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11-year-old Breanna Collazo organized a Black Lives Matter protest in her Bronx neighborhood.

The Child Welfare and Family Services Education Team launch Grab and Go Book Project: Feeding Minds and Bodies.

Fatima Reyes, who has worked at ľ¹ÏÖ±²¥â€™s Aid for more than 20 years, is an invaluable resource to families struggling during the pandemic.

Our College and Career team mentor youth and help them focus on sports and education during COVID- 19.

 Lucerny Guzman, an adolescent literacy program coordinator at Salomé Ureña Campus, is helping families access critical resources.  

Our family planning and pregnancy prevention team is hosting a series of workshops to educate teens during Sex Ed for All Month.

Dayamara Cruz, an early head start teacher at P.S. 5 in Washington Heights, is relying on technology to provide high-quality lessons.

Carol Wilkins, an interventionist at CACPCS, is using technology to help strengthen her students’ reading skills during remote learning.

Karen Aponte-Velez, a school librarian, is now a critical resource for families who do not speak English as a first language.

Mirabel Smith, a kindergarten teacher at CACPCS, hasn’t let distance stop her from providing the best instruction to her students.

This month, award-winning authors and illustrators help bring literature to life for our littlest readers.

Curtis High School on Staten Island organized a Black History Month assembly to celebrate black culture and achievements