Newsletter Archive

We’re excited to announce the 2019 LGBTQ Health and Human Services Convening! Please save the date and join us in Sacramento on May 28 – 29. Read More

We are requesting Workshop Proposals for the 2019 LGBTQ Health and Human Services Convening. Read More

We’re happy to unveil the Network’s new branding! As we head into 2019, our new website and expanded newsletter and socialmedia presence will serve as a tool to strengthen communications with thecommunity and LGBTQ-serving organizations throughout the state. December 2018 Newsletter

We’re closing out November with our LGBTQ Public Charge Comment Party, in Los Angeles. LGBTQ people are speaking out against one of the Trump administration’s latest attacks on immigrants. Read More

We joined 38 health organizations to oppose the leaked Trump administration memo on the federal redefinition of sex. We hope to see many of you at the #StillHere March this Saturday, and other Trans Awareness Week events throughout the month. Network November Newsletter – Trans Awareness Week

Every elected official – county, state, and federal – makes decisions that directly impact the health system of their constituents. That’s true this year more than ever. At stake in California is the health coverage for millions and the flow of billions of dollars to the health system on which we all rely. Network November…

We stand with all of those working to build more just and affirming communities for trans Californians. Here at home, our government has gone above and beyond the federal guarantees: Trans Californians have a right to access health care, education, housing, employment, and more without facing discrimination. Network October Newsletter – Trans Memo

Yesterday was the last day for the Governor to sign or veto bills from the previous legislative session. Many of the bills that we have been supporting were signed, including items from the #Care4AllCA campaign, and restrictions on patient dumping. We also join our partners in expressing our disappointment in the veto of AB 186…

Suicide is an issue that affects many LGBTQ people — and one that we can all work to address. For anyone contemplating suicide, help is out there. And as advocates, we can work to promote a culture that welcomes, accepts, and supports the well-being of LGBTQ people and all people. Network September Newsletter

Please join us Thursday, September 6th at 10am for adiscussion about the end of the legislative session and prioritybills critical to improving the health, mental health, andwellbeing of LGBTQ people. Network August Newsletter