Since the Inauguration, our community has faced a heightened wave of deliberate and deeply troubling attacks. One glaring example is the quiet but harmful removal of critical LGBTQ+ resources [...]
Meert long-time SAGE volunteer Peter Pagano. He has served our mission and members since 2016! Thank you for your commitment to our elders, Peter. 1. Tell us about yourself (name, pronouns, [...]
SAGE is saddened to share the recent passing of Ruby Juster earlier this month. Ruby was a beloved community member, and she uplifted our community in so many ways. She served as a SAGE Board [...]
Meet Patrick LaVergne (he/him), one of SAGE’s incredible volunteers! Patrick joined SAGE last summer in 2024. You may have seen him in the kitchen at our Edie Windsor SAGE Center preparing meals [...]
Our volunteers are essential to ensuring our community receives the proper support it deserves! We are so grateful for each and every one of you. Today, we are spotlighting two of our recent [...]
Throughout December at SAGE, we observe HIV/AIDS Awareness Month. Our community commemorates this month to spread awareness, remember those who have passed away, and support those who are still [...]
Almost one in five transgender people are either serving in the military or are veterans, yet our community members still face steep barriers to care. At SAGE, we believe all of our LGBTQ+ elders [...]
Election Day 2024 is quickly approaching. Do you have a voting plan? Before you hit the polls, make sure you have all the information you need to make informed decisions. According to the Human [...]
Here at SAGE, we know that stories hold power — they can undoubtedly change hearts and open minds. Our community is full of rich history that is far too often overlooked. In this spirit, we are [...]
Today, our community is recognizing National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day (NHAAD). According to HIV.gov, we commemorate this day every year on September 18 to draw attention to those living [...]
In June, SAGE announced the eight recipients of its Equity Innovation Lab (EIL) program for 2024. This program offers financial and technical support to uplift marginalized and historically [...]
According to new data from the Human Rights Campaign, LGTBQ+ adults in the United States — especially transgender and non-binary individuals — are more likely to feel financially insecure. Almost [...]
By Bryan Ellicott-Cook Much of my identity is visible and has been for quite some time now. For example, I have been very open and proud of how my family’s dedication to the military and first [...]
By Terri L. Wilder Each year, the world recognizes Zero HIV Stigma Day on July 21 to commemorate the birthday of activist Prudence Mabele. In 1992, Mabele became the first woman in South Africa [...]
I always had a feeling that I was different from most people. It wasn’t until four years ago, though, that I realized it’s because I’m asexual. Last year, it dawned on me how it took me such a [...]
SAGE is investing in international work through several new programs and initiatives. At the heart of this work is a commitment to centering the lived experience of LGBTIQ+ elders themselves. One [...]
We hope everyone had a joyful holiday season and Happy New Year! As we welcome 2024, now is a perfect time to reflect on the past year and its milestones. Here at SAGE, 2023 was a truly [...]
We are excited to announce that SAGE CEO Michael Adams has been named to the PoliticsNY and amNY Metro Nonprofit Power Players list. This diverse list of leaders, innovators, and advocates [...]
By Julie Ugoretz, LMSW, SAGE Friendly Visitor Program Manager The holidays are often a time when people feel called to volunteer, perhaps serving at a soup kitchen or delivering meals to [...]
53 years after transgender women led the Stonewall Uprisings, Transgender and Gender non-binary (TGNB) older people are sidelined because of persistent invisibility. Invisibility is enabled by [...]
