Programs Director Taina Sanon spoke with Nina Robbins of F.Y. Eye, Inc., a member organization of Nonprofit New York. We will continue to highlight the work of our members because we believe when your nonprofit is stronger, all of us are stronger.
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Programs Director Taina Sanon spoke with Cristina Ulerio of Tech Kids Unlimited (TKU), a member organization of Nonprofit New York. We will continue to highlight the work of our members because we believe when your nonprofit is stronger, all of us are stronger.
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Last year, Nonprofit New York proudly partnered with JDM Benefits to bring you a total compensation survey consisting of both salary and benefits for the first time.
Programs Director Taina Sanon spoke with Tim Lemberger of Project Sunshine, a member organization of Nonprofit New York. We will continue to highlight the work of our members because we believe when your nonprofit is stronger, all of us are stronger.
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White supremacy is the air we’ve been breathing for longer than any of us can remember. It allows white people to move through the world believing that their children will be treated as children. That police and public institutions will protect them.
This year’s Annual Meeting of Members was held virtually for the 3rd time on Thursday, March 25, 2021. The meeting consisted of critical business, the announcement of Nonprofit New York’s 2021 Policy Platform, and a panel discussion with Anna Glass from Dance Theater of Harlem, Margarita Guzman from Violence Intervention Program, and Marlon Williams from Philanthropy New York.
Programs Director Taina Sanon spoke with Tanya Krupat of The Osborne Association, a member organization of Nonprofit New York. We will continue to highlight the work of our members because we believe when your nonprofit is stronger, all of us are stronger.
Nonprofit New York stands in solidarity with Asian New Yorkers and Asian American communities across the country. We know racism is deadly, and we decry the violence, fear, and trauma experienced by our Asian American neighbors, elders, and fellow New Yorkers.
Programs Director Taina Sanon spoke with Nancy D. Miller of VISIONS/Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired, a member organization of Nonprofit New York. We will continue to highlight the work of our members because we believe when your nonprofit is stronger, all of us are stronger.
Nonprofit New York acknowledges and condemns the recent surge in violence against the Asian community across the country. We uplift and amplify the Asian American Federation’s statement with Asian, Black and Hispanic nonprofits condemning attacks and calling for solutions from New York City to the west coast.