Puerto Rico Gay
For Professionals Working in Adoption
About and for different types of adoptive families: Married , Single , Military , Kinship/Relative , Gay/Lesbian , and Transracial/Transcultural . ... [Read More]
For Professionals Who Work With Families
About and for different types of adoptive families: Married , Single , Military , Kinship/Relative , Gay/Lesbian , and Transracial/Transcultural . ... [Read More]
Types of Adoptive Families - For Professionals
Organizations and publications supporting gay and lesbian parenting, including the status of gay and lesbian parenting, issues, laws, and more. ... [Read More]
Farm Service Agency News Room
NEWSUNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTUREOffice of Communications News Room 460-AWashington, DC 20250-1300Internet: News@usda.gov Phone: 202-720-9035World Wide Web Home Page: http://www.usda.govRelease No. 0014.03 Jillene Johnson (202) 720-9733USDA ANNOUNCES REVISIONS TO 2002-CROP SUGAR MARKETING ALLOTMENTS AND ALLOCATIONS WASHINGTON, Jan 15, 2003 -- The U.S. Department ofAgriculture today announced state cane allotments andprocessor allocations of the beet and cane sugar marketingallotments. This is one part of USDA's overall plan ofaction announced on Jan. 10, 2003, for efficientlyoperating the domestic sugar program for the remainder ofthe marketing year. In the Jan. 10 announcement, overallallotment quantity was increased by 500,000 short tons,raw value -- from 7.700 million short tons, raw value to8.200 million tons, raw value. The beet sugar allotmentwas increased to 4.457 million tons, raw value, and thecane sugar allotment was increased to 3.743 million tons,raw value. This i ... [Read More]
Gay/Lesbian Adoptive Families - For Professionals
Organizations and publications supporting gay and lesbian parenting, including the status of gay and lesbian parenting, issues, laws, and more. ... This fact sheet reviews considerations for adoptions by homosexual parents. State laws, types of adoption, and agency policies are discussed. The briefing also addresses common concerns about gay and lesbian adoption, such as the potential for sexual abuse, the emotional impact of harassment, and the likelihood that children raised by gay and lesbian parents will become homosexual. ... [Read More]
History of Medicine - Exhibitions & Public Programs - Seminars 2004
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Awareness Month Lecture June 30 (Wed), 2:00 p.m. -- Bldg. 38A, Lister Hill Auditorium Prof. Martha Vicinus, University of Michigan "From Inversion to Perversion: Medical Definitions of the Lesbian, 1880-1930" ... [Read More]
DHHS/ Minority HIV/AIDS, Organization Links -- "L" Index -[DHHS/OMH Minority HIV/AIDS Initiative Website]
The L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center, Jeffrey Goodman Special Care Clinic [LAGLC] 5/20/05 ... [Read More]
PUERTO RICO RECORDINGS IN THE ARCHIVE OF FOLK CULTURE (The American Folklife Center, Library of Congress)
AFS 3867 B4: "La pájaro pinta" (The Gay Bird). Dance song sung by Mrs. Cruz Losada. ... [Read More]
Fact Sheet - HIV/AIDS Among Hispanics in the United States - CDC-NCHSTP-Divisions of HIV/AIDS Prevention
Although many Hispanics are increasingly engagedin the fi ght against HIV/AIDS, some Hispaniccommunities have been slow to join theeffort. In part because of cultural values such asmachismo (sense of manliness), communities maybe reluctant to acknowledge sensitive yet risky behaviors,such as homosexuality [ 7 ]. Many HispanicMSM identify themselves as heterosexual and,as a result, may not relate to prevention messagescrafted for gay men [ 8 ]. ... [Read More]
Farm Service Agency News Room
NEWSUNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTUREOffice of Communications News Room 460-AWashington, DC 20250-1300Internet: News@usda.gov Phone: 202-720-9035World Wide Web Home Page: http://www.usda.govRelease No. 0422.04 Jillene Johnson (202) 720-9733 USDA ANNOUNCES 2004 CROP SUGAR MARKETING ALLOTMENTS AND ALLOCATIONS WASHINGTON, Sept. 28, 2004 -- USDA today announced marketing allotments and company allocations for the 2004 crop (FY 2005) for cane and beet sugar. This action follows the July 16, 2004, announcement of the overall allotment quantity (OAQ) of 8.1 million short tons, raw value (STRV). The 2002 Farm Bill requires allocation of the OAQ to cane-producing states and sugarcane and sugar beet processors. This announcement also eliminates the Puerto Rican sugarcane processors’ allocations and reassigns Puerto Rico’s allotment to other cane sugar states since production and processing ceased there more than two years ago. Today’s announcement also reflects the recent changes in the “a ... [Read More]
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