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Getting teachers vaccinated is half the battle

  Teachers have been vaccine eligible for almost three months. Mayor Bill de Blasio is ...
By Danielle
April 5, 2021
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An assistant principal vents about reopening, help for working moms

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By Danielle
February 11, 2021
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On top of everything else, AOC is tutoring a first-grader

She began with the food insecurities in her district, and now she’s on to the ...
By Danielle
February 4, 2021
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College admissions in a pandemic

This week, The Unmuted dives into the book by Jeffrey Selingo, “Who gets in and ...
By Danielle
January 28, 2021
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Be an ally to kids, vaccines for teachers

Subscribe here to our newsletter on pandemic-era schooling Now, the work begins.  Thousands of girls and ...
By janellezagala
January 21, 2021
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High school admissions, Stuyvesant tests, private schools and diversity

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By janellezagala
January 13, 2021

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This week we welcome Carol Radsprecher - @cradsprecher. A longtime painter, Radsprecher discovered the wonders of digital image-making and found that media well suited to her need to make a succession of rapidly evolving narrative images based on distorted representations of the human body, especially the female body.
Come get vaccinated this Saturday, June 12, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Jackson Heights. Healing music will be provided by Percussia. For more information, please contact vaccine@epicenter-nyc.com or (917) 818-2690. #vaxfest2021
This week we are taking you about 2.5 hours north to Chatham. We (obviously) love a good day trip, but there is something extra satisfying about escaping the city’s summer humidity and stickiness; a way to reset, if you will.
Automats first appeared in the U.S. in 1902, and while they all but disappeared, everything comes back in style eventually. NYC restauranteur Stratis Morfogen recently reintroduced the concept with Brooklyn Dumpling Shop - @brooklyndumplingshop
This week we are featuring work from JoAnne Lobotsky, @jlobotsky, a Bronx-based artist who grew up in a working-class family on a small farm in upstate New York. She graduated with a BFA from the School of Visual Arts in NYC with honors and also studied at the Art Students League in NYC. She has been a practicing artist for over three decades. Imperfection, abjectness and roughness coinciding with beauty and a kind of humble elegance are the main goals for her work. She often uses non-traditional materials in her work to achieve texture and the element of surprise.
Don't miss the latest episiode of Epicenter's podcast. Search for Epicenter NYC on @spotifypodcasts or visit: https://spoti.fi/3g2PQM1
@littleislandnyc is New York City’s newest, and possibly most photogenic public space. Located in Hudson River park between 13th and 14th Streets, the 2.4-acre “floating park” aims to provide a unique relationship between nature and art, and a respite from the urban bustle.
Don't miss our latest podcast featuring a conversations with Dr. Harlem Gunness, the director of public health at St. John's University, about why certain neighborhoods in New York City were hit harder than others during the COVID-19 pandemic. He’s also asking some important questions. How prepared are we for the next pandemic? And how can we make sure our most vulnerable communities will be more protected in the future.
This week we welcome visual artist Raquib Abdal Khabir - @roconski22. Khabir, who is in his early 50s, hails from New Haven, Conn. In his youth, he was active in the graffiti scene, creating burners and tags. He cites this early experience as the reason he chose to pursue art.
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