Our November 7 Chancellor's Day provides NYC teachers an opportunity to examine the critical and unsung role of photographer’s mates and the importance of documenting all aspects of life on board a naval ship.
Register here: https://t.co/lFx5LUaedK
@nycschools@iteachnyc
Due to the forecast of inclement weather, the Intrepid Museum's movie night scheduled for this Friday, August 25, will be canceled. However, the Museum will remain open for Free Fridays from 5pm-9pm. We apologize for any inconvenience.
I had a great time talking with @Lauren_Race about our work on Making History Accessible: Toolkit for Multisensory Interpretation. Thank you to @malesser for having us and to all the colleagues and advisers who made this work possible. I hope you’ll listen!
Our Director of Access Initiatives Charlotte Martin appeared on “No Such Thing: Education in the Digital Age” to discuss our digital publication "Making History Accessible: Toolkit for Multi-sensory Interpretation." @US_IMLS@nysmuseums
Listen here: https://t.co/GxjTKX70Il
Next Wednesday at #IntrepidMuseum, @wallerABC7 will moderate "Contributions and Experiences for LGBTQ Service Members and Military Children" with special participants @Tanyaasapansa63 @TheRealFitzNYC & Jay Cook. #PrideMonth 🏳️🌈 🏳️⚧️
Register here: https://t.co/XNFc6aAOE5
Happy Pride! We’re hosting Inclusive Pride Family Day this Sunday from 1pm - 4pm. 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
Entry to the Museum is FREE with event pre-registration. https://t.co/BtxZMHIsOj
Join us for our Inclusive Pride Family Day! Learn about #LGBTQ+ figures in space exploration and the Navy. Express yourself through art and explore the Museum with a scavenger hunt. Military families are invited to a special family luncheon. #Pride https://t.co/rCPeJsjsUr
Was honored to accept this award on behalf of the amazing team at the Intrepid Museum and NYU Ability Project responsible for Making History Accessible: Toolkit for Multisensory Interpretation! Much gratitude to all of the disability advocates and historic sites involved!
Congrats to our Director of Access Initiatives on receiving The Engaging Communities Award on behalf of #IntrepidMuseum for the "Making History Accessible" project at the @nysmuseums Annual Conference! ✨ Toolkit is available at https://t.co/ZPiwQLOA09
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I cross 11th in Hell’s Kitchen almost every day and it is truly a nightmare every evening rush hour. Drivers speeding down the bike lane, blocking the box and casually rolling through red lights while I’m in the crosswalk
@sierra_vrd When I was an intern at the National Gallery of Art many years ago, I think they did one for AP Art History. Don’t remember the details or know if that is still the case.
Only ticket I’ve ever gotten was for using my student MetroCard during spring break 2004 to go to the lab where I was doing research. Wasn’t unusual for folks to risk jumping turnstiles b/c they ran out of transfers or time after school. Glad to see my CM advocating for this!
Earlier, I joined young people, @LiuNewYork, and @HarveyforNY, in support of legislation to expand hours for @MTA Student MetroCards.
I've been working for student transit justice for decades, and I'm not going to stop until every child can get to school safely and conveniently.