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Brooklyn Book Bodega @ Myrtle Avenue Spring Scavenger Hunt (Book Giveaway, All Ages)

Spring is in the air and the Myrtle Ave Brooklyn Spring Scavenger Hunt is in full bloom! This family-friendly event features free books, balloon animals, interactive performance, Girl Scout cookies and a performance at 12:30 Women’s Her-Story Game: We Who Believe In Freedom Cannot Rest! Presented by Bridges: A Pan-Afrikan ARTS Movement and Urban Stages.

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Hidden Voices of New York City: PRIDE Month – Virtual Workshops for Grades 3-5

Celebrate PRIDE Month with your students by registering for this free 1-hour virtual workshop for grades 3-5. In this session of the Hidden Voices of New York City series, students will learn about three LGBTQ+ New Yorkers whose stories have too often been “hidden” from the traditional historical record, but whose lives and legacies continue to shape

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Hidden Voices of New York City: AAPI Heritage Month – Virtual Workshops for Grades 3-5

Celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with your students by registering for this free virtual workshop for grades 3-5. In this session of the Hidden Voices of New York City series, students will learn about three New Yorkers whose stories have too often been “hidden” from the traditional historical record, but whose lives and legacies continue

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Hidden Voices of New York City: Arab American Heritage Month – Virtual Workshops for Grades 3-5

Join the Museum of the City of New York in exploring aspects of the city’s lesser-known histories, as seen through the lens of Khalil Gibran (1883–1931) a painter, author and poet in New York City’s “Little Syria,” and other members of the Arab American Community in New York. Students will gain exposure to civic agency,

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Hidden Voices of New York City: Arab American Heritage Month – Virtual Workshops for Grades 3-5

Join the Museum of the City of New York in exploring aspects of the city’s lesser-known histories, as seen through the lens of Arab New Yorker Khalil Gibran (1883–1931). Discover the story of this painter, author, and poet and learn about the Arab American Community past and present. Students will gain exposure to civic agency,

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Indian Arrival: Indentured Survival

Join Oyate Group on May 5th as we unveil a collection of Indo-Caribbean visual artists and writers in celebration of Indian Arrival month with the exhibition: ‘Indian Arrival: Indentured Survival.’ This exhibition will honor the legacy of indentured descendants, featuring visual art, short-film screenings and writers sharing their works. Participating artists include Rajiv Mohabir and

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Brooklyn Book Bodega @ NYC Reads Family Ambassador Program (Informational Only)

Join a learning experience that equips you with the knowledge and tools to elevate your child’s reading. Then, use this knowledge to host events in your community to help other families become reading champions, too. Families of students in 3K-5th grade are eligible. Sign up here to join online. Each Thursday from February 29 to

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Brooklyn Book Bodega Special Book Giveaway for Anyone over Age 10 at the Book Hub (Book Giveaway All Ages)

We have an excess amount of well-loved and overstocked books for all ages. Please sign up to come to our Brooklyn Navy Yard Book Hub to take as many books as you can carry. *Unfortunately, we are UNABLE to accommodate anyone under 10 in this space. If you want to bring your children under 10,

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Terra NYC STEM Fair Finals Round

156 future scientists and engineers from local high schools will complete in the Finals Round sponsored by the NYU Tandon School of Engineering in-person on Saturday, March 23NYU Tandon School of Engineering, 6 MetroTech, Brooklyn NY We need judges in all STEM fields, including biological and physical sciences, engineering, mathematics, and software/robotics.  We hope that

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Teaching through the Movies: A Skills-Based Workshop for Using Film to Engage High School Students

Join us for an immersive day at the movies! Inspired by the Museum’s exhibition Activist New York, this workshop focuses on learning film analysis tools you can use to engage your students in movies and media and explore how screening films in the classroom can lead to lively, interactive conversations. Participants will learn techniques of

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Children’s Program Administrator Credential information session

The Children’s Program Administrator Credential (CPAC) is recognized in New York State as the standard for measuring effectiveness in leadership, procedural supervision, and fiscal management for administrators of early childhood and school-aged children’s programs. Come to a virtual information session to learn more about the online graduate-level, 18-credit program at the CUNY School of Professional Studies,

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Children’s Program Administrator Credential information session

The Children’s Program Administrator Credential (CPAC) is recognized in New York State as the standard for measuring effectiveness in leadership, procedural supervision, and fiscal management for administrators of early childhood and school-aged children’s programs. Come to a virtual information session to learn more about the online graduate-level, 18-credit program at the CUNY School of Professional Studies,

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Teaching Civics through History Partnership Opportunity

This partnership opportunity is for New York secondary school History or Civics Teachers or Department Chairs who are developing or refining a civics elective or a unit and would like to have support from Facing History’s standards-aligned resources and teaching strategies, and Facing History’s approach to Civic Education. Applicants will receive year-long consultation and support from

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Movies That Matter: Free Film Screenings for Middle and High School Classes (In-Person and Virtual)

The Jewish Museum invites middle and high school students and teachers to view award-winning documentary films that examine current social issues such as representation and identity, immigration, and civil rights, followed by discussions with filmmakers. Attend an in-person screening at the Museum, or participate virtually by viewing a selection of on-demand short films and pre-recorded

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Girls Just Wanna Have Fund$

Join Work’N’Roll and The CannaDiva on March 21st from 9AM to 6PM for Girls Just Wanna Have FUND$, a day of education, support and empowerment, as we pave the way towards fundraising success, together!The event will feature the following and more:     •    Financial Terms 101    •    Pitch Deck Essentials    •    Investor Insights    •    Entrepreneurial Resilience 

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Educator Tour and Workshop: Arte! Arte! Arte! Soft Sculpture (2.5 CTLE hours)

Join us for a workshop that explores Marta Minujín: Arte! Arte! Arte! The exhibition focuses on the work of Marta Minujín, a defining force of Latin American art. In the early 1960s, Minujin started to experiment with mattresses, creating colorful soft sculptures that would come to define her signature style. Participate in a tour of this exhibition

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FAFSA Completion Events for English Language Learners

NYC Regional Bilingual Education Resource Network at Fordham University,in Collaboration with NYS Language RBERN at New York University PRESENT FAFSA Orientation and Completion Sessions for EL and Former EL High School Seniors and Their Parents Sessions will be presented in English, Chinese, and Spanish. These are virtual sessions. Description These sessions are for EL and

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Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month Workshops: Food Glorious Food

Join Birch Family Services during Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month for a series of free virtual events. This month’s series of workshops are designed to promote understanding, inclusivity, and empowerment for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families. These workshops offer valuable resources and strategies, expert guidance, and opportunities for meaningful dialogue. Food Glorious FoodDate: March

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Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month Workshops: Understanding Developmental Disabilities

Join Birch Family Services during Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month for a series of free virtual events. This month’s series of workshops are designed to promote understanding, inclusivity, and empowerment for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families. These workshops offer valuable resources and strategies, expert guidance, and opportunities for meaningful dialogue. Understanding Developmental DisabilitiesDate: March

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Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month Workshops: Understanding My Child’s Challenging Behavior

Join Birch Family Services during Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month for a series of free virtual events. This month’s series of workshops are designed to promote understanding, inclusivity, and empowerment for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families. These workshops offer valuable resources and strategies, expert guidance, and opportunities for meaningful dialogue. Understanding My Child’s Challenging

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Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month Workshops: Navigating the System – Services Available for People with Special Needs

Join Birch Family Services during Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month for a series of free virtual events.  This month’s series of workshops are designed to promote understanding, inclusivity, and empowerment for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families. These workshops offer valuable resources and strategies, expert guidance, and opportunities for meaningful dialogue. Navigating the System –

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Educator Happy Hour

Poster House welcomes pre-K–University educators to view the museum’s new exhibitions and learn more about upcoming educational programming! Join us for a complimentary happy hour at the museum, complete with drop-in exhibitions tours and a behind-the-scenes view of the Poster House archive. Chat with the Education team about field trips, in-school residencies, teen programs, and

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The ABCs of Reading Instruction in NYC: What’s Changing and How to Get Help for Your Child

There’s a lot changing when it comes to literacy instruction in NYC Public Schools! This webinar will provide an overview of how children learn to read, what’s changing in NYC Public Schools with the rollout of NYC Reads, and the supports available for students struggling with reading. We’ll discuss questions you can ask at March

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CELF in the Field – Exploring Sustainability through Apex Predators: Ecological Role of Wolves

What is an Apex Predator?  Join the Children’s Environmental Literacy Foundation (CELF) at the Wolf Conservation Center to learn about the mythology, ecology, and biology of North American wolves, including the longest-running case study of this keystone species—the gray wolf—on Isle Royale. We’ll take a short hike to meet the resident wolves and learn about

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A Learning Symposium for New York Educators on Teaching the History of the Arab-Israeli Conflict Using Primary Sources

This four-hour, interactive workshop (4 hours of CTLE + $100 stipend) takes a historical approach to learning about the Arab-Israeli conflict and peace process, treating the conflict as part of modern history that emerged over a century ago. Through primary sources and supplementary materials, participants will trace the development of the conflict from the late

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Hidden Voices of New York City: Women’s History Month – Virtual Workshops for Grades 3-5

Celebrate Women’s History Month with your students registering for free virtual workshops for grades 3-5. In these sessions of the Hidden Voices of New York City series, students will learn about three women whose stories have too often been “hidden” from the traditional historical record, but whose lives and legacies continue to shape our collective history

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Teaching History with AI

Students now have free and easy access to powerful AI technology, so how do we teach them to use it responsibly? Join Director of Curriculum and Instruction Allyson Schettino and High School Teacher Kristen Smith to learn about ways to incorporate AI into social studies projects to teach technology and media literacy skills. Participants will

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Civics Week: The First Amendment and Civil Rights with Annenberg Classroom

Join us for an investigation of the landmark Supreme Court ruling on freedom of the press. Participants in this special Civics Week, cohosted by the Leonore Annenberg Institute for Civics,  will see a free screening of the documentary short “The First Amendment: New York Times v. Sullivan” and receive a free copy of guest speaker

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Poetry as Pedagogy: Nuyorican Poetry

This workshop will introduce educators to the Nuyorican Poetry Movement and illuminate its connections to the activist group the Young Lords. Participants in this workshop will come away with a strong understanding of the links between the Nuyorican Poetry Movement and NYC-based activism for Puerto Rican rights, essentially including the Young Lords. Everyone will gain

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Poetry as Pedagogy: Poetry at the Intersection of Feminism and Black Power: Audre Lorde & June Jordan

Explore Black Feminist poetry in New York in the 20th century, focusing on the writing and activism of poets Audre Lorde and June Jordan, and create your own inspired poetry. This workshop is the first in a series designed for educators of students in grades 6-12 – but open to all – that will “demystify”

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New York Civic Learning Week

Did you know all NY students have a right under the state constitution to an education that prepares them for engaged civic lives? Civic readiness is an important purpose of public education and a priority in New York State. Learn about how our schools can fulfill their vital civic mission. DemocracyReady NY is offering a

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Children’s Program Administrator Credential information session

The Children’s Program Administrator Credential (CPAC) is recognized in New York State as the standard for measuring effectiveness in leadership, procedural supervision, and fiscal management for administrators of early childhood and school-aged children’s programs. Come to a virtual information session to learn more about the online graduate-level, 18-credit program at the CUNY School of Professional Studies,

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Understanding Disabilities and its Effect on Student Behavior

During the session, we’ll delve into how disabilities can look and sound in the classroom and provide you with practical strategies to meet students where they are. We will be specifically diving into how to support students in an inclusion setting with attention-deficit disorder (ADHD), oppositional defiant disorder (ODD), and autism (ASD). This webinar is

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Brooklyn Book Bodega @ NYC Reads Family Ambassador Program (Informational Only)

We are thrilled to launch this partnership with Reading Partners and the Office of Family and Community Engagement (FACE). Become a NYC Reads Family Ambassador to become a literacy leader in your community, connect with families city-wide, and host fun reading events. This is a 10 session voluntary commitment hosted online and featuring a different

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NYC Parents: Maximize Your Child’s Midwinter Break (Feb 19–23)

Make this winter break enjoyable and enriching for your child by joining our Midwinter Enrichment Programs. While breaks offer much-needed relaxation, there’s a risk of learning loss—up to 17–34% during the winter break alone (nwea.org). Our programs strike the perfect balance between fun and learning to combat this loss effectively. This isn’t your typical academic

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Orca Roofing & Exteriors

Nestled in the heart of Bellevue, WA, Orca Roofing & Exteriors stands as a pillar among Bellevue WA roofing companies, exemplifying reliability and quality craftsmanship in every project undertaken. Our dedicated team ensures the protection of your home with comprehensive roof replacement services that cater to a variety of materials, from Brava Roof Tiles to

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Exploring Work-Based Learning Opportunities & Career-Connected Programming

Join us for an insightful webinar to explore the myriad of work-based learning opportunities, career-connected programs, and apprenticeships available in New York City schools. This session is dedicated to highlighting the various paths available for students with disabilities and how they plan a role in transition planning as they prepare for life beyond high school.

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Applying for 3-K and Pre-K

NYC’S 3-K and Pre-K for All applications are now open, and families of children born in 2021 (3-K) and 2020 (Pre-K) have until March 1st to apply. Learn more about how to apply to these and other early childhood program options for NYC children from birth to age five. We’ll review additional rights of students

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The Dog Wizard

At The Dog Wizard, we understand that your furry friend is more than just a pet; they’re part of the Tampa family. That’s why our dog training classes in Tampa FL focus on nurturing the bond between you and your canine companion through comprehensive training techniques. From puppy training to advanced dog behavior training in

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READ 718 Presents: Executive Functioning & Engaging Students Through Zoom

READ 718 Remote is hosting our “Executive Functioning & Engaging Students Through Zoom” workshop on February 15th at 7:30pm via Zoom! Educational Therapist, Megan Gaffney, of Organizational Tutors, will be discussing strategies and tips to help tutors and families build their students’ executive functioning skills and keep them engaged in the remote tutoring space. We

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If You Build It: Preparing Talent & Employers for Impactful Internships and More Inclusive Workplaces

We invite you to join us for an interactive, FREE virtual workshop called “If You Build It: Preparing Talent & Employers for Impactful Internships and More Inclusive Workplaces.” This workshop will be held on February 15th from 1:00pm – 2:30pm ET. In this workshop, we will explore internship readiness from two perspectives: (1) preparing young

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The Work-Based Learning Coalition Presents: Toward Career-Connected Learning – Action Priorities for Systems Building, Coordination and Improvement

The Work-Based Learning Coalition is calling on the City of New York on set of Action Priorities for Systems Building, Coordination and Improvement. Navigating the world of youth employment programs in New York City can be a daunting task for young people, families, schools, and employers. We believe the City has an opportunity to build

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Poster House First Friday

Poster House, the first museum in the United States dedicated to the global history of posters, will host its monthly “First Friday” event February 2, 2024 from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM at Poster House, 119 West 23rd Street in Manhattan. On the first Friday of every month, Poster House offers free admission and extended

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Poster House Poster Kids

Poster House, the first museum in the United States dedicated to the global history of posters, will host a “Poster Kids” event on January 28, 2024, from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM at Poster House, 119 West 23rd Street in Manhattan. Poster House will be offering free admission for guests to attend this family-friendly programming

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FREE On-Court Tennis Training for Teachers + CTLE Credits (Other dates also available)

FREE Tennis Training  FREE Tennis Rackets  FREE Tennis Balls  FREE Tennis Lesson Plans  FREE Tennis Curriculum  FREE Lunch   Participants will receive 6.5 CTLE Hours.   NYJTL (New York Junior Tennis & Learning) invites all educators to participate in our School-Time Tennis Program (STP) in which NYC Physical Teachers and others are trained to introduce tennis to

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2024 Annual Education Conference: Creating Access, Creating Opportunity

Each year, the Collaborative hosts their Annual Education Conference that brings together hundreds of nyc educators to learn and explore ways to promote equity and inclusion for historically underserved students. Our conference this year, Creating Access, Creating Opportunity, is an all-day, virtual event on January 31, 2024. We’re finalizing the agenda, but here’s a sneak peak

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Teachers Supporting Teachers: Extended Reality of Learning

In this hands-on workshop, explore how immersive technologies like virtual reality and augmented reality can transform K-12 instruction and captivate learners. Experience VR field trips, augmented science labs, and mixed reality historical reenactments. Learn best practices for implementing XR lessons and curating engaging content. Discover how these powerful tools allow students to gain first-hand experiences,

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Teachers Supporting Teachers: Sounds of Engaged Learning: Integrating Podcasting in the Classroom

Ignite engaged learning with sounds that motivate and empower! In this dynamic workshop, K-12 educators will discover innovative ways to incorporate podcasting projects that get students excited about learning. Explore how podcast creation can add an exciting audio dimension to instruction across the curriculum. Learn best practices for developing compelling podcasts, and proper techniques for

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Talking Loud & Sayin’ Nothin’: Artist Talk & Print Sale with Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr.

Poster House, the first museum in the United States dedicated to the global history of posters, will host a discussion with Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr. on Friday January 26, from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM at Poster House, 119 West 23rd Street in Manhattan. Tickets are free. Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr. is one of the

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Seeking Higher Education: Navigating College Access and Accommodations

Join AFC education experts to learn more about college access and accommodations in today’s diverse educational landscape. If you are considering college and have a disability, it’s crucial to understand various aspects, including selecting the right program, securing accommodations, and what to anticipate throughout your college journey. This webinar will guide you through the college

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Climate Institute

NYC Public Schools Office of Energy & Sustainability, Division of Teaching and Learning, UFT, Deutsche Bank, and Columbia Teachers College present:  Climate Institute Bringing climate to the classroom. February 20-22, 2024 Per Session Available The inaugural Climate Institute is designed to: Provide you with multidisciplinary instructional content and available educational resources/supports for K-12 educators Connect

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NYC Public High School Admissions: School Counselor Panel Discussion

NYC Admissions Solutions presents…An Exclusive Panel Discussion: NYC Public High School Admissions For Counselors, BY Counselors ***Note: This event is NOT intended for families applying to high school*** During this exclusive, free 90-minute panel discussion, school counselors from a variety of middle schools across the city will discuss the public HS admissions process. This event

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Apollo Stories: Chancellor’s Day Professional Learning

Join Apollo Education for a full day Professional Learning Workshop to explore our groundbreaking national digital learning hub, Apollo Stories. These educator-created materials will spark critical thinking in the minds of your students and ignite thought-provoking discussions on justice, culture, and identity.  The Apollo Stories team will provide expert guidance on seamlessly integrating and adapting

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The Tuskegee Student Uprising and Beyond: Legacies of Black Student Activism

Brian Jones, the inaugural director of the New York Public Library’s Center for Educators and Schools, will discuss the little known story of an explosive 1960s student movement as told in his book, The Tuskegee Student Uprising: A History. This wide ranging discussion will cover the connection between that story and his experience as a

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Intro to Mormon History

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is the only major world religion that originated in the US, but its early history is not widely known to most Americans. Explore how the foundations of the Church are intrinsically tied to the larger story of US Western expansion, and how to teach this critical history

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HESC Upcoming and On-Demand Virtual Financial Aid Events – January

HESC Upcoming and On-Demand Virtual Financial Aid Events “The Path” is a series of virtual live and on-demand events, hosted by NYS HESC, and designed to help New York’s students on their path toward a higher education. Students and their families can get advice about accessing and financing a college education from higher education experts

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Why Independent Media Will Never Die

The Conversationalist, an independent and nonprofit publication focused on global feminist perspectives is bringing together a panel of award-winning writers and editors to discuss the failures of legacy media institutions, the pros and cons of our new media landscape, and the future of independent media. Hosted by The Conversationalist’s Founder, attorney and scholar of Soviet

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NYC Pre-K, K & G&T School Admissions: Strategies for Success

If you are currently applying to NYC Pre-K, Kindergarten and/or Gifted & Talented (G&T) public school programs, this FREE webinar is for you. Agenda will include (subject to change):– Last minute keys to success– What is G&T and how to select the right programs?– Fundamentals of completing the application & selecting school programs– Timeline and

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2024 INCLUDEnyc Fair

The INCLUDEnyc Fair is New York City’s largest annual fair for young people with disabilities, where you can connect with summer camps, recreational programs, supports, and services from the safety and convenience of your own home.  Airmeet’s online platform makes it easy and fun for you to participate. After registering, you’ll be able to explore

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