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Today's #HumansOfHenryStreet, Nik Acosta Lagrange, discovered Henry Street in high school, when she participated in arts classes and Urban Youth Theater at @AbronsArtsCtr.
Shaheeda is the founder and leader of Infinite Movement, a nonprofit organization that uses dance and physical activity to empower and heal, and is also spearheading the Best of LES dance showcase on June 8! #HumansOfHenryStreet
"Always growing, always moving, and never going to stop"—Shaheeda Yasmeen Smith has been living these words ever since she was a young girl participating in Henry Street programs while growing up on the Lower East Side. #HumansOfHenryStreet
The company—still going strong today!—performed for over 20 years at @AbronsArtsCtr, premiering groundbreaking plays like J.E. Franklin's "Black Girl," & Nzotake Shange's "for colored girls who have considered suicide when the rainbow is enuf." #HumansOfHenryStreet
Today's #HumansOfHenryStreet, Kalsang Lhamo, found the resources she needed at Henry Street's Workforce Development Center. ESOL, job training, and job readiness tools set her on the course for success.
Our #HumansOfHenryStreet roll along with the stories of eight immigrants who have found success through Henry Street’s services, as featured in our 2018 annual report. Last week we met Yanquing Yan and Jimmy Zheng. https://t.co/B3PYaUdX3h
Yanquing Yan and Jimmy Zheng's family success story started at Henry Street. Through the Settlement's Workforce Development Center, the couple has taken ESOL, HSE, and job-readiness classes, leading to a wealth of opportunities for them and their family. #HumansOfHenryStreet
Yanquing Yan and Jimmy Zheng's family success story started at Henry Street. Through the Settlement's Workforce Development Center, the couple has taken ESOL, HSE, and job-readiness classes, leading to a wealth of opportunities for them and their family. #HumansOfHenryStreet
One Human of Henry Street is good, but today we have four #HumansOfHenryStreet! Meet Michelle, Kim, Theresa, and Debbie Cox.
We are happy to have been a part of your story and that you are a part of ours! #HumansOfHenryStreet https://t.co/G3zhOAKA68
If you turn on your radio right about now, you'll probably hear this Human of Henry Street! Tanzina Vega hosts @TheTakeaway on @WNYC, but she was first introduced to the arts at @AbronsArtsCtr while growing up on the Lower East Side. #HumansOfHenryStreet
#HumansOfHenryStreet rolls on into our 126th year! @whynotcaremore and Community Advisory Board member Martin Medina was first introduced to Henry Street as a kid growing up on the Lower East Side, and is thrilled to continue to be involved today.
Today's #HumansOfHenryStreet is Lavinia Dock, who worked as a visiting nurse at Henry Street at the turn of the century before founding the organization that would become @NLN.
When Peter Cobb volunteered at Henry Street Settlement in the early 60s, he had no idea the impact it would have on the rest of his life. Peter, who still lives in his native England, visited Henry Street over the summer and shared his incredible story. #HumansOfHenryStreet
After immigrating to the United States from Mali, today's #HumansOfHenryStreet Djeneba Soukouna was able to find ESL classes, job search help, self confidence, and so much more at our Workforce Development Center.
Did you know we have sisters Alice & Irene Lewisohn to thank for @AbronsArtsCtr? The pair built The Neighborhood Playhouse in 1915, and spearheaded youth involvement in the arts at Henry Street. #HumansOfHenryStreet
Today's #HumansOfHenryStreet is a former @VNSNY_News nurse who has visited Lillian Wald's old country home in upstate New York and helped to keep up her grave.
Today's #HumansOfHenryStreet John Montes found a career path at our Intern & Earn program—and you can too! Youth ages 17-24 who are out of school and out of work are encouraged to apply now. Learn more: https://t.co/4rcBLX1J1t https://t.co/HCkeYdklMZ
Our newest #HumansOfHenryStreet John Montes found job success (and a career path!) at Henry Street's Intern & Earn program.
Today's #HumansOfHenryStreet John Morning—a dedicated longtime member of the Settlement's Board of Directors—is a graphic designer, printmaker, and art director by trade. He is a strong advocate for racially diverse boards, the arts, higher education, and philanthropy.
Today's #HumansOfHenryStreet, @1010WINS' @winsjuliet, went with her family to the Settlement's @AbronsArtsCtr to see the Paper Bag Players, started taking acting classes, and has never looked back.
Today's Human of Henry Street has a career most people only dream of. Jerry Stiller moved to the Lower East Side when he was an adolescent, and first honed his craft at the Henry Street Playhouse (now known as @AbronsArtsCtr ). #HumansOfHenryStreet
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