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Launched in collaboration with the SF Department of Public Health and Gender Health SF, this workgroup brings together professionals, advocates, and community members at a critical moment to coordinate efforts and advance the health, dignity, and rights of transgender and gender-diverse communities amid an increasingly challenging public health and policy landscape.
In this powerful episode of A Shot in the Arm podcast, host Ben Plumley discusses the state of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the United States under a hostile federal government with Dr. Tatyana Moaton
Your go-to source for updates, community news, and upcoming events from SFCHC.
Your go-to source for updates, community news, and upcoming events from SFCHC.
Your go-to source for updates, community news, and upcoming events from SFCHC.
San Francisco Community Health Center (SFCHC) celebrates Filipino American History Month (FAHM) this October. This year’s national FAHM theme, “Empowering Our Community Through History, Health, and Healing,” resonates deeply as a healthcare organization rooted in social justice and inclusion…
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Bay Area Reporter—Staff at the San Francisco Community Health Center never stop moving, and certainly haven't since the beginning of the Trump administration's second term in January…
Big news from NMAC ahead of USCHA 2025: Harold Phillips, former Director of the White House Office of National AIDS Policy, will step in as NMAC’s new CEO following Paul Kawata’s retirement after 36 years of visionary leadership.
San Francisco Community Health Center is proud to release our new policy brief: The American Crisis in Gender-Affirming Care Access.
The U.S. has become the most restrictive developed democracy for transgender healthcare, with bans and federal restrictions impacting youth, families, providers, and communities nationwide. This crisis is not only a matter of health equity, but also of public cost, safety, and human dignity.
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