Understanding Monkeypox Among Gay and Bisexual Men
Monkeypox, a rare pox virus typically carried by rodents in Central and Western Africa, has been making international headlines recently because of unusual outbreaks Europe,
Fenway Health Statement On Gun Violence
May 25, 2022—Yesterday, 21 people were fatally shot at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas. Nineteen of those killed were children, and two were teachers.
How To Check Your Eligibility For The Affordable Connectivity Program
With more people working remotely or receiving telehealth services now than ever before, reliable home internet is a necessity. For many households, however, internet services
Julie Thompson, PA-C, Elected To USPATH Board Of Directors
We are excited to announce that Julie Thompson, PA-C, Fenway Health’s Medical Director of Trans Health, was elected to the USPATH Board of Directors for
Listen Now: The Fenway Gala
Since the early 1990s, Fenway Health’s annual fundraising galas have been cornerstones of the greater Boston LGBTQIA+ community’s social calendar. The Dinner Party, created in
Fenway Health Statement On Racist Gun Violence
May 17, 2022—On Saturday, 10 people were fatally shot and another three were injured by an 18-year-old white supremacist who livestreamed the massacre on Twitch.
Honoring The Legacy Of Urvashi Vaid, Trailblazing Attorney, Author, And LGBTQIA+ Rights Activist
The world lost a true visionary this weekend with the passing of Urvashi Vaid, a celebrated attorney, award-winning author, and trailblazing LGBTQIA+ activist. Vaid, 63,
From Words to Action: An Update On Our Progress
In 2020, Fenway Health committed to becoming an anti-racist organization by working to overcome the racial inequities that exist in the services we provide, the people we reach, and the outcomes