
For LGBTQ youth in Philadelphia, The Attic offers a safe haven and a community
Click video below to start or click here for the original article. For many LGBTQ kids and teens in Philadelphia, The Attic Youth Center provides a safe space and a
Click video below to start or click here for the original article. For many LGBTQ kids and teens in Philadelphia, The Attic Youth Center provides a safe space and a
“He played a game of exclusion,” said Jasper Liem, executive director of The Attic Youth Center, about president-elect Donald Trump’s campaign. “I think it’s realistic to be afraid and to be nervous
PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) — City Council on Tuesday began an examination of inequities experienced by the city’s LGBTQ population with the first in a series of hearings with community leaders.
Jasper Liem, executive director of the Attic Youth Center, was given an embossed copy of the resolutions. He spoke about the negative mental health impact of anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric and anti-LGBTQ+ legislation, even when that legislation doesn’t directly affect the rights of people in Pennsylvania or Philadelphia.
In honor of AAPI Heritage Month, Metro Philadelphia published its inaugural AAPI Power Players List, highlighting leaders shaping the future of Philadelphia.
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INspire, the LGBTQ & Allies Employee Resource Group at Dunkin’ Brands, the parent company of Dunkin’, helped the Foundation select six LGBTQ youth organizations in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago,
Philly AIDS Thrift awarded grants to 26 Philadelphia HIV/AIDS and social service organizations in a ceremony held at the William Way LGBT Community Center on Feb. 6. This year’s grants
Congratulations to Attic Youth Center Educator and Outreach Specialist Hazel Edwards on receiving the Youth Leadership Red Ribbon Award from the University of Pennsylvania Center for AIDS Research Community Advisory
On any given day at the Attic Youth Center, you’ll find a bunch of young adults sprawled out on couches and chairs, relaxing after school. Notably, they’re not glued to