@GSECEP is proud to share this informational overview of @FordhamNYC's innovative Center For Educational Partnerships, which impacts over 500,000 students in the NYC metropolitan area through its support of teachers, administrators, and families.
https://t.co/tqNH1ZhNxr
Kicked off this year with running at least one half marathon each month—getting ready for the Vermont Marathon. Today I extended my run to get an 18 miler this week. So grateful for the gift of running! #womenruntheworld#shapehalfmarathon2023#SelfCareSunday
Fordham @GSECEP is proud to announce that we are the new lead Community Based Organization partner for PS 129M and MS 371M in Harlem.
Pictured here are PS 129M Principal Odelphia Pierre and @FordhamGSE Associate Dean for Partnerships/CEP Founding Director Anita Batisti, PhD.
#TransgenderDayofVisibility recognizes the generations of struggle, activism & courage that brought us closer to equality for transgender & gender non-binary people globally.
SBH celebrates the achievements of transgender individuals and communities and advocates for equity.
Great article on the Fordham Housing Fund by @insidehighered. Thanks to the fund, more students from underrepresented backgrounds have the chance to live on campus—gaining new time to study and take leadership roles in campus life.
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We love the spring professional development opportunities offered by Fordham's @GSECEP. Check out their listings for April and May in the link below!
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At the invitation of the United Nations International School, @GSECEP's @FordhamNYC PDRC Director Dr. Roser Salavert addressed the 47th Annual UNIS-UN Conference on March 15, serving as the opening speaker for the day.
@the_haster Check out the latest Fordham News article showcasing @GSECEP's new Mental Health Awareness Grant initiative serving Bronx elementary schools!
@GSECEP is proud to share the Fordham News article showcasing our innovative new Mental Health Awareness Training Grant for Bronx elementary schools.
https://t.co/SnwcZtrAra
@GSECEP is proud to share the Fordham News article showcasing our innovative new Mental Health Awareness Training Grant for Bronx elementary schools.
https://t.co/SnwcZtrAra
In February, @GSECEP staff participated in a day of professional development at @MJHnews, led by the Museum's Vice President for Education Elizabeth Edelstein. Following an interactive workshop, the staff toured the Holocaust exhibit pictured below.
As part of our new Mental Health Awareness grant, @FordhamGSE Associate Dean and @GSECEP Director Anita Batisti and Grant Director Kathleen Walsh visited @SBHBronx.
@FordhamGSE Associate Dean and @GSECEP Founding Director Dr. Anita Vazquez Batisti conducts a read aloud at one of the Center's partner coaching schools.
@NYCRBERNFORDHAM, part of Fordham's @GSECEP, is hosting a stellar professional development session featuring @DebbieZacarian.
All participants will receive a complimentary copy of her book "Transforming Schools For Multilingual Learners."
Met some of our nation’s most significant leaders, many of whom either graduated from @FordhamNYC or represent our districts. Ended the day with the Congressional Independent Colleges Caucus reception. What an incredible way to cap off this trip to our nation’s capital.
"That which makes you feel the most alive in what you do is where God is." - Saint Ignatius of Loyola
@GSECEP participated in an Ignatian Workshop led by Robert Parmach, Director of Ignatian Mission Initiatives at @FordhamNYC.
Funded by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, this grant covers two years of services, which will commence in April 2023.
Through this project, participants will be trained to recognize and better understand signs of mental illness in children. A key project goal is to increase children’s access to high quality mental health supports.
Designed with a strong emphasis on early intervention, the Mental Health Awareness Training Project (MHAT) will serve a total of 320 participants - classroom teachers, school safety agents, guidance counselors, and parent coordinators from 32 Bronx public elementary schools.