Title IX for allowing a transgender woman to compete on the women’s volleyball team and use female-only facilities. The Office of Civil Rights is demanding major policy changes from the university, and a public statement that “SJSU will adopt biology-based definitions of the words ‘male’ and ‘female’ and acknowledge that the sex of a human – male or female – is unchangeable”. These demands directly contradict multiple federal court rulings affirming that Title IX's prohibition on sex discrimination protects transgender people from discrimination.
- Congressional Democrats Call for Commission Investigating Anti-LGBTQ+ Military Policies:
- On Tuesday, CA Representatives Mark Takano and Sara Jacobs and CT Senator Richard Blumenthal introduced the Commission on Equity and Reconciliation in the Uniformed Services Act, which would establish a commission to investigate the impact of discriminatory policies on LGBTQ+ servicemembers and veterans. The bill was filed on the one-year anniversary of Donald Trump reinstituting a ban on transgender military service.
- California AG Joins Brief Opposing Intrusive DOJ Medical Records Subpoenas:
- California Attorney General Rob Bonta joined a coalition of 21 other state attorneys general on an amicus brief opposing the U.S. Department of Justice’s efforts to compel the release of medical records related to gender-affirming care from telehealth provider QueerDoc. "The Trump Administration continues to abuse its power in its bad faith crusade to subpoena gender-affirming care records," said Bonta. "We will continue to stand up for Americans' right to privacy and protect transgender individuals' access to crucial care from providers they trust."
- HHS Office of Civil Rights Rescinds Nondiscrimination Guidance on 'Conscience Objections':
- On January 21, HHS announced it would be rescinding Biden-era guidance regarding the ability of providers to refuse to perform certain procedures based on a religious or conscientious objection. Specifically, the department stated it would "advance the federal health care conscience rights of physicians, health care facilities, and health care personnel to live out their professions without compromising their conscience regarding abortion and the dignity of human life." Critics warn this could open the door to even refuse care that falls outside the scope of abortion and reproductive health services.
- Need Girl Scout Cookies? Consider Ordering From Transgender and Nonbinary Scouts!:
- Journalist Erin Reed has released her annual list of transgender and nonbinary Girl Scouts offering cookie orders nationwide. To date, over 71,000 boxes of cookies have been sold from the annual list, raising almost half a million dollars. The Girl Scouts of America officially welcomed transgender girls beginning in 2015.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Registration for LGBTQ+ Advocacy Day 2026 is now LIVE! Join us in Sacramento on Wednesday, March 25, 2026 for a day of speaking with elected lawmakers about the need to pass pro-equality legislation, as well as the chance to meet LGBTQ+ advocates and allies from across the state. We expect the event to reach capacity quickly, so don't delay in registering!
Our 2026 Sacramento Equality Awards are happening on Monday, March 9 — and in the new year, we're moving to a new venue, the Ace of Spades! Get your tickets today and be there as we celebrate the Sacramento LGBT Community Center and Senator Scott Wiener!
Our hub also provides guidance and resources from our national and state partners, our official statements, and opportunities to take action and fight back. Learn more on our website.
Thank you,
— Valerie
Valerie Ploumpis
National Policy Director
Pronouns: she/her/hers
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Registration for our LGBTQ+ Advocacy Day 2026 is now live!
Last year, nearly 300 people converged on the Capitol building in Sacramento to meet with their lawmakers about legislation that would improve the lives of all LGBTQ+ Californians — our biggest event ever!
With anti-LGBTQ+ attacks on the rise, we know people are fired up, and that means space is going to fill up fast. If you want to be part of LGBTQ+ Advocacy Day on Wednesday, March 25, 2026, reserve your spot today.
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Studies
4 new studies can be found at:
https://www.solanopride.org/studies/
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To Marlette and the Fine Folx at Solano Pride Center,
I hope this message finds you well. Please allow me to introduce myself; my name is Lucas Wilson, and I am a researcher at University of Toronto Mississauga with a focus on conversion therapy and white Christian nationalism. In light of the current SCOTUS case concerning conversion therapy, I thought I would reach out to see if you might be interested in collaborating on a virtual program related to conversion therapy and/or my new book about conversion therapy.
My new short-story anthology, entitled Shame-Sex Attraction: Survivors' Stories of Conversion Therapy, came out earlier this year. The anthology brings together 17 stories about conversion therapy, written by survivors themselves (including me), with a foreword by NYT-best-selling author Garrard Conley. Having received praise from a number of reviewers, like those at Publishers Weekly, the book gives voice to a number of LGBTQ+-related themes and experiences, especially in/from high-control religious contexts. As we continue to hear about conversion therapy in the news and on social media, it unfortunately remains a relevant subject to talk about and fight against.
So far this year I have offered lectures about conversion therapy and done book talks at a number of organizations (mental health organizations, nonprofits, law firms, universities, etc.) across North America, including the Stonewall National Archives, Museum, & Library. I would love to collaborate with you in some capacity, whether it be a virtual book/author talk or something else. I would love to connect with you and discuss any possible virtual programs in which you might be interested.
I have pasted below a short bio to give you a better idea of my professional background.
Bio: Lucas Wilson is a SSHRC Postdoctoral Fellow at University of Toronto Mississauga and was formerly the Justice, Equity, and Transformation Postdoctoral Fellow at University of Calgary. He is the editor of Shame-Sex Attraction: Survivors’ Stories of Conversion Therapy. His public-facing writing has appeared in The Advocate, Queerty, LGBTQ Nation, and Religion Dispatches, among other venues. He is currently working on a new edited collection about LGBTQ+ experiences at Christian colleges, universities, seminaries, and divinity schools (under contract with The University of Georgia Press).
If there is anything else I can pass along, please do not hesitate to let me know. I want to thank you kindly for your time and consideration. I very much hope to hear from you!
All the best,
Lucas F. W. Wilson, PhD
SSHRC Postdoctoral Fellow
Department of Historical Studies, University of Toronto Mississauga
Editor, Shame-Sex Attraction (JKP)
Author, At Home with the Holocaust (Rutgers UP)
Co-Editor, Emerging Trends in Third-Generation Holocaust Literature (Lexington)
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February Health & Wellness Observances
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National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (February 7th): National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NBHAAD) is observed annually on February 7th to highlight the disproportionate impact of HIV on Black Americans, who represent 12% of the U.S. population but nearly 40% of new diagnoses. The day promotes education, testing, and treatment, emphasizing the reduction of stigma and increased access to care.
Key Facts & Objectives:
- Disproportionate Impact: In 2023, Black people accounted for 38% of new HIV diagnoses and 39% of people living with HIV.
- Target Populations: Young Black gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men (MSM) are most affected, with 47% of diagnoses in this group occurring among those aged 13–34.
- The South: The impact is highest in the South, where Black Americans accounted for 51% of new diagnoses in 2022.
- Prevention & Care: The 2026 observance emphasizes the need for increased uptake of Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP), as Black people have the lowest PrEP-to-Need Ratio (PnR).
- Goal: To raise awareness, decrease stigma, and encourage testing, treatment, and community engagement to end HIV/AIDS within Black communities.
How to Participate:
- Get Tested: Find free or low-cost testing locations using online resources.
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Educate: Utilize toolkits from AIDSVu and the CDC to share information.
- Use Hashtags: Engage on social media with #NBHAAD, #StopHIVTogether, and #PACT4HIV.
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Support: Engage with organizations like the Black AIDS Institute.
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Week after Valentine’s Day: Aromantic Spectrum Awareness Week: Aromantic Spectrum Awareness Week
(ASAW) is an annual event held during the first full week following Valentine’s Day (starting on Sunday) to foster acceptance and raise awareness for people who experience little to no romantic attraction. It highlights aromantic, demiromantic, and grey-romantic identities, challenging the assumption that romantic love is necessary for a fulfilling life, especially immediately after the heavily romanticized Feb. 14th.
Key Aspects of Aromantic Spectrum Awareness Week:
- Purpose: To spread awareness, increase acceptance, and combat the isolation felt by those on the aromantic spectrum.
- Timing: Always held the first full week after Valentine’s Day.
- Focus: Represents individuals who may not experience romantic attraction, or experience it differently (e.g., demiromantic, grey-romantic), while acknowledging that aromantics can still have rich, meaningful, and committed non-romantic relationships (platonic/queerplatonic).
- History: Originally launched in November 2014 as "Aromantic Awareness Week" and moved to its current, more inclusive, post-Valentine's spot in 2015.
- Symbolism: The week is often associated with the aromantic pride flag, which features dark green (representing the aromantic spectrum), light green (the arospec spectrum), white (platonic/aesthetic attraction), grey, and black (representing the sexuality spectrum).
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HIV Is Not A Crime Awareness Day (HINAC), observed annually on February 28, highlights the urgent need to repeal laws that criminalize people living with HIV based on their status rather than intent or transmission. Founded in 2022 by the Sero Project and The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation, it aims to end stigma, misinformation, and legal penalties for HIV-positive individuals.
Key Aspects of the Day:
- Combating Criminalization: Over 30 U.S. states have laws that criminalize failure to disclose HIV status, or for behaviors with little to no transmission risk, which can lead to incarceration and sex offender registration.
- Scientific Advancement (U=U): Modern, effective treatment means people with suppressed viral loads cannot transmit the virus, rendering these laws outdated and unscientific.
- Targeted Demographics: The date specifically addresses the disproportionate impact of both the epidemic and criminalization on Black communities and women.
- Actionable Advocacy: The day focuses on advocating for legislative reform to align laws with current public health evidence, promoting dignity, and reducing stigma.
| | Food and Other Resources Available in the Community! Giving opportunities to meet neighbors needs. | | If you are hungry, please drop by our lobby and take what you need. Or, if you have something to donate, you can drop by bags of unperishable food for others. You can also bring something for the Interfaith corner of the lobby, leaving a decoration on the tree, or a Chanukkah decoration or gift for those in need. More resources below.... | | |
The County Food Bank has a Food Finder.
Link is here:
Input your zip code and fine the closest Food Closets.
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Food is Free Bay Area distribution
1 in 4 Solano residents will not receive SNAP benefits as of November 1, 2025. Our neighbors need help NOW!
Information from Food is Free Bay Area:
- We distribute food every week at several locations.
Tuesday and Thursday from 3 to 6 p.m. inside McCormack Hall at the Solano County Fairgrounds in Vallejo.
- Tuesdays from 9 to 10:30 a.m. at Heritage Presbyterian Church in Benicia.
- Every Second and Fourth Saturday at mobile sites in Vacaville.
- Every Third Saturday at the Benicia Library from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Senior Food Box Program
We are proud to offer the Community Senior Food Box Program for Solano County Seniors aged 55 and older. Please come to our distributions to sign up for this program. Program proudly funded by Napa Solano Area Agency on Aging.
Ways to Help
There are many ways to get involved and support our cause. You can make a donation, become a volunteer, or even organize a fundraising event in your community. Whatever you choose, know that your contribution will make a difference in the lives of those in need.
TO DONATE, VOLUNTEER AND FIND OUT WHERE TO GET FREE FOOD, GO TO: https://fifbayarea.org/
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