University Settlement Appoints Andrew Zhu to its Board of Directors

Jul 7, 2020 | see full post

Calling for Justice for George Floyd

Jun 4, 2020 | see full post

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University Settlement Appointed to Mayor de Blasio's Education Sector Advisory Council

May 27, 2020 | see full post

Our Executive Director, Melissa Aase, has been appointed to Mayor de Blasio's Education Sector Advisory Council, which will help shape NYC's recovery from COVID-19. We'll be advocating for fairness and equity at every step. continue

Honoring Civic Leader Frances Goldin

May 18, 2020 | see full post

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University Settlement Participants Rally for After School Program Funding

May 5, 2020 | see full post

The Mayor's executive budget proposes to completely eliminate summer programs for young people in New York City - cuts that would be devastating for University Settlement's neighborhoods. Programs eliminated would include summer day camps for all ages, programs at NYCHA Cornerstone Community Centers, Beacon Programs for middle schoolers hosted in schools, and the Summer Youth Employment Program. At University Settlement approximately 1/3 of our employees work on these programs, serving over 3,000 children and youth each summer. continue

COVID-19 Program Closures – How University Settlement is Keeping Our Community Safe

Mar 16, 2020 | see full post

As New York City's response to the outbreak of COVID-19 (coronavirus) evolves, University Settlement is sharing this update about how our programs and operations are affected as of Monday, March 16, continue

Performance Project will Postpone Events Until Further Notice

Mar 12, 2020 | see full post

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University Settlement Announces Two New Appointments to its Board of Directors

Mar 5, 2020 | see full post

University Settlement announced today that it has elected Ken C. Joseph, Esq. and Aviva Will to its Board of Directors, effective immediately. University Settlement is the pioneering NYC social justice agency that has provided critical services to New York communities for over 130 years. continue