May 26, 2026: Book Talk with Rossana Rosado

For many communities, especially those historically underrepresented in media and public narratives, the absence of authentic storytelling has real consequences. It influences how people are perceived, how policies are shaped, and even how individuals see themselves. Rossana Rosado has spent her career working at the intersection of storytelling, media, and public service. She challenges incomplete … Continued

February 5, 2026: City Teaching Alliance Launch in New York

New York City’s schools sit at the intersection of opportunity and challenge. While the city is rich with talent, passion, and diversity, districts continue to face persistent educator workforce shortages that affect student learning, school stability, and community well-being. Addressing these challenges requires more than short-term solutions. It calls for sustained investment in people, stronger … Continued

July 14, 2025: Dividing Lines with Deborah N. Archer

The Fund for the City of New York invites you to join a conversation that cuts to the heart of our cities’ foundations—both literal and systemic.  We’re honored to welcome Deborah N. Archer, one of the nation’s foremost voices on civil rights and racial justice. From sidewalks to superhighways, Deborah will unpack how infrastructure has … Continued

January 23, 2025: Discover the Power of La Borinqueña: A Book Talk with Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez

Join us on January 23rd for an evening with award-winning graphic novelist Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez, the creative force behind the critically acclaimed and bestselling superhero series La Borinqueña.  Who is Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez? Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez is a trailblazer in the world of graphic novels, recognized for his groundbreaking work, La Borinqueña. This Afro-Puerto Rican superhero embodies the … Continued