Events

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The Administration for Children’s Services is hosting a Child Protective Specialist Hiring Event on Friday, September 27, 2024, from 10:00AM-3:00PM. This in-person hiring event offers qualified candidates the chance to meet with hiring managers, interview, and receive a HIRING DECISION AND CONDITIONAL JOB OFFER ON THE SPOT! Registration is now open for NYC Children Child

To RSVP email: rjoinvil@council.nyc.gov Join the office of Council Member Rita Joseph and the New York City Parks Department to kick off the design of the Flatbush African Burial Ground. With assistance of funding from the Office of Council Member Rita Joseph there is the opportunity to create a reflective community space that memorializes our

The meeting will be in person directly across the street from the Precinct located at 175 Lawrence Avenue ( ADAPT Community Network). To confirm any details of this meeting and if you have any questions feel free to reach out to the 70 Precinct Community Affairs Unit at (718) 851-5557 or 70pctcommunityaffairs@nypd.org

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The NYC Department of Records & Information Services will welcome former Parks Commissioner Gordon Davis for a live recording of Person Place Thing with Emmy Award winner, Randy Cohen.  Person Place Thing is an interview show based on the idea that people are especially engaging when they speak, not directly about themselves, but about something

Veterans deserve end-of-life care and support that addresses their unique and unspoken needs. Their families also need help figuring out what comes next. Together with representatives from the New York State Department of Veterans’ Services, MJHS is hosting an insightful session to share best practices and real-life examples of how veterans have received help. Veteran

PO Dionnys Hernandez / PO Saqib Mahmood The “Build the Block” neighborhood safety meetings facilitate strategic discussions between local police officers and community members. These sessions aim to identify public safety challenges and brainstorm potential solutions. Neighborhood Coordination Officers (NCOs) are assigned to specific sectors and are encouraged to form strong bonds with the community.

Sign up for a Virtual Kitten Foster Orientation. If you don’t see an available date that fits your schedule, check back often at www.nycacc.org/Foster. The Animal Care Centers of NYC host virtual orientations at least once per month.

Sign up for a Virtual Cat Foster Orientation. If you don’t see an available date that fits your schedule, check back often at www.nycacc.org/Foster. The Animal Care Centers of NYC host virtual orientations at least once per month.