14 Pennslyvania Plz, Ste 1710
New York, NY 10122
(212) 268-1002
14 Pennslyvania Plz, Ste 1710
New York, NY 10122
(212) 268-1002
TCI College of Technology, also known as Technical Career Institutes, offers a variety of programs in categories such as Automotive Technology, Business, Healthcare, Law, Accounting, Security Services, Facilities, Engineering, Networking, Digital Media Arts, and More.
TCI College of Technology, also known as Technical Career Institutes, offers a variety of programs in categories such as Automotive Technology, Business, Healthcare, Law, Accounting, Security Services, Facilities, Engineering, Networking, Digital Media Arts, and More.
Strictly Tango NYC is the premier studio of pure and authentic Argentine Tango. The school is located at Penn Station area (35th st and 8th ave) and teaches classes 4 days a week covering all forms of tango, milonga and vals. The school is known for its high level of instruction, close individual attention paid to each student and the fun and excitement of its classes. Social as well as stage tango is taught and the school has a performance company that performs in shows, events and competitions. Our school has one of the friendliest environments in tango. It is free of attitude and is the perfect place to meet new friends. Singles find the opportunity to meet other singles and couples rediscover their relationship. This is also the right place for social networking to create new businesses.
Strictly Tango NYC is the premier studio of pure and authentic Argentine Tango. The school is located at Penn Station area (35th st and 8th ave) and teaches classes 4 days a week covering all forms of tango, milonga and vals. The school is known for its high level of instruction, close individual attention paid to each student and the fun and excitement of its classes. Social as well as stage tango is taught and the school has a performance company that performs in shows, events and competitions. Our school has one of the friendliest environments in tango. It is free of attitude and is the perfect place to meet new friends. Singles find the opportunity to meet other singles and couples rediscover their relationship. This is also the right place for social networking to create new businesses.
One Spirit Learning Alliance offers two core training programs: InterSpiritual Seminary and InterSpiritual Counseling. In addition, we teach related professional development and personal enrichment courses, such as CPE, sacred text study, relational dialogue, sacred activism, and integral spirituality.
Whether you’re a social entrepreneur with a breakthrough idea to address a stubborn, deeply-entrenched problem, a young person ready to build a career with impact, a conscious investor who wants to support innovative solutions, or simply someone who wants to make a difference by joining the social innovation movement, Echoing Green provides a springboard for realizing your contribution to solving the world’s biggest problems.
Award-winning screenwriter Jacob Krueger will forever change the way you look at screenwriting. Rather than imposing formulaic models from the outside, Jacob teaches you how to organically “grow” your script, from initial idea, to character, to scene, to act, to the movie you’ve always dreamed of writing. Along the way, you’ll learn how to overcome writer’s block, self doubt, procrastination, and other obstacles to build the writing life you have always wanted for yourself, by tapping into the power of your creative mind.
GSA supports women in business with knowledge, networking and resources. Our programs are specially designed to help you be clear on your purpose, committed to your goals and confident in your success. We work with entrepreneurs growing small businesses, women re-entering the workforce after an absence and women in corporations looking to take it up a level. Our unique approach takes you to the ‘the edge’, the place where you feel comfortable taking bigger risks to achieve more than you could ever imagine.
Unique Multi-Stakeholder platform to bring change through innovative use of eGov and ICT4D.
Each year, YouthBridge-NY selects outstanding high school students from a variety of religious, ethnic, and racial communities in New York. This two-year fellowship is focused on training the fellowship participants to be diversity leaders and community builders. Fellowship participants take part in: - Field trips and tours of local organizations, corporations, and museums - Internship opportunities - Hands-on experiences with local community-based agencies - Community service projects - Skill-building and leadership development sessions -And more!
PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS Ameinu (Our People) American Jewish Committee American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee The Angle Project Anti-Defamation League Auburn Theological Seminary B'nai Jeshurun, New York, NY Bronx Christian Fellowship Church, Bronx, NY The Brotherhood Synagogue, New York, NY Catholic Relief Services Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs (CIJA) Church World Service Concerned Citizens for Syrian Refugees, Michigan City, IN Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations Congregation Beit Simchat Torah, New York, NY Congregation Beth El, South Orange, NJ Congregation Kehillath Israel, Brookline, MA Cure International The Edgar M. Bronfman Center for Jewish Student Life at NYU Episcopal Relief & Development Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Foa & Son Foundation Orient Bulgaria Global Ministries of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and United Church of Christ Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America Heart to Heart International HIAS Interfaith Center of NY International Refugee Assistance Project Jamaica Muslim Center, Jamaica, NY Jewish Coalition for Syrian Refugees The Jewish Collaborative of Orange County, Tustin, CA Jewish Council for Public Affairs Jewish Federations of North America The Jewish Theological Seminary Jewish United Fund/Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago London School of Economics and Political Science: Faith Centre Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service Milstein Center for Interreligious Dialogue National Council of Jewish Women New York Board of Rabbis New York Legal Assistance Group North Carolina Hillel: UNC Chapel Hill Orient for Human Relief Princeton University Office of Religious Life Rabbinical Assembly Rahma Relief Foundation Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism The Riverside Church, New York, NY Rutgers Presbyterian Church, New York, NY Sadhana: Coalition of Progressive Hindus Saint Peter's Lutheran Church, New York, NY School for Creative Judaism Shoulder to Shoulder Sisterhood of Salaam Shalom Syrian American Council Syrian American Medical Society Syrian American Rescue Network Syrian Emergency Task Force TANENBAUM | Center for Interreligious Understanding Temple Beth Shalom, Palm Coast, FL Temple Emanu-El, Closter, NJ UJA-Federation of New York Union for Reform Judaism Union Theological Seminary Unitarian Universalist United Nations Office United Sikhs United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism U.S. Fund for UNICEF Vassar College Solidarity with Refugees Ve'ahavta World Jewish Congress World Jewish Relief World ORT
When a child must deal with serious illness or loss in the family. and you can't always be home for those crucial after-school hours. i-Shine provides homework help, snacks, dinner and fun in a supervised, relaxed environment. Mission I-Shine provides homework help, snacks, dinner and fun in a supervised, relaxed environment. On-site supervision is provided by parents, teachers, high school volunteers, social workers and psychologists. Our staff members are experts in bringing out smiles and laughter while offering homework assistance and exciting recreational activities for children of all ages. i-Shine is available free of charge to elementary and middle school children living with illness or loss in their family. Transportation is provided from local yeshivot. Snack and dinner Activity and play center Homework help Test preparation Supervised indoor and outdoor activities (weather permitting) The chance to form new friendships with other children also living with illness or loss
- Covenant House provided services to 67,621 youth in 2009. - Our Residential and Community Service Center programs cared for 31,107 young people. - 661,740 nights of shelter were provided. - Contacts were made with 36,154 youth on the street through outreach. - Covenant House U.S. NINELINE (1-800-999-9999) received 40,595 calls in 2009. - Acercatel Casa Alianza’s hotline in Mexico, received 11,056 calls in 2009. - 10,175 kids made 45,236 visits to our health clinics. - Covenant House placed 2,567 kids in jobs. - Covenant House placed 2,646 kids in job training programs. - Mother & Child programs throughout all Covenant House sites cared for 1,272 infants and toddlers. - 566 kids earned their GED or Promotion (Latin America) with Covenant House’s help.
Urban Stages is an award-winning, not-for-profit, Off-Broadway Theatre Company founded in 1984 by current Artistic Director Frances Hill. We have developed into a bigger and more diverse organization since our beginnings. Urban Stages reach thousands of New Yorkers every year in over 100 neighborhoods while also offering theatrical and performance art experiences like no other at our theater in Manhattan (259 West 30th Street). Development and MainStage For over 30 years, Urban Stages have produced dozens of world, American and NYC premieres including Pulitzer Prize Finalist BULRUSHER (2007) by Eisa Davis. We have been honored with awards, nominations and recognition from the Drama Desk, Obie Awards, Audelco, Outer Circle critics and much more. For instance, our world premiere of the musical LANGSTON IN HARLEM by Walter Marks (music and book) and Kent Gash (book and direction) garnered a Drama Desk Nomination, a Joe A. Calloway award and 4 Audelco awards including Best Musical Production of 2010. More recently, our 2014 spring premiere of JIM BROCHU CHARACTER MAN was nominated for a Drama Desk and Outer Theater Critic’s award for Best Solo performance. Many of the plays we produce are found through open submissions via our Development Program and Literary Committee. Before production, plays are offered staged readings (open to the public) where they can see their works handled by professional actors and directors and hear audience feedback. Some plays are offered workshops catered specifically to each project. After production, most plays move on to larger venues such MEN ON THE VERGE OF A HISPANIC BREAKDOWN, by Guillermo Reyes, and MINOR DEMONS by Bruce Graham; both moved to commercial theatres. CHILI QUEEN, a play by newscaster Jim Lehrer, transferred to the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. (1989). HONKY (2013) by Greg Kalleres saw a regional run at San Diego Rep. MY OCCASION OF SIN (2012) by Monica Bauers won critical acclaim when it moved to Detroit Rep. Bill Bowers has toured the United States and the world with his two Urban Stages premieres blending mime and theatre – BEYOND WORDS (2012) and UNDER A MONTANA MOON (2002)! Some Urban Stages premieres have even been developed into film and television projects such as SCAR by Murray Mednick, CONVERSATIONS WITH THE GODDESSES by Agapi Stassinopoulos, and COTTON MARY by Alexandra Viets. In addition to plays and musicals, annually we hold a music festival called WINTER RHYTHMS that features famous and up-and-coming Cabaret, musicians, lyricists and other music artists. In 2015, Winter Rhythms was celebrated by the Manhattan Association of Cabaret with a Ruth Kurtzman Benefit Series Award! Outreach For over 20 years, our OUTREACH PROGRAM has brought plays and workshops to all 5 boroughs of NYC in over 200 events a year. We have a repertoire of 20+ multi-cultural programs, ranging from plays that explore science, plays that spotlights historical figures and dance and mime workshops. Each show caters to specific age groups, from toddlers to families to Adult Learners. Many of the neighborhoods we reach (and return to multiple times) have little to no theatre and arts programming. Our programs travel mainly to libraries and non-profit organizations. They are all admission-free for patrons. For artists, our Outreach Program offers paid opportunities. We commission plays, pay royalties and fees allowing writers, directors, designers, actors and teaching artists to be working artists. Under the Outreach Umbrella are our art residencies. We are able to offer extended theater and art related residencies for weeks to months at a time to places like to senior citizens centers, community centers and schools. In the past, we offered programming to LGBTQ homeless centers, centers helping women reclaim their lives from incarceration and drug abuse and various non-profit agencies. Finally, annually we hold a Summer Theater Camp for children 10-14 years old. Professionals teach our campers about all aspects of theatre and the campers collaborate to put on a musical. We offer partial scholarships making our summer theater camp more accessible.
The Association is an independent not-for-profit voluntary health organization, incorporated in the state of New York, and classified under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. HANY serves persons with hemophilia and related blood disorders within our 14 southeastern counties of New York state.