Columbia Community Service supports local organizations, a new food hall opens on the Manhattanville campus, the Harlem Youth Gardeners program is starting soon, and more.
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Columbia Community Service Grants $300,000 to 52 Organizations
 

Thanks to support from faculty, staff, and retirees of Columbia, Barnard, and Teachers College, Columbia Community Service will award $300,000 in grants to 52 organizations in Morningside Heights and Harlem. The organizations, which include five first-time grantees, fight hunger, provide social services, and fill educational gaps for local youth in the areas of STEM, arts, and literacy. Read More
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New Food Hall Opens in Manhattanville

The multiconcept Manhattanville Market, featuring four fast-casual food options, opened on Friday, June 25.
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Teaching Students About Arts in the Harlem Renaissance

A new education collaborative took performing arts high school students to the Morris-Jumel Mansion for first-hand arts instruction.
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In the Libraries: July at George Bruce

Enjoy open book hours to chat with fellow readers, newly expanded access to in-person library services, and the NYPL's expansive summer programs.
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Events
Religion and the History of Hip Hop 1970s–1990s, July 7

The first session of part II of Religion and the History of Black Music will cover the ways that religion appeared in early Hip Hop music and the response by religious leaders to the new genre.
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Harlem Youth Gardeners Program, July 12-Sept 1

Teens from 14 to 19 learn about the history and ecology of the parks they will help maintain in this paid summer program.
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Somos.—Politics, Memory, and the Work of Fiction, July 20

Join a discussion of the risks and challenges of turning traumatic stories into mainstream entertainment, centered around the Netflix series Somos.
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Beyond the Bars Fellowship, Application Due July 23

In weekly meetings, fellows develop interdisciplinary skills and expand networks to work towards ending mass criminalization and incarceration.
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GSAPP Community Fellowship Program, Application Due July 31

Two $20,000 fellowships for local practitioners will institutionalize the school’s commitment to anti-racism and deepen its relationships with local communities of color.
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