Children's Mercy: Physician Daryl Lynch Guides Teens Through Adolescence
Travel, wine and work are passions for Daryl Lynch. […]
November 2015
Two Ways to Support Keeping People Safe
In looking at these two November events coming up in Kansas City's LGBT community, one is more celebratory and one is more solemn. But both events honor the people served by organizations in our community. […]
The Camp 10 – Stephanie Smith
The nights are getting colder, and the leaves are beginning to change. As we think of Thanksgiving coming up, we might consider becoming a little more involved in the community. […]
SAVE Opens Silverleaf to Accomodate Growth
Housing solutions provider SAVE Inc. has officially opened Silverleaf, its new location on 31st Street. […]
Homecoming: A Lot Of Fun With A Serious Overtone
Two board members of SAVE Inc. talk about why they feel so dedicated to the mission. […]
A Home Base For Getting Back On Track
How SAVE Inc. housing enables residents to stay healthy and safe. […]
Minding Your Health – Getting Beyond Shame
Shame is an epidemic in our culture, and more acutely so among those considered by our culture to be outside the norm. Those who are different are often ostracized, harassed or bullied by peers in school.
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Musicality – Vigil and Thieves, Peaches, Leona Lewis, In the Valley Below
Heads up, alternative rock fans. The Kansas City band Vigil and Thieves is back with a new single. They toured all across the United States and came back ready to dish out some new tunes. […]
KC Lesbian Events – Connections: How They Met
The question of the hour: How do you meet somebody in Kansas City without a lesbian bar? We polled a variety of age groups for insight into how the modern Kansas City lesbian found or would go about finding a partner. […]
Ask Lambda Legal – Was It a Mistake to Tell a Co-Worker I'm HIV-Positive?
I’m a nurse, and I love my job. I find nothing more rewarding than taking care of my patients and working with my team. However, I am also living with HIV, a status that I recently disclosed to a co-worker. […]