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Columbia Partnership Provides 1,000 Meals a Day to Our Food Insecure Neighbors
 

Cathedral Community Cares (the social services arm of the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine), City Harvest, and Columbia University have partnered to prepare and distribute healthy meals to New York City residents affected by food insecurity and scarcity. Between June 15 and September 7, this initiative will provide 1,000 bagged meals per day to help vulnerable populations meet their basic daily needs. Watch Now
Read the Summer 2020 Neighbors Newsletter

The new edition of the Neighbors Newsletter includes interviews with three doctors from the front lines of the pandemic, a feature on the Entrepreneurial Design Thinking program, some of the ways Columbia has responded to COVID-19, and more.

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Download The Neighbors Bulletin y Boletín

The bulletin provides a printable listing of upcoming events and community updates in an easy-to-read, one-page format. It is available in English and Spanish.

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News
New York Academy of History Awards Lehman Prize to Eric K. Washington

The Bundles Scholar's book Boss of the Grips was one of two winners of the Herbert H. Lehman Prize for Distinguished Scholarship in New York History.
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The Black Experience in Graphic Design: 1968 and 2020

Bundles Scholar Michele Washington lent her voice to a discussion of the experiences of Black designers and the importance of making their work visible.
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Regan Sommer McCoy on Mixtapes in Hip Hop History

Regan Sommer McCoy, a Bundles Scholar, spoke to Tape Op about her project, The Mixtape Museum, and the cultural significance of mixtapes.
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Events
Fall Reopening Plans and Preventing Community Spread of COVID-19, Tonight

Join Columbia and CUIMC for a community briefing on reopening plans for the fall and information to help communities prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Watch Live at 6:30PM
BioBus Student Town Hall: Food Science, Aug 6

Learn about the science of food and cooking from BioBus junior scientists in this YouTube livestream. 
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Diversity and Food: Eat the Rainbow, Aug 13

Learn about the nutrients in food and how we can be creative with it from Harlem Grown. Best for ages 11-14.
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The Third Annual Harlem Maker Fair, Aug 8

Join this year's Harlem Maker Fair online to learn coding and digital literacy skills. Information about internships and mentorships will also be available.
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Meet the Makers: Stanley Nelson and A'Lelia Bundles, Aug 10

Director Stanley Nelson and Columbia University Trustee A'Lelia Bundles discuss the real story and legacy of Madam C.J. Walker, the first female self-made millionaire in America.
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EI Live for K-12 Educators, Aug 17-19

A 3-part series on the Hudson River Estuary. Each part is designed for educators of different grade levels. Part 1 for grades K-5 educators, part 2 for grades 6-8 educators and part 3 for grades 9-12 educators.
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Justice Ambassadors Youth Council Fall 2020 Applications Due, Aug 31

JAYC is a platform for previously justice-involved 18 to 24 year olds in NYC to participate in an eight week, structured classroom setting with city officials to hold conversations about challenging community issues.
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