British-Australian artists, Gillie and Marc, have joined forces with “Sesame Street” in New York City. They warn us again about human-induced global peril. Their environmental messages are that animals have worth in themselves and kindness and empathy are most powerful when they emerge from opposites.
Join us on March 6 for an intimate fireside chat celebrating International Women’s Day, featuring entrepreneur Jenny Jing Zhu. Explore themes of reinvention and identity as she shares her journey to New York. The evening includes a film screening, conversation, and audience Q&A. Open to all, registration is required.
There are a few quintessential New York City experiences—and for AWNY, annual drinks on the…
On Sunday 18th May, 15 families got together at Central Park to celebrate the Spring weather. Here’s a report from Liz Partridge, AWNY Families co-leader.
Toni Short has called New York home for 14 years, serving as a dynamic host at the crossroads of corporate culture, creativity, and consciousness. Her career and life story are rich and multifaceted, making them difficult to summarize. However, those fortunate enough to collaborate with her over the past 25 years know that her work embodies a creative expression of authenticity that empowers others to feel recognized and valued.