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Student Led Anti-Vaping Campaign
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YOUTH LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
MY NYC Program is an after-school program for Muslim and non-Muslim youth. The year-long program teaches students about leadership, organizing, and helps them identify a community problem to solve, helping them build critical leadership skills and connect with the community, educators, parents, and public officials.
CIVIC EDUCATION
MCN informs and educates the Muslim community on their civic duties as citizens and residents of this country – as well as connecting them to resources and tools that will help make their voices heard in society.
COMMUNITY SERVICE
MCN Serves is a community service program that leverages the good will of Muslim community members looking to give back to the community. We do this through our monthly Soup Kitchen, feeding the homeless, Bellevue NICU Luncheons. providing support to parents in need, and yearly Toy Drives and Pack-a-Thons that delivers food and toys to the needy.
Upcoming Events
Bridge Program Workshop #4
| What: | The Bridge Mentorship program runs on the first Saturday of every month. Every session includes a guest speaker, a workshop and lunch. The bridge program is an opportunity for Muslim youth to network and develop professional skills. This week’s topic will be personal identity. |
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| Date: | December 7, 2019 |
| Contact: | Shiraz Bheda at shiraz.bheda@mcnny.org |
MCN Serves: Bellevue NICU Luncheon
| What: | Once a month MCN hosts a luncheon at Bellevue’s NICU. It is MCN’s mission to shape the narrative by showcasing Islam’s emphasis on kindness, generosity and charity through MCN serves initiatives. Donate to support our work! |
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| Date: | December 13, 2019 |
| Contact: | Sweta Verma at Sweta@mcnny.org |
MY NYC Field Trip
| What: | As part of the Leadership Development and Civic Engagement curriculum, MY NYC students will be viewing the “Immigrant City” exhibit at the New York Historical Society. The exhibit details immigration from 1609 through the 20th century and explores how newcomers helped create the city we know today. |
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| Date: | December 14, 2019 |
| Contact: | Rana Aboomar at Rana@mcnny.org |
MCN Serves: Monthly Soup Kitchen
| What: | Hosted at the Holy Trinity Church on the Upper East Side, MCN volunteers come together on Saturday afternoons to serve the hungry of NYC. Our collaboration with the Church feeds approximately 100 guests a hot fresh meal. This program is run by our dedicated volunteers. Sign up to volunteer here: https://tapit.us/yVsvV |
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| Date: | December 28, 2019 |
| Contact: | Sweta Verma at Sweta@mcnny.org |
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MY NYC Field Trip to the New York Historical Society
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Join us in celebrating incredible women leaders on Muslim Women's Day Appreciation Breakfast on March 27th, 2020. We're excited to announce our Keynote Speaker, Prof. Azza Karam!
Get your tickets today!
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Census education in action. Our amazing Census Captain is reaching out to Muslim faith leaders in the Bronx to ensure their congregations know about the importance of the Census. Today @ Parkchester Islamic Center and the African Islamic Center. @ICNY @FPWA #MuslimsCount2020 https://t.co/paKOeYmJ9U
Do you know about Suleiman Diallo? Omar Ibn Said? They were some of the earliest Muslims who arrived in the United States as slaves - building the United States as we know it. Today, at MCN's Diversity Ed. presentation! #Muslimscount #Blackhistorymonth https://t.co/e5uVNgjqF0
MCN held the 3rd Muslim Stakeholders meeting today with the theme of Muslim nonprofits meet Muslims in city government. We had 14 city agencies present and over 20 nonprofits! Alhamdulliah , building a united Muslim service sector in our city. #muslimscount https://t.co/ApQ3vsYKuT
32 elected officials participated @YAMAMerchants annual gala tonight including the @NYCMayorsOffice @NYCMayor - demonstrating a strong showing of solidarity against the renewed #MuslimBan “we don’t ban human beings from coming to New York City.” @NYCMayor https://t.co/Hr18I0KSzD
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