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- Diverse and Resilient awarded $155,000 to increase awareness of intimate partner violence among LGBT people
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July / August 2008 Issue
Feature Stories:
A Pirate's Crusade
One the few remaining from the first known cases of HIV, Bob Bowers is a man who brings Carpe Diem to life.
The Test
One day changed the life of Dustin Smith. In his own words he talks about learning when he tested positive.
The Status of HIV
New AIDS Network Executive Director Karen Doston reports on the trends in HIV infection, prevention and client care
In Memoriam, Felicia Melton-Smyth and Ed Grunewald
May / June 2008 Issue
Feature Stories:
Finding Your Faith
Patrick Erwin takes an inventory of resources and groups that merit being called "Open and Affirming"
View the supplement featuring "Of The Cloth," "Spirituality on Campus," "'Peace' of Mind," and Recommended Reading.
Her Path to the Pulpit
Reconciling her religious and sexual identities, Eldonna Hazen traces her path to the ministry
The Civil Servant
OutReach Executive Director Steve Starkey on balancing a home life with a professional career in community service
March / April 2008 Issue
Feature Stories:
Living With Gender
UW–Madison Associate Professor of Gender and Women's Studies, Anne Enke examines our relationship with gender
A Sense of Place
Nesting in Madison after combing the world, Eri Madder offers a perspective on what makes life authentic
A Place for Us
A retrospective look back at A Room of One's Own, the bookstore that's become a community cornerstone
January / February 2008 Issue
Feature Stories:
Making Schools GSAFE
GSAFE Executive Director Cindy Crane identifies the challenges and the progress we're facing in our schools
One School's SAGA
Teddi Hereid shows how the personal impact her GSA offered affected Mount Horeb High School
Changing The Game
Two West High School seniors are creating a new door for the youth identity - the out athlete
November / December 2007 Issue
Feature Stories:
For Barb
Eli Judge revisits the grassroots effort he helped build as part of Students for a Fair Wisconsin
Still Fighting for a Fair Wisconsin
Eva Shiffrin outlines the next steps that Fair Wisconsin is taking towards equality
Growing Together
Tim Spires and Richard Kilmer share what they find special about their relationship