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Children Affected by the Syrian Refugee Crisis are Effectively Learning Numbers, Letters, and "Emotional ABCs" through the Ahlan Simsim Initiative

NYU Steinhardt’s Global TIES research finds that introducing an Arabic version of Sesame Street, along with support services, helped kids "not just survive, but thrive."
Areas of Study: Education

Dr. Cheri Fancsali Named New Executive Director of the Research Alliance for New York City Schools

This summer, Dr. James Kemple will step down from his role as the Executive Director of the Research Alliance for New York City Schools, after 15 years in the position.

NYU Steinhardt’s 80WSE Art Gallery Presents Two Exhibitions Focused on the Environmental Crisis

"Irthebound” spotlights artist A.L. Steiner, while a companion show, “BREACH,” explores the US Army Corps of Engineers’ influence on the natural landscape.
Areas of Study: The Arts

The Liberty Partnerships Program at NYU Metro Center Empowers and Inspires Student Artists with Public Photo Exhibition

NYC High School students are inspired to become more conscious of both their surroundings and their own perspectives. The Liberty Partnerships Program at NYU Metro Center empowers student art through digital photography.

A Ruling Against Affirmative Action in College Admissions Shouldn’t Affect Other Diversity Efforts on Campus, Researchers Say

NYU Steinhardt education experts warn against an excessively broad interpretation of any decision prohibiting the consideration of an applicant’s race.
Areas of Study: Education

Student Spotlight: Oscar Garay (BFA' 24)

A painter of large-scale canvases in bold colors and patterns draws inspiration from the New York City gallery scene and his Mexican roots.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Research Alliance Launches New Studies Focused on CS Education

The Research Alliance is pleased to announce several new projects that complement and build on our ongoing study of NYC’s CS4All initiative.

Feeling Wobbly? A New App Can Test Your Balance

Researchers found a way to use built-in smartphone sensors to help health providers determine who is at risk of falling.
Areas of Study: Health

NYU Metro Center’s Voices in Urban Education (VUE) Hosts Student Art Contest for Fall 2023 Issue

NYU Metro Center’s Voices In Urban Education (VUE) is thrilled to announce the call for artists for an upcoming special edition of the open-access journal, focusing on the legacy and impact of Norm Fruchter.

NYU Visual Arts Administration Program Holds Inaugural Final Projects Showcase

NYU Steinhardt's Visual Arts Administration program celebrated graduating students' Final Projects in a showcase in the Barney Building Commons.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Dance Education Commemorates Black History with Sankofa Event

Inaugural showcase embraces dance, diversity, and honoring knowledge from the past.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Recognition Event Honors Employee Excellence, Years of Service

Colleagues gathered in person to celebrate NYU Steinhardt’s annual Recognition Event for Administrators, Researchers, and Staff.

NYU Peace Research and Education Program joins the Institute of Human Development and Social Change

We are thrilled to welcome the Peace Research and Education Program (PREP) as the newest affiliate in the Institute of Human Development and Social Chance (IHDSC) network!

The Activist Angler

A new book by Media, Culture, and Communication Professor Stephen Duncombe considers the parallels between fly fishing and a life of activism.
Areas of Study: Media Studies

Student Spotlight: Lauren Magee (MA '23)

A social science statistician aims to help nonprofits track outcomes and impact.

Department of Occupational Therapy 2023 Faculty Highlights

Highlights from academic year 2022-2023 by the faculty members of the Department of Occupational Therapy.

The Impact of NYC Department of Education’s New "Reading Mandate" on Children, Especially Those From Vulnerable and Historically Marginalized Communities

What harm is inflicted upon traditionally marginalized students when they are made to engage a curriculum that is not culturally responsive? This article examines the implementation of NYCDOE’s new “Reading Mandate”, and the conundrum that results from Black, Brown, Indigenous, & LGBTQ students engaging in a culturally destructive curriculum.

NYU Metro Center Confronts Anti-Equity Efforts Exacerbating Inequality And Harm

As anti-equity efforts sweep across the country, it is not uncommon to be accosted by a host of bans, restrictions, and laws that exacerbate inequality and harm. NYU Metro Center remains committed to standing with the members of vulnerable and historically marginalized communities.

NYU Metro Center Staffers and Team Members Are Honored at Steinhardt Recognition Event

NYU Metro Center is proud of all our staff members that received recognition for their work and achievement during the 2022-2023 academic year.

BlackCreate Framework: Dr. Lauren Mims Illustrates How Effective Black Creative Educational Experiences Create Space for Creative Expression and Education

In their article, Dr. Lauren Mims, assistant professor of applied psychology, and colleagues illustrate how effective Black creative educational experiences create fugitive spaces for creative expression and education.