Health & Wellness

Abbie Madden Brings Queer-Affirming Nutrition Care to Houston

Weight is not a behavior. That's the foundation of Space City Nutrition, where dietitian Abbie Madden is building a queer-affirming practice that challenges everything the diet industry wants you to believe.

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How the Federal Government Is Using Every Tool It Has to End Trans Youth Care

Grand jury subpoenas. Medicare threats. FDA warnings over chest binders. The Trump administration isn't using one agency to restrict trans youth care — it's using all of them.

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Houston HIV Survivor Nathaniel De La Fuente Redefines Disability Pride

At 62, Nathaniel De La Fuente has navigated HIV, neurological damage, chronic pain, and a TIA stroke. He calls it living with intention — and he wouldn't let anyone define him by what he can't…

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988’s LGBTQ+ Crisis Line Returns This Year — But the Trevor Project May Be Shut Out

The 988 Lifeline's specialized service for LGBTQ+ youth is set to return by year's end after Congress directed $33 million toward the effort. But The Trevor Project — which handled roughly half the program's 1.6…

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Who Belongs in the LGBTQ Community?

As a gay white man in my fifties, my identity grew under the six-color rainbow, and to me that flag had always meant everybody. The original intent was specifically to be inclusive of everyone in…

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Meet the 2026 Pride Grand Marshals: Dr. Roy Rivera, Jr.

This year's Male Identifying Pride Grand Marshal, Dr. Roy Rivera, Jr., combines healthcare leadership and advocacy, supporting LGBTQ and BIPOC-owned businesses while working to expand equity, inclusion, and access across Houston’s communities.

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Challenging the Myths of Conversion Therapy

Houston psychotherapist Guy Felder discusses the lasting harm of conversion therapy, the importance of evidence-based LGBTQ care, and how clients can build resilience, safety, and supportive networks.

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Allies In Hope Presents the Walk To End HIV 2026

Allies in Hope brought Houstonians together on April 18 for the 2026 Walk to End HIV, marking the 37th year of one of the city’s most visible and enduring HIV awareness events. Held at Memorial…

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CC Brooks Grows Food and Power Through Hydroponics

Houston hydroponic farmer C.C. Brooks is using innovative growing methods to address food access, support marginalized communities, and build systems rooted in equity, education, and sustainability.

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Real Housewives Take on HIV Crisis as Drug Access Shrinks Nationwide

Reality TV stars are taking their platforms to Capitol Hill as cuts to HIV drug assistance programs threaten access to lifesaving care for thousands of low-income Americans.

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