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We are deeply honored to be chosen as a 2025 SF Pride Marshal. This recognition belongs to all of us—our staff, clients, allies, and every organizer, healer, and fighter who believes in the power of community-led care. We carry this honor with pride, resistance, and love. Thank you to our community and see you at Pride!

Congratulations to all of the 2025 Pride Marshals, including our beloved Tita Aida and Jahnell Butler!

"San Francisco Community Health Center is so proud to be among the incredible group of Grand Marshals. We absolutely love this year's theme. Every aspect of our work is grounded in queer joy and liberation, and we will fight tooth and nail for the health and justice for our LGBTQ+ communities.” 

- Lance Toma, CEO San Francisco Community Health Center

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San Francisco Community Health Center is deeply honored to be chosen as 2025 SF Pride Marshal
San Francisco Community Health Center is deeply honored to be chosen as 2025 SF Pride Marshal

Thank you, community! We are deeply honored to be chosen as a 2025 SF Pride Marshal. This recognition belongs to all of us—our staff, clients, allies, and every organizer, healer, and fighter who believes in the power of community-led care. We carry this honor with pride, resistance, and love. See you at Pride!

SAN FRANCISCO PRIDE ANNOUNCES 2025 COMMUNITY GRAND MARSHALS
SAN FRANCISCO PRIDE ANNOUNCES 2025 COMMUNITY GRAND MARSHALS

San Francisco Pride proudly announces their Grand Marshals for the 55th Annual San Francisco LGBTQI+ Pride Celebration and Parade on June 28-29, 2025. Underscoring this year’s theme, “Queer Joy is Resistance,” these five remarkable individuals and one local organization reflect the strength, diversity, and resilience of the LGBTQI+ community.

Wisconsin’s First LGBTQ Historic Landmark Will Be in Milwaukee ft. Dr. Tatyana Moaton
Wisconsin’s First LGBTQ Historic Landmark Will Be in Milwaukee ft. Dr. Tatyana Moaton

(Ft. Dr. Tatyana Moaton) It will be dedicated on Monday afternoon near where the Black Nite tavern – the site of the historic Black Nite brawl – once stood

Marginalized by medicine: Trans community faces health care challenges
Marginalized by medicine: Trans community faces health care challenges

The CEO of the San Francisco Community Health Care Center, Lance Toma, joins CBS News Bay Area anchor Elizabeth Cook to discuss the climate surrounding trans rights, and the work in San Francisco to help the LGBTQ+ community.