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In this Newsletter: - State Budget Analysis and NPW Nonprofit Advocacy Forum Recording
- Racial Equity & Social Justice Challenge
- Men's Health
- Understanding the Child Care Crisis
- COVID-19 Resources
- Member and Government Events and Resources
- Grants and Funding Opportunities
- Upcoming NPW Events and Trainings
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Fiscal Year 2022 NY State Budget Analysis with Citizens Budget Commission and Nonprofit Advocacy Forum - Recording Below!
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Over 65 participants attended NPW's Budget and Advocacy Forum last Friday. We can't thank Patrick Orecki, Senior Research Associate, Citizens Budget Commission, enough for sharing the CBC’s analysis of the 2022 NY State Budget and thoroughly answering all our questions. Click on the video below to view the recording. Find CBC Budget Analysis Power Point HERE.
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NPW members highlighted the focus areas and issues contained in the NPW Advocacy and Policy Agenda and discussed needed reforms and calls to action.
Find the Power Point Presentation HERE.
Find the NPW Advocacy and Policy Agenda HERE.
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Racial Equity and Social Justice Challenge March 1st, 2021
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Men's Health: A Virtual Community Conversation with MHA March 4th at 6:30 PM
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For many men, societal expectations and stigma can make it more difficult to open up about their mental health. The prevalence of mental health concerns in men is cited as lower than the prevalence in women, and men are less likely to seek treatment for a mental health condition. However, men die by suicide and alcohol-related causes at a higher rate than women and are more likely to misuse drugs compared to women. By creating opportunities to have open conversations about mental health, we can help to break down barriers and encourage others to seek the help they need.
Join MHA for a virtual community conversation and hear from a panel of men who will share their experiences dealing with mental health challenges in their own lives.
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Understanding & Addressing the Child Care Crisis in Westchester
March 9th, 9:00 - 10:00 AM Zoom Webinar
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There is a growing awareness of the links among access to child care, parental employment, and overall economic growth. Businesses rely on employees, and employees rely on child care. Join leaders in the business and child care sector to discuss successful programming and available resources to companies of all sizes.
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COVID Resources New COVID Vaccination Site Will Soon Be Available for Mount Vernon and Yonkers Residents
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Residents in parts of Yonkers and Mount Vernon will be able to begin making an appointment for the COVID-19 vaccine starting Wednesday, Feb. 24 at the new FEMA/New York State vaccination site in Southwest Yonkers, New York National Guard Armory at 2 Quincy Place.
Appointments for testing will open first for those with Mount Vernon zip codes 10550, 10552 and 10553 and Yonkers zip codes 10701, 10703, 10704 and 10705. On March 3, all Westchester County residents can begin making appointments. The new locations are expected to open on March 3rd.
All appointments will be made through the state site: https://am-i-eligible.covid19vaccine.health.ny.gov.
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Countywide Events & Opportunities
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Westchester County WOW Awards Thursday, March 25th
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Border Cantos | Sonic Border at the Hudson River Museum: Humanitarian Perspective at the wall between US and Mexico February 12 - May 9
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Hudson River Museum is proud to announce the exhibition Border Cantos | Sonic Border, a unique and moving collaboration between photographer Richard Misrach (born in Los Angeles, 1949) and sculptor and composer Guillermo Galindo (born in Mexico City, 1960) that addresses the complexities of the humanitarian situation at the wall between the US and Mexico.
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Job Fair at Pace Law
Nonprofit Organizations
are invited to participate in a virtual Job Fair at Pace Law on March 4-5,
2021. This Job Fair will allow you to interview Pace Law students for
part-time or full-time summer opportunities (remote or in-person) as well as
entry-level, post-graduate positions, all in one place. Positions need to offer
at least partially legal work and oversight by an attorney is required. Pace Law is happy to also
post jobs right now and will send you resumes instead of waiting until
March. Please email jbacker@law.pace.edu, Asst. Dean for Career and Professional
Development, Pace
University, Elisabeth Haub School of Law.
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Grants & Funding Opportunities
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Impact100 Westchester is excited to announce Focus Area Awards and three $5,000 awards supporting Housing Instability. Visit their website to review important information.
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UJA-Federation RFP to Support Vaccine Education Second Round of Applications due February 25th
UJA-Federation seeks to support the safety of all New Yorkers by increasing accessibility to the COVID-19 vaccine and combatting COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy and the lack of education in target communities.
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White Plains Library Offers Two Valuable Grant and Funding Courses Even though the computers at the White Plains Library are not in service, did you know that nonprofits can still view FDO Essential from home/office because of the limited access during the pandemic? Learn More:
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Upcoming NPW Trainings & Events
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Please remember, NPW trainings are open for free to all employees, board members and volunteers of NPW Member Organizations.
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