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The Power of Community

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our annual spring event: The Power of Community. It was an evening to recognize the power of community in standing up for what is just, defending the rights, humanity, and contributions of immigrants.

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Neighbors Link7 hours ago
A great opportunity from our friends at Rivertowns Playhouse!

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WHAT THE CONSTITUTION MEANS TO ME
By Heidi Schreck
Directed by Emma Shafer
July 12th - July 27th
Previews begin July 5th - 11th
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Neighbors Link
Neighbors Link1 day ago
Last Thursday night, the spirit of The Power of Community was heard loud and clear. It came through in the stories shared, the memories honored, and the generosity extended.

We honored the memory of Ana Muralles Verrino and Barbara Bruce Jackson, whose legacies continue to guide us. The tribute to their leadership was a poignant reminder of the impact one person can have—and the power of standing together.

We recognized Luisa Granda-Rodriguez’s 20 years of transformative work at Neighbors Link with the Gabby Rosenfeld Be a Hero Award. Her decades of service have helped shape Neighbors Link into the organization it is today and her remarks reminded us of the power each of us has to make an impact in our own community.

Thank you to everyone who came out. Your support sends a powerful message: our community stands with immigrant families.

Special thanks to Randy Matusow for taking these beautiful photos.

El pasado jueves en la noche, el espíritu de El Poder de la Comunidad se sintió fuerte y claro. Se hizo presente en las historias compartidas, los recuerdos honrados y la generosidad mostrada.

Rendimos homenaje a la memoria de Ana Muralles Verrino y Barbara Bruce Jackson, cuyos legados continúan guiándonos. El tributo a su liderazgo fue un recordatorio conmovedor del impacto que una sola persona puede tener, y del poder de estar unidos.

Reconocimos los 20 años de trabajo transformador de Luisa Granda-Rodríguez en Neighbors Link con el premio Gabby Rosenfeld Be a Hero. Sus décadas de servicio han contribuido a formar la organización que somos hoy, y sus palabras nos recordaron el poder que cada uno de nosotros tiene para generar un impacto en nuestra propia comunidad.

Gracias a todos los que nos acompañaron. Su apoyo envía un mensaje contundente: nuestra comunidad está con las familias inmigrantes.

Un agradecimiento especial a Randy Matusow por tomar estas hermosas fotografías.
Neighbors Link
Neighbors Link
Neighbors Link1 day ago
Good article in Barron's on the economic repercussions of increased immigration enforcement, not just in terms of immigrant workers, but also immigrant consumers.

“People will stay home and reduce their outings to absolutely essential things,” said Carola Otero Bracco, executive director of Neighbors Link, a nonprofit based in Mount Kisco, N.Y., that works with immigrant integration.

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Neighbors Link5 days ago
¿Listo para llevar tu inglés al siguiente nivel? Tanto si acabas de empezar como si ya has participado en clases de ESL, ¡nuestras clases de Zoom están diseñadas para todos los niveles! Inscríbete enviando un correo electrónico a dhilario@neighborslink.org
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Neighbors Link5 days ago
¿Listo para llevar tu inglés al siguiente nivel? Tanto si acabas de empezar como si ya has participado en clases de ESL, ¡nuestras clases de Zoom están diseñadas para todos los niveles! Inscríbete enviando un correo electrónico a dhilario@neighborslink.org o regístrese aquí: https://forms.gle/gvNW7NBxDdSBWq3d6

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