Brain Health Dance Social
Thu, September 21, 2023
1:30 pmBrain Health Dance Social Dance, Science, Creativity, and Community Thursday, September 21 | 1:30 – 3:00 PM Free Registration Here You’re invited to an afternoon of…
Community
Events and Programs
We’re more than just your East Village community center.
We are committed to the development of the whole person and bettering people’s lives and strengthening individual and family connections by building an inclusive, vibrant, and sustainable communities.
Our community includes members, staff, teachers, trainers, artists, caregivers, families, and local business owners. The 14Y hosts community events year round, many of which are open to the public.
Community Events
FRIDAY, SEP 22, 2023 4:58AM
Partner Programs, Events, and Resources
NYU Langone Heart Health Lecture Series
NYU Langone’s Center for the Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease hosts free educational events throughout the year through our Heart Health Lecture Series. Launched in 2015 under the direction of cardiologist Dennis A. Goodman, MD, director of integrative medicine at NYU Langone’s Leon H. Charney Division of Cardiology, this patient education initiative focuses on helping you take control of your heart health and work toward a healthier future.
Presented via webinar, the Heart Health Lecture Series covers topics such as sleep, nutrition, exercise, obesity, and stress. The series also highlights the latest information related to the conditions that increase cardiovascular disease risk such as diabetes, autoimmune conditions, thrombotic disorders, and high blood pressure. Our expert speakers present the latest clinical information on scientific research, offer suggestions for better health, and provide dedicated time to answer questions from webinar participants.
NY Project Hope, Coping with COVID
Need to talk?
Free, anonymous and confidential!
Here to talk | Here to listen | Here to support
Feeling uncertain, overwhelmed, anxious during COVID?
Bridging Access to Care’s Project Hope Program provides:
- Individual COVID Crisis Counseling
- Public Education Sessions
- Group Support Sessions
- Links to resources in NYC
Bridging Access to Care can provide virtual presentations on:
- Recognizing common reactions to COVID
- Building coping skills for the recovery process
- Managing COVID related stress
- Identifying and meeting children’s needs
Contact us at 929-201-5513
A program of the NYS Office of Mental Health
Funded by FEMA
Parent University
Explore FREE courses, resources, and events!
Parent University is designed to empower you as an advocate and partner in your child’s education. All New York City parents and family members are welcome to enroll!
How to register:
- Visit parentu.schools.nyc
- Sign in with your NYC Schools Account or create a new account
- Choose a course from the Course Catalog tab
- Click Enroll
- Check your email for confirmation!
Let us know what you think. We want to make Parent University helpful for all New York City families. Please send feedback and suggestions to ParentU@schools.nyc.gov.
Educational Alliance Art School
Fall Semester begins September 18
Learn more and register here
Registration is now open for fall term at EA Art School! Join them for the 10-week term. Offerings include ceramics, printmaking, painting, drawing, and more. Seats sell out fast, register soon!
About EA Art School
For more than a century, Educational Alliance Art School has been a platform of opportunity by which New Yorkers of all ages and backgrounds have pursued creative expression, skill acquisition, and arts appreciation. Seminal artists—including revolutionary American sculptors Chaim Gross and Louise Nevelson, as well as the great Abstract Expressionist painter Mark Rothko—have served as students and faculty here, and today, the Art School at Manny Cantor Center is one of New York City’s premier community art schools, with an expansive selection of classes and workshops to choose from.
Our classes feature personalized instruction in a small-group setting. We are committed to serving the greatest diversity of students, out of our belief that everyone, regardless of age, ethnicity, or socio-economic status, should have the opportunity for self-expression and lifelong learning.