By Travis Stevens III

By Max Freedman

“I’m excited that they’re going to be part of conversations about policy. They get it. These are policies that affect them. They know a lot about them. And it’s important for them to be part of conversations where it’s within their reach to actually change them.”
-- Penny Ferrer, Ali Forney Center

By Max Freedman

This blog post by Mikola De Roo originally appeared the Housing Works AIDS Issues Blog. 

Theatre of the Oppressed NYC (TONYC) partners with leading service providers throughout NYC - such as CASES, Housing Works, and the Ali Forney Center - to create community theatre troupes.