San Francisco Gay Men's ChorusThe San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus (SFGMC) is the world's first openly gay chorus.
Since its premiere performance on the steps of City Hall with 100 members singing to stand up against discrimination and bigotry, the chorus has inspired the worldwide LGBTQIA+ choral movement.
With over 300 singers strong today, SFGMC is bringing people and communities together through the power of music.
And we're just getting started.
Articles
- Columbia University Irving Medical Center: AIDS at 40: Is the End Near?
- HIV.gov: After 40 Years of Progress, It's Time to End the HIV Epidemic
- HIV.gov: Aging with HIV
- HIV Prevention Trials Network: HIV/AIDS At 40: Marking The 40th Anniversary of The Pandemic
- The Lancet: A pandemic anniversary: 40 years of HIV/AIDS
- Pan American Health Organization: HIV/AIDS: 40 years tackling an epidemic that has marked humanity
- PBS News: After 40 years of AIDS, progress has been made but major problems remain
Books
Amazon.com: Living with HIV
Foundations
- Google Search: aids+foundation+near+me
- AIDS Healthcare Foundation: www.aidshealth.org
- AIDS Healthcare Foundation: Cutting Edge Medicine and Advocacy Regardless of Ability to Pay: locations.aidshealth.org
GABI'S SONG
"Will It Always Be Like This?"
Violence of bullying.
Based on the true story of Gabi Clayton and her son Bill, who committed suicide after a gay bashing.Music & lyrics by Steve Schalchlin
Arranged and conducted by Dr. Kathleen C. McGuire
Stephen Camarota, soloist
New World Waking by Steve Schalchlin
Premiered at Davies Symphony Hall in San Francisco, sung by the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus, under the direction of Dr. Kathleen McGuire. It was a night none of us will soon forget. This video only catches a bit of the flavor of the evening.
Thanks goes to Bev Sykes for this video.
Over40Club.org
Dedicated to Dr. Bruce Dorcey, the inventor of Crixivan, without his work, this website would not be possible.
