JFK Redevelopment Community Development Program

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JFK Redevelopment Community Development Program Is Now Accepting Proposals

Smartphone Basics

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This class will cover the essential functions of both iPhone and Android smartphones. Topics include adjusting device settings, managing notifications, and organizing apps for easy access.

Mothers Day Edition

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Mothers Day Edition

Young People Be The Change You Want To Be

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Young People Be The
Change You Want To See!

Young People, Be the Change You Want to See!

By Kamau Austin

Lately, I’ve seen a lot of young people who seem understandably worn down—even traumatized—by today’s hostile political climate. Many feel demoralized. Some say they're tired. Others talk about needing rest. And I get it.

Some of this seems to stem from the disappointment over the defeat of Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign. Others are frustrated after years of voting for the Democratic Party, only to feel like their lives haven’t improved in any meaningful way.

There’s also a growing and valid sense—especially among young Black folks—that we give everything to help society, only to be thrown under the bus later. People on both the left and right use us as a like collateral damage in their fights, then dismiss our struggles as "identity politics"—calling them divisive or "boutique issues." Even on the left, racial justice is too often treated as secondary to so-called working-class issues.

I’ve even heard some younger influencers claim that “rest is revolutionary.” And when I challenge them on that, they clap back with: "OK boomer. Do you even talk to young people?"

Well yes, I do...

National Pan-Hellenic Day At City Hall

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National Pan-Hellenic Day At City Hall

“The 100” Attracts Diverse Leaders To Networking Soirée Through The Power of Partnership/ “The 100” Networking Soirée

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“The 100” Attracts Diverse Leaders To Networking Soirée Through The Power of Partnership

Left to Right: Phil Andrews, Founding President – 100 Black Men of Eastern New York, Inc. and Kepherd Daniel Senior with the Hempstead Beacon, part of the Long Island Herald Newspaper.  Mr. Kepherd covers Hempstead and Oceanside!  

Many of the members “The 100” are leaders of other organizations on local, regional, and national levels. These men serve as trailblazers and role models for today’s youth who will assume their positions tomorrow. Through example and leadership training, our members work tirelessly to help empower mentees to build character and create hope, aspirations, plans, and futures. Our motto, “What They See Is What They’ll Be®” is epitomized in the servant leadership of our members.

Long Island, New York - The 100 Black Men of Eastern New York, Inc. attracted a diverse group of professionals and small business owners from throughout the Eastern District of New York to its Networking Soirée at AG Steakhouse, Westbury, New York.  The 100 Black Men of Eastern New York, Inc.’s goal of hosting the soirée was to share its mission with diverse stakeholder and inform them of its core mission of “Four For The Future” by engaging their stakeholders to become partners of the “100” by aligning with them and assisting them to carry out their mission. 

The 100 Black Men of Eastern New York, Inc. was incorporated on December 27th, 2021. The 100 Black Men of Eastern New York, Inc. is comprised of the counties of Kings (Brooklyn), Nassau, Queens, Richmond, and Suffolk and concurrently with the Southern District, the waters within the counties of Bronx and New York.  The founders of 100 Black Men of Eastern New York, Inc. have a long and lengthy history of service and commitment to the community.  

The 100 Black Men of Eastern New York, Inc. was formed to address the current issues of our day in our community and to build upon the illustrious foundation of the men who paved the way for a more just and equitable society.  Together the group is determined to use every ounce of their ability to have a positive impact on their problems, challenges, and opportunities, and provide viable solutions. Phil Andrews, Founding President – 100 Black Men of Eastern New York, Inc.

Creative Aging: Playful Watercolor (Virtual)

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“Spontaneity and Creativity” is an art class that focuses on embracing the freedom and fluidity of pan-watercolor painting. 

Students will explore intuitive, unplanned techniques, encouraging the natural flow of colors and meaning.