The #MCNY Library is happy to announce that Myla Flores, birthing justice activist and Bronx-based community doula, will be holding "Womb Bus Winter Wellness" in partnership with the Black Maternal Health Initiative Peer Leadership [...]
By Gregory Lewis, Library Assistant - Technology Specialist In honor of Black History month, MCNY Library wants to celebrate The 1619 Project! It began as a groundbreaking New York Times Magazine series created by [...]
Around this time last year, a small band of alumni, students, faculty, and staff started up a conversation at a library roundtable on the severe disparities in maternal health in the U.S. That conversation had [...]
December 1st is World AIDS Day. According to the World Health Organization (WHO) HIV continues to be a major global public health issue. So far, the disease has claimed 40.1 million [33.6–48.6 million] lives; and [...]
Metropolitan College of New York's Purpose-Centered Education was founded in 1964 to help promote social justice through higher education. Our community continues these efforts to advance this work across all channels. Transgender Awareness Week (November [...]
"Entrepreneurship Week" Nov 7 - 10, 2022 hosted by School for Business. The following two events are open to the entire MCNY community. November 8, 2022 @ 6pm Growth and Competitiveness in Entrepreneurship Virtual presentations and [...]
A Message from Board Chair Gary P. Jenkins Dear MCNY Community, As a proud MCNY alum, I recognize the grit and determination that it takes to complete your degree. Whether our students are working full-time, [...]
The Black Maternal Health Initiative Peer leadership Group is organizing a community discussion around the issues raised by the recent documentary Aftershock. Save the date -- Thursday, Nov. 3rd 5-6:30-- and [...]
You asked for it...and it is BACK! The MCNY Online Pop-Up store is open now through October 27 2022! Start shopping...HERE! http://youtube.com/shorts/wBbL-Hn-wpU
The Constructive Action is designed to empower students to influence change in their communities. Students employ their analytical, writing, and communication skills to develop realistic plans and assess what can be achieved. Metropolitan College of [...]
