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By Mikel Wadewitz, Director of AIDS Project RI I am writing this in mid-March, as we collectively grapple with the threat of COVID-19 and...

Coronavirus dominates this issue of Options, because there isn’t a soul in our local community unaffected by the pandemic.

The Rhode Island Department of Health announced that it is supporting the international HIV prevention campaign U=U.

Joining an LGBT sports league has made me feel part of something that is bigger than me.

With over 114,000 samesex couples raising children around the U.S., our desire to become parents and build a family around love and equality

The disparity in access to care and healthcare utilization for the RI LGBTQ population.

To help prevent the spread of HIV and Hepatitis C among injection drug users, confidential home needle delivery is now offered by the RI...

The second in BCBSRI's three-part series addressing health topics for sexual minority women, sexual minority men and transgender individuals

The Rhode Island Public Health Institute will open their new health clinic to provide sexual health and primary care services to LGBT+

The Rhode Island Department of Health announced that it is supporting the international HIV prevention campaign U=U.

The National Alliance on Mental Illness has formed "Connections," a support group open to LGBTQ people with any kind of mental health issue

RI's Sexual Health App is believed to be the first app of its kind from a state health department.

At its annual meeting, SAGE-RI reviewed its successful 2018 reorganization and reported on 2019’s accomplishments.

Options received news from two local gyms, where environments specifically welcoming to the LGBTQ community are being fostered.

Concern continues to grow during the outbreak of lung injuries and deaths related to vaping and how it affects LGBTQ individuals.

An interview with visual artist, composer, and curator Jazzmen Lee-Johnson.

TGI Network of RI is the only statewide organization providing support, advocacy, and education for the trans community.

Open Door Health is a new health care center with a mission to provide quality holistic care to the LGBTQ community.

Dreya Catozzi is passionate about providing critical resources to the trans community, particularly to those “living in survival mode"

BCBSRI three-part series covering important health topics for sexual minority women, sexual minority men and transgender individuals