Congressional Primaries, Supporting LGBTQ+ Older Adults

Episode 395 of the New York NOW podcast, hosted by WMHT Educational Telecommunications, titled "Congressional Primaries, Supporting LGBTQ+ Older Adults" was published on June 28, 2024 and runs 26 minutes.

June 28, 2024 ·26m · New York NOW

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Summary

Tuesday was primary day in New York! We unpack the competitive congressional primaries races with Austin Jefferson, of City and State New York. We discuss the availiable resources in the state for LGBTQ+ older adults who have looking for support with MJ Okma, Senior Manager for Advocacy and Government Relations at SAGE. In collaboration with the Colonie Senior Service Center and the Pride Center of the Capital Region, LGBTQ+ older adults with Aging with Pride took a trip to SUNY University at Albany to look through historic archives of the pride center of the capitol region. EXPLORE MORE: nynow.org

Episode Description

Tuesday was primary day in New York! We unpack the competitive congressional primaries races with Austin Jefferson, of City and State New York. We discuss the availiable resources in the state for LGBTQ+ older adults who have looking for support with MJ Okma, Senior Manager for Advocacy and Government Relations at SAGE. In collaboration with the Colonie Senior Service Center and the Pride Center of the Capital Region, LGBTQ+ older adults with Aging with Pride took a trip to SUNY University at Albany to look through historic archives of the pride center of the capitol region.

EXPLORE MORE: nynow.org

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