Weekly international news highlights for the week ending December 31, 2021.
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The US FDA – the agency charged with approving new medications – has given its blessing to an injectable form of PrEP that only needs to be administered once every two months.
Despite confidence from first in-person productions, future uncertain.
A tribute to Ken Campbell, by his friend Boy Mike.
Under the Seattle Office for Civil Rights, the Collective Network chose the Lavender Rights Project and Liberation Medicine School to support community members who have been negatively impacted by law enforcement.
Sapphic Seattle's mission is to build a safe, inclusive events group for Queer women and sapphic people across the gender spectrum to meet up casually.
An interview with Alexandria Bellefleur, author of the SGN Book Club's next selection, Written in the Stars.
A review of Joel Coen's film adaptation of Shakespeare's The Tragedy of Macbeth.
Michael Soto, formerly the executive director of Equality Arizona, is named the new president & CEO of the GSBA, taking over the mantle from Louise Chernin who retired after 19 years of service.