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VOL 31, NO. 1 SEPT. 30, 2015 www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com From AIDS Run & Walk Chicago 2015. Photo by Hal Baim ON THE RUN (AND WALK) AIDS Run & Walk Chicago 2015 hits the ground running at Soldier Field PAGE 23 According to HBHC President/CEO David Munar and Gerber/ Hart Board President Carrie Barnett, the arrangement pro- HBHC, Gerber/ vides numerous mutual advantages for both organizations. For HBHC, it means that patients from Rogers Park, Edgewater and nearby neighborhoods will have easier access to its facilities, Hart to partner on and space limitations will be eased at its Uptown and Lake View clinics. For Gerber/Hart, it means wider visibility and in- North Side facility creased foot traffic in a location that is off the beaten path BY Matt SIMONETTE for many. “This is the best situation we could have wanted,” said Bar- Officials from Howard Brown Health Center (HBHC) and Gerber/ nett. “Aside from taking over the building ourselves, which I Hart Library and Archives, on Sept. 29, announced that HBHC admit we wanted to do. But we couldn’t ask for better people will open a clinic at 6500 N. Clark St.—the address where Ger- to be partners with.” REVOLUTIONARY ber/Hart has been the sole tenant since 2013. The 15,000-square-foot facility is tentatively expected to HBHC will occupy all the unused spaces in the Rogers Park open with four exam rooms by the end of 2015; eight addi- Author Lillian Faderman talks about A Gay building, which Clark Point Properties owns. Gerber/Hart’s tional exam rooms are expected to be added over the course Revolution. lease has been assigned to HBHC, effectively making the of the following 18-24 months, provided the clinic hits its Photo by Phyllis Irwin 16 health organization the library’s landlord. Turn to page 17 BINATIONAL COUPLE WCT’S 30TH ANVY PARTY KAREN FINLEY Couple talk about health scare, Sidetrack’s Sami Grisafe entertains the crowd at Sidetrack. Performance artist on the pope, AIDS OUTSpoken! series. Photo by Kat Fitzgerald, www.mysticimagesphotography.com and Planned Parenthood. Photo by Ashley King 10 25 Photo by Dona Ann McAdams 24 T:10.0 in 2 Sept. 30, 2015 WINDY CITY TIMES DISCOVER Wisdom inspired { by real people T: 13.5 in T: WHAT IS PREZCOBIX™? • PREZCOBIX™ is a prescription HIV-1 (Human Immunodeficiency Virus 1) medicine do blood tests before and during your treatment with PREZCOBIX.™ used with other antiretroviral medicines to treat HIV-1 infection in adults. 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