Author: Editorial Team

Below you will find sample clips from our week 3 and week 4 Nursery camp newsletters. Content has been provided by Nydia Perez, Nursery Camp

NYPD introduces Once City: Safe and Fair Everywhere Program On June 25th, the Y was honored to host a press conference for New York City

For the past nine months, our very own Karina Munoz (Summer Youth Employment Program director) had the opportunity to participate in the Community Connections Fellowship,

Using a grant from philanthropic outfit United Jewish Appeal, the Y designed an art project that celebrates diversity in the community and welcomes interfaith families.

May brings another year of celebration of the great victory of anti-Hitler coalition in World War II. Every year the Y welcomes those Russian veterans who fought and

Statement from Annie & Ashley: Fabio and his wife Erma used to go to church together each week, but ever since Fabio’s injury, walking to church

At sundown on April 3rd, Jewish families everywhere will begin the holiday of Passover, commemorating the story of the ancient Israelites being freed from slavery

Sunday April 19th   Be Me and Jewish Caravan are excited to invite you to a day trip to Eden Village Camp to make bread, literally from

The Y will begin to feature some of our outstanding volunteers in our new “meet our volunteer” series. Volunteers are crucial for the Y to

Research on Dual Immersion programs for preschoolers, have indicated that the achievement of high levels of functional proficiency in a second language yields benefits for all

What do a Rabbi, a ukulele and pickles have in common? Meet Ezra Weinberg! New to the Y, Ezra (a Y Nursery father) directs our

Parents! The wait is over: registration for the NYRR Salsa, Blues and Shamrocks children’s race is now open! The race is completely SOLD OUT to the general

At around four years old, children’s interests shift from their immediate surroundings to the greater world outside.  They begin to wonder about the things they

In keeping with the Y’s mission of creating a caring community, guided by Jewish values, the staff of the nursery school is always looking into

As 2014 comes to a close, we can’t help but to reflect on all that went on this year. We are so proud of all

The Y has stood at the center of the evolving community of Washington Heights and Inwood for almost 100 years. Since 1917, the founding ideals

Helping to Keep Shabbat Together in Washington Heights “The Shabbos Project is a unique, international grassroots Jewish identity movement that unites all Jews to keep

As Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur come to a close, Jews around the world immediately start preparation for the holiday of Sukkot. On a chronological

It is with great pleasure that we announce the beginning of the next phase of our much anticipated and exciting renovation. In response to our

Rosh Hashana, the beginning of the Jewish New Year, begins on Sept 24th at sundown. In a world of insecurity and instability, Rosh Hashana acts as

Another summer has come and gone, and we are proud to say that we have completed yet another successful year of SYEP. This year, we