Perspective: Career Blogging, LGBT Priorities, & a Courage Award

Last week, Jerame and I traveled to NYC where I was honored to receive the NYC Anti-Violence Project's Courage Award alongside fellow LGBT bloggers, Joe Jervis (Joe.
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Bilerico, Pam's House Blend, Joe.My.God, and Towleroad honored at 2009 Courage Awards by ...

Bilerico, Pam's House Blend, Joe.My.God, and Towleroad honored at 2009 Courage Awards by Anti-Violence Project
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Bloggers honored at 2009 Courage Awards - The NYC Anti-Violence Project

The 2009 Courage Awards were an inspiring event, and it was humbling to be honored as one of the citizen journalists (the glamour word for bloggers, don'tcha know, since we didn't have PJs on).
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Courage, Family, and Compassion

You might have noticed that I've not been posting for a few days. I haven't disappeared, but I'm on the road for a couple of important reasons.
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Why we Honor the Bloggers

Editors' note: Sharon Stapel is the executive director of the NYC Anti Violence Project.

The New York City Anti-Violence Project is honoring four LGBT Blogs - Bilerico, Joe.
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Got Courage? See you in New York next week!

As we've seen in the recent spate of hate crimes in New York City - and not just LGBT folks - there's still a lot of work to do around preventing violence based on arbitrary prejudices.
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November 9th: NYC Anti-Violence Project's 13th Annual Courage Awards

With the horrendous spate of brutal hate crimes seen recently in New York City, the important work of the NYC Anti-Violence Project has never been more vital.
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Broadway Friday

- Pulitzer Prize winner Tony Kushner will receive the Courage Award from the NYC Anti-Violence Project at an event to be held November 9th.
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Tomorrow: March And Rally For Queens Gay Bashing Victim Jack Price

A coalition of LGBT and civil rights groups will join tomorrow in a march and rally in support of Queens gay bashing victim Jack Price.
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NY: investigation launched into police response to anti-gay attack in Hell's Kitchen

"We know there is a chilling effect when the community perceives police will not respond to anti-LGBT violence issues.
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Does policing Craigslist actually threaten safety?

Editors' Note: Guest bloggers Andrea Ritchie and Jarad Ringer are two of New York City's foremost experts on violence against sex workers.
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LGBT Helping Hands 9/21/09-Kansas City Anti-Violence Project

The services KCAVP provides to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and bias crimes within Kansas City's LGBT community will expand as KCAVP grows.
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NYC Anti-Violence Project honors bloggers

One of the best parts of being a prominent LGBT blogger is the ability to use the bully pulpit. I think most of us on Bilerico sites try not to overuse that luxury, but some issues cry out for more attention than they're regularly given.
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NYC Anti-Violence Project announces 2009 Courage Awards -- honoring a few bloggers you may know

I learned not too long ago that I will receive a 2009 Courage Award from the New York City Anti-Violence Project "for the significant contributions you have made to raising awareness about anti-violence work.
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Rally To Protest Gay Bashings in Queens, New York

The New York City Anti-Violence Project, an LGBT advocacy organization devoted to the prevention of violence will rally in Queens, New York to protest the rising numbers of queer bashing's in the area.
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Warning issued after string of anti-gay attacks in NY’s Upper East Side

Source: Village Voice, Joe.My.God, WCBS, Gay City News   Joseph Halliday’s wound, suffered in an attack on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, was still visible four days later when he read a statement at a July 1 press conference press conference called by NYC Anti-Violence Project photo: Gay City News

New York City police are seeking a group of from four to six young men that they believe are responsible for a string bashings on Manhattan's Upper East Side.
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Withers: Community alert for the Upper East Side

Joe.My.God (Happy Forth Joe!) posted a community alert the Anti-Violence Project issued for the the Upper East Side of New York City.
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COPS: NYC GAY BASHINGS COULD BE LINKED

The NYC Anti-Violence Project has issued a community alert now that the New York City Police Department's Hate Crimes Bureau thinks several recent anti-gay attacks on the Upper East Side might have come at the hands of the same assailants.
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2008 was most dangerously violent year for LGBT people in over a decade

Editors' Note: Guest blogger Kim Fountain, PhD, is the Deputy Director of the NYC Anti Violence Project.
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UES Gay Bashing Spree Continues, AVP Issues Community Alert

The NYC Anti-Violence Project has issued a community alert (PDF) after a third Upper East Side gay bashing in one week by what appears to be the same group of young men who committed the attack I reported on Monday.
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