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The Catholic Worker – “Comforting the Afflicted and Afflicting the Comfortable”
Presented by Henry George School of Social Science
Since its inception in New York City in 1933 the Catholic Worker Movement has advocated for and provided practical assistance to those in need. Joanne Kennedy discusses the work of the Movement.
Joanne Kennedy is the managing editor of the Catholic Worker newspaper.
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19
The Life-Work Balancing Act: Broadening the Conversation About Our Workplaces
Presented by Women's City Club of New York
The debate of work-life
balance has hit the media
waves again, mostly focusing
on tips for white-collar and
executive women on juggling
family, job promotions and
life while not losing one’s
mind in the process. This
forum intends to broaden the
conversation by examining the
economic, cultural and social
components of “balancing”
life’s obligations.
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Programs
19
The Life-Work Balancing Act: Broadening the Conversation About Our Workplaces
Presented by Women's City Club of New York
Tired of soley focusing on
tips for white-collar and
executive women on juggling
family, job promotions and
life while not losing one's
mind?
Join us in discussion with
expert panelists about the
issues ranging from the costs
of caregiving to good
practices in a changing and
diverse labor force. We will
also cover recommendations for
innovative policy and societal
solutions for women and work.
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Community, Programs
19
“We Don’t Do That Here”: Overcoming Fundraising Complacency on Long-Standing Boards of Directors
Presented by Foundation Center
Presented in collaboration
with Cause Effective
Rekindle the spirit of
fundraising among your board,
and change board members not
needed, all without losing
friends. Join Susan Gabriel
and Gregory Cohen of Cause
Effective for a special
seminar in which you will
learn how to assess your
board’s fundraising strengths
and weaknesses, and
dramatically shift its
fundraising culture. Even if
your board has gone years
without embracing its
fundraising duties, with the
right strategies you can raise
their sights and boost their
abilities to enthusiastically
turn friends and fans into
year round supporters.
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Programs
19
City Harvest's Generation Harvest 12th Annual Summer In The City
Presented by City Harvest's Generation Harvest
City Harvest’s young
professionals group,
Generation Harvest, will host
its 12th annual Summer in the
City restaurant tasting and
cocktail party at the
Metropolitan Pavilion (125
West 18th Street, NYC) on
Wednesday, June 19th. The VIP
Hour will begin at 6:30 p.m.
and general admission starts
at 7:30 p.m.
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20
DS+R: Reimagining Lincoln Center and the High Line
Presented by Van Alen Institute
On Thursday, June 20, we welcome Diller
Scofidio + Renfro to Van Alen Books for a
film screening of Reimagining Lincoln
Center and the High Line, a 54-minute
documentary offering insights into the
firm’s history, completed projects, and
unique process of reimagining the public
identities of two major New York urban
spaces. The film includes commentary
from the architects as well as interviews
with New York City planning
commissioner Amanda Burden as well as
critics and theorists Mark Wigley, Anthony
Vidler, Martin Filler, and more.
Before the film, Liz Diller and Ric Scofidio
will join directors Muffie Dunn and Tom
Piper for a conversation about their work,
moderated by VAI executive director
David van der Leer. Stop by for the
screening, and pick up a signed copy of
DS+R’s latest book Lincoln Center Inside
Out.
Please RSVP to rsvp@vanalen.org.
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Categories:
Arts, Cinema, Museums, Programs
20
Folk Concert on June 20th to Benefit Upcoming Folk City Exhibition
Presented by Museum of the City of New York
The Museum of the City of New York
today announced a star-studded line-up
of musicians and writers for a special
concert to benefit the upcoming
exhibition Folk City.
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Community
20
Justice For All: Appleseed at 20
Presented by Appleseed
Join Appleseed for "Justice
for All: Appleseed at 20"
honoring Timothy J.
Mayopoulos, President and CEO
of Fannie Mae and Former
Appleseed Board Co-Chair,
James R. Wacht, President of
Lee & Associates NYC and
Sierra Real Estate and Former
New York Appleseed Advisory
Council Co-Chair. Special
recognition goes to
Appleseed’s Founders, Century
Club Members (individuals have
donated $100,000 or more to
Appleseed), and Orchard of
Justice Members (firms that
have donated $1 million or
more in combined dollars and
pro bono time).
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Categories:
Community
21
COOPERATIVE CONVERSIONS, 101. Goldstein-Hall, PLLC
Presented by Association for Neighborhood & Housing Development
FREE! MAY 21. Cooperative Conversions, 101.
Goldstein-Hall, PLLC. Most Af-fordable Housing Developments are rental projects. But Limited Equity Cooperatives have a long history in New York City as well. Learn a basic overview of this structure, as well as current opportunities for limited equity cooperative conversions through government programs.
Register Free for This Training!
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Programs
21
DJ Spooky—iPad Mixing Piece
Presented by Concerts & Lectures
Paul D. Miller invites the audience to bring their iPhones and iPads and collectively mix the soundtrack for a listening party using his iPhone/iPad app in the Museum's Great Hall.
This event is one of several comprising The Met Reframed, an unprecedented, multilayered, artistic partnership with Paul D. Miller (a.k.a. DJ Spooky That Subliminal Kid), a composer, multimedia artist, writer, and DJ. His recorded output includes remixes of music ranging from Wu-Tang Clan, Metallica, and Bob Marley to classical/new music legends Steve Reich and the Kronos Quartet, and he has performed as a DJ at major festivals, including Bonnaroo and Power to the Peaceful. His work as a media artist has been featured at the Whitney Biennial, Venice Biennial, and Miami/Art Basel; and his first collection of essays, Rhythm Science, was released by MIT Press in 2004, followed by Sound Unbound, an anthology of writings on electronic music and digital media (MIT Press, 2008).
"For me, it's such an honor to work with the Met from the viewpoint of sampling," says Paul D. Miller. "I want to make a vibrant reflection of this incredible collection of materials from all over the world. My residency will be a fun festival of ideas: from the South Pacific to Asia, from the Civil War to 3D photography, from Antarctica to environmental activism. I want to show that music and art are always in dialog."
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Defining Brooklyn Launch
City Limits celebrates the launch of its March 2011 issue: Defining Brooklyn.The 35th Anniversary Celebration
City Limits celebrates its 35th Anniversary at BMCC in Tribeca.Brooklyn Bureau Launch
The Brooklyn Bureau launch as part of Social Media Week 2012.Tackling Poverty
The Tackling Poverty Series at Galapagos Art Space in the DUMBO section of Brooklyn.Tackling Poverty (Manhattan)
City Limits & the Institute for Children, Poverty, and Homelessness
