Summer Programs, Dental Services, Baker Field Track Reopens
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Paid College Seminar for High School Students

Freedom & Citizenship is a free four-week academic enrichment program for New York City high school students that introduces them to college-level work in the humanities and prepares them for lives as informed, responsible citizens. This year, the program is offering a $1,000 stipend to support students who would otherwise have worked during July. Apply Now
News
Meet the Dental Students Boosting Vaccination Efforts

Columbia students Carly Galitz and Jennifer Shahar were volunteer vaccinators at the 168th Street Armory. Now they're helping educate people about the vaccine. Read More
Columbia Psychiatry &  NYPL Partner on  Mental Health Access

The partnership will offer services that address the mental health fallout from the pandemic, which has hit low-income and Black and Latinx New Yorkers the hardest.
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Baker Complex Track Re-Opens to Public

Neighbors can now access the track for running, jogging, and walking on weekday mornings and Friday evenings.
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Emergency Program Helps Families With Internet Bills

The FCC's Emergency Broadband Benefit, can give qualifying households $50 off monthly Internet bills.
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College of Dental Medicine Expands Access to Affordable Dental Care

The new community practice is bringing dental care to more area patients.
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Washington Heights Street Co-Named Healthcare Heroes Way

The co-naming honors the commitment and sacrifices of NYC healthcare workers.
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NYC Small Businesses Need Targeted Programs

Policies to support recovery from COVID-19 must give small businesses a voice.
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Events
Towards Freedom: Abolition in 2021, May 20

Discuss what abolition means with Gina Dent, Dean Spade, Dawn Harrington and Ivan Calaff.
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Voices of the Coast: Discussion & Preview, May 22

Voices of the Coast will unite visual artists and cultural commentators from Nigeria, Tanzania, South Africa, and the African Diaspora.
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Zuckerman Institute Teacher-Scholar Program, Due May 24

High school science and math teachers in NYC learn about bringing neuroscience to the classroom during this fellowship.
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EI Live: Rock You Like a Hurricane, May 27

Learn how hurricanes form, grow, and change, as well as what scientists know (and don’t know) about the 2021 hurricane season.
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Small Business Operation, May 26

Running a business is like running an assembly line. Participants will learn to look for efficiencies in order to allocate resources and set sales goals.
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Voter Registration Deadline, May 28

Register to vote by mail or in person for the June 22nd primary! Mail applications must be postmarked by May 28.
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WHDC Logo Design Contest, Due May 31

Artists from Community District 9 can win up to $1,250 for an original, eye-catching logo. Enter by May 31.
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