Laura Petroff Honored by The Tyler Clementi Foundation

October 25, 2024 by Winston & Strawn  Los Angeles partner Laura Petroff was honored with an Upstander Award from the Tyler Clementi Foundation at its 2024 Upstander Legacy Celebration.  Laura has provided pro bono legal representation to the Tyler Clementi Foundation since 2014, amounting to nearly 600 hours of advice on a number of important […]

Pride: Stronger Together | Bullying prevention with Jane Clementi

Published on June 24, 2024 by MIL-OSI Publisher  In this Pride: Stronger Together episode with Assistant Secretary for Health ADM Rachel Levine, Jane Clementi, co-founder and CEO of the Tyler Clementi Foundation, talks about the harmful effects bullying and cyberbullying can have on LGBTQ youth and how the Biden Administration and friends and family can […]

New York Historical Society honoring 2 men who greatly impacted the LGBTQ+ community

Published on June 17, 2024 by Pedro Rivera at ABC 7 New York NEW YORK (WABC) — A new exhibit in New York City is profiling members of the LGBTQ+ community who lost their lives due to discrimination. The New York Historical Society has a new display honoring two men who have greatly impacted the LGBTQ+ community. The exhibit highlights […]

For Pride Month, New York Historical Society Welcomes Tyler Clementi’s Violin and Frank Kameny’s Military Uniform

Published on June 11, 2024 by The City Life Org Violin owned by Tyler Clementi (1991–2010); manufactured by Roderich Paesold (Buebenreuth, Germany, est. 1848). Violin and bow, 2000. Violin: wood (spruce, maple, ebony, rosewood), metal strings; bow: pernambuco wood, ebony frog with nickel and mother-of-pearl, silver wire, horsehair. Gift of the Clementi Family, 2024.10.1–2. (Photo: […]

3 Unique Ways To Celebrate Pride Month While Embracing The Arts In New York

Written by Natasha Gural. Published on June 6, 2024 by Forbes Throughout art history, a wide array of artists have subverted the social norms of their time by creating new forms of expression. Overt representations of queer love and identities are evident across centuries, with depictions of male homosexual intercourse in Mesolithic rock art in […]

PEET’S COFFEE Sparkling Refreshment with New Summer Drink Collection

Published on June 5, 2024 by Travel and Tour World Peet’s Coffee is infusing the summer season with a burst of bubbles, introducing a new lineup of refreshing beverages: Sparkling Grapefruit Cold Brew, tangy Sparkling Passion Fruit Black Tea, and Sparkling Lemonade. Launching today, June 5, these fizzy drinks are set to become the ultimate […]

Strauss to conduct area concerts

Published on May 3, 2024 by the State University of New York at Fredonia Dr. Robert Strass will conduct the Buffalo Gay Men’s Chorus in “WALK TOGETHER,” a concert to be performed at three sites in May and featuring “Tyler’s Suite,” a nine-song cycle about the life and death of Tyler Clementi, as well as […]

A bridge, a split rail fence, a high school bathroom, and skin all raw

Published on March 18, 2024 by John Casey My running route takes me north along the Hudson River, turning around just short of the George Washington Bridge. It’s 8.2 miles of thoughtlessness. Sometimes. There are moments when I’m approaching the bridge that I think of Tyler Clementi, and lately, I’ve been thinking about him every day. […]

Melodies For A Movement Event – Interview with Ann Hampton Callaway

Published on February 28, 2024 by Charlotte Robinson Melodies For A Movement Event (AUDIO) This week I talked with singer/songwriter Ann Hampton Callaway about her upcoming performance with the Boston Gay Men’s Chorus (BGMC) on March 16th at Jordan Hall in Boston, MA at 8P. The concert entitled “Melodies for a Movement” will highlight the […]

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