Global Kids was recently featured on a City Limits article discussing the defunding of SYEP funding in New York City and GK's involvement int he #SaveSYEP virtual press conference. GK Youth Leader Abdullah Mazumder is quoted. Read the full article here....
Youth Today recently posted an article reporting on Global Kids' Complete Count Fund award and the programming that GK is implementing across schools in the creation of Census Squads to ensure that everyone in NYC gets counted in this year's Census. Click here to read...
The National AfterSchool Association featured Global Kids and its Annual Youth Conference in the Winter 2020 edition of their quarterly publication, AfterSchool Today. Click here to read more! ...
In honor of Women’s History Month, portraits of five women of color who were pioneers in what today is known as “STEM” will be displayed around town on the city’s free Wi-Fi kiosks. Read the full article here. ...
The Renaissance Charter School, located at 35-59 81st St., is one of three schools participating in the citywide art campaign in collaboration with Global Kids, LinkNYC and the New York Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications (DoITT). Read the full article here....
One nonprofit has found a way to celebrate Women’s History Month in a new way. Five prominent women of color in STEM fields will be highlighted on LinkNYC displays throughout March, according to a March 1 press release. Read the full article here. ...
Global Kids, LinkNYC, and the New York Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications (DoITT) announced today a new collaboration celebrating women of color in STEM fields on Links across New York City in honor of Women’s History Month. Read the full article here....
Global Kids attended the Black Lives Matter at NYC Schools Rally on February 7, 2019 as part of the Black Lives Matter at Schools Week of Action. GK Leaders Jalin Brown and Angel Perez were interviewed by VOA reporter Sinan Tuncdemir. View the segment here....
Two students from John Adams High School in Ozone Park recounted their memorable trips to Japan and Poland, where they studied and participated in climate change activities and events. Read the full article here....
