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June 18, 2020

“AIDS Walk: Live at Home” on Sunday, July 19

SAN FRANCISCO and NEW YORK (June 19, 2020) United by a common cause and undaunted by the COVID-19 pandemic, AIDS Walk San Francisco and AIDS Walk New York today announced their first-ever collaboration: AIDS Walk: Live at Home. In partnership with iHeartMedia, coast-to-coast events to stream live beginning at 10 a.m. ET/PT; scheduled performances and appearances by: Bette Midler, Gloria Estefan, Vanessa Williams, Laura Linney, Matt Bomer, Alex Newell, Elvis Duran, stars from “Queer Eye” and more.

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Variety: June 19 2020
The Hollywood Reporter: June 19 2020

June 17, 2020

What is PrEP?

Have you heard of PrEP and wondered what it stood for? PrEP stands for Pre-exposure prophylaxis. PrEP is a daily HIV prevention pill for those who are HIV-negative and want to reduce their risk of exposure to HIV.  Research shows that, when taken consistently, PrEP provides protection from contracting HIV in a high percentage of […]

June 16, 2020

LGBTQ Rights – Recognized & Protected!

This is progress. Speaking truth! And making our voices heard. PRC reminds our community of its commitment to justice in all its forms, as we celebrate the rights of LGBTQ workers that are now protected from employment discrimination in America.    This week’s Supreme Court ruling has offered a glimmer of hope for our institutions, as we stand with our LGBTQ workers, leaders, clients, and the broader […]

June 11, 2020

Brett Andrews on the Fight for Racial Justice

As I write this, our nation is socially rudderless – devoid of leadership to address the latest display of police brutality and endemic racism in America.

The intensity of the current social unrest should not come as a surprise to anyone following current events in recent years. In our lifetime, we’ve witnessed similar instances of George Floyd’s death, often at the hand of those sworn to protect us. If we are willing to reach further back, we’ll find this abhorrent behavior exhibited in our society for centuries. As the Covid-19 pandemic began earlier this year, being a Black/African American in America went from consistently complicated to deadly…

Read Brett Andrews’ Viewpoint, as published June 11 2020 in the San Francisco Business Times

June 11, 2020

Brett Andrews on the Fight for Racial Justice, San Francisco Business Times

As I write this, our nation is socially rudderless – devoid of leadership to address the latest display of police brutality and endemic racism in America. The intensity of the current social unrest should not come as a surprise to anyone following current events in recent years. In our lifetime, we’ve witnessed similar instances of […]

June 2, 2020

Black Lives Matter

In response to the tragic events of the past week, we want to restate our key organizational value of Justice in all its forms. Our clients represent communities that have long faced cyclical poverty and structural inequity. At a time when their suffering is already compounded by COVID-19’s devastating impact on their health, community and […]

May 29, 2020

“Pride Brunch – Live at Home!” Gary Virginia and Donna Sachet Reimagine the 22nd Annual Pride Brunch On Sat., June 27

SAN FRANCISCO (May 29, 2020) – Are you ready to shimmy? Gary Virginia and Donna Sachet’s 22nd Annual Pride Brunch, for which PRC is once again the beneficiary, is cooking up its first-ever virtual event on Saturday, June 27 in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. This year, the dynamic duo is planning a kitchen cook-off in a competition for the title of Pride Brunch Top Chef. The 90-minute event, which will be live-streamed here, will give participants the opportunity to vote for their favorite chef.

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May 21, 2020

And All That Pride…

Some things don’t have to change. We are who we are. Thank god. While this pandemic will prevent us from marching down Market Street in colorful mass to mark the 50th anniversary of the first Pride parades held in San Francisco and New York City, it does not prevent us from coming together to celebrate ourselves, […]

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