Free vision screenings, the Zuckerman Institute's Teacher-Scholar Program, Beyond the Bars and more in this month's Neighbors E-News.
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New Plans to Transform the Cross Bronx Expressway

Using research from Columbia University, Rep. Richie Torres makes a case for fixing the Cross Bronx Expressway.
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Columbia Launches Vision Screening Program for NYCHA Residents

The program offers free on-site eye exams to NYCHA residents in Washington Heights and East Harlem.
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The Harlem Maker Fair: Programs, Projects & Partners

Watch Karioki Crosby and Regan Sommer McCoy's discussion of engaging with youth, technology, and collaboration.
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May Events at Harlem's George Bruce Library

Connect with other readers, join in virtual storytime, get free assistance with immigration issues, and more.
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Volunteer With Local Organizations in Harlem

Needs include program support, Spanish translation, food preparation, tutoring, and more, with a wide range of skills and time commitments.
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Get Ready to Vote NYC! 

Make sure you are registered to vote and have the opportunity to cast your vote for Mayor, Public Advocate, Comptroller, Borough President, and City Council. Save these import dates!

  • May 28: Voter registration application deadline
  • June 15: Deadline to apply for an absentee ballot 
  • June 12- 20: Early voting period
  • June 22: Election Day and absentee ballot deadline

Learn about ranked choice voting (NYC's new voting system) and how to register to vote at vote.columbia.edu. 
Events
Beyond the Bars, starting May 6

Held virtually throughout May, this year's conference will include panels on abolition in 2021 and Black women's leadership.
Register
EI Live: A World of Change, May 13

Learn how warm ocean water is getting to the ice around Antarctica, and how scientists measure ocean water. For grades 6-8.
Register
Assembling Voices Fellows, Due May 15

This two-year fellowship supports artists, writers, activists, and others as they address pressing social justice issues.
Apply Now
Zuckerman Institute Teacher-Scholar Program, Due May 24

High school science and math teachers in NYC can learn about neuroscience and bringing it to the classroom in this year-long fellowship.
Apply Now
The Deluge at The Forum, through June 30

Walk by an exhibition at The Forum (125th Street & Broadway) showing the effects of climate change in communities across the globe.
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