Save Learning To Work: Update
Think about your high school experience. Did you graduate in four years? Was it easy or difficult? Did you have help along the way? Some students need help that public schools just do not provide, [...]
Think about your high school experience. Did you graduate in four years? Was it easy or difficult? Did you have help along the way? Some students need help that public schools just do not provide, [...]
We are ready! Ready to give it up for our team that is! As the end of March is slowly but surely approaching we are taking the time to recognize an extraordinary NYCID team member. That’s [...]
Strap up everyone, it’s time for another NYCID Team Member of the Month award! Each month we take the time to recognize a member of our team who has done extraordinary work and truly exemplifies NYCID’s [...]
The holiday season can be a stressful time for many families. Especially this year with COVID 19 exasperating these stresses. Wouldn’t it be great if there was someone you could turn to when you were having [...]
If you love what you do you’ll never work a day in your life. A phrase that we’ve all heard time and time again. But what if you don’t know what you love to do? [...]
Job hunting is tough. Most people do not have the luxury of waiting for the perfect opportunity to present itself. It’s a scramble for many of us and in the COVID-19 world it’s even more difficult. [...]
Tomorrow, Saturday, September 12th Peace Action Staten Island will lead a vital conversation that NYCID was asked to to co-host along with Above Ground Railroad, First Central Baptist Church, La Colmena, Move Forward Staten Island, [...]
Recently, the NYCID Conflict Management team created a safe space for our community to express themselves, process feelings, and find healing as our country continues to grapple with the racial prejudice and police violence. The [...]
We’re back! With another Team Member of the Month Award! At NYCID we are committed to those we serve as well as being committed to our team members who get the job done every day. [...]
The poet and designer William Morris gave us a great rule of thumb for life, he said, “have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful.” [...]