The Charles H. Revson Foundation Continues Partnership with Burroughs Wellcome Fund to Support 2026 Postdoctoral Enrichment Program Cohort
NEW YORK, NY—The Charles H. Revson Foundation is pleased to announce its continued partnership with the Burroughs Wellcome Fund (BWF) to support an additional five fellows within the 2026 Postdoctoral Enrichment Program (PDEP) cohort. This marks the third consecutive cohort of researchers funded through this collaborative effort. BWF recently released the complete list of 31 […]
A blueprint for expanding journalism access in high schools
AMERICAN PRESS INSTITUTE—Taylor McGraw, Executive Director and co-founder of The Bell and a leader of the NYC Youth Journalism Coalition, has published a new article in the American Press Institute outlining a scalable model to expand journalism access in high schools. In “A blueprint for expanding journalism access in high schools,” McGraw describes the urgent […]
Four Moynihan Public Service Fellows Named Valedictorians and Salutatorians
The Moynihan Center—Four Moynihan Public Service Fellows at The City College of New York have been named valedictorians and salutatorians of their divisions in the Class of 2026—an achievement that reflects both academic excellence and a strong commitment to public service. The honorees include Kathryn Gioiosa and Pop Joslaine Manos, who were named valedictorians, and […]
NYC Green Fund Awards $397,000 in Grassroots Grants to Community Park Groups Across New York City
NYC Green Fund—City Parks Foundation and Partnerships for Parks have announced the recipients of the spring 2026 NYC Green Fund Grassroots grant program, providing $397,000 in funding to 60 community groups volunteering in parks and open spaces across New York City. Founded during the COVID‑19 pandemic, the NYC Green Fund is a pooled grant program […]
The Charles H. Revson Foundation Annual Biomedical Fellows Seminar and Dinner
NEW YORK, NY — 5/05/2026 —The Charles H. Revson Foundation hosted its annual Biomedical Fellows Seminar and Dinner on May 5, 2026, bringing together a community of early-career scientists, established alumni, and Foundation leadership. The day-long event serves as a cornerstone of the Revson Biomedical Fellowship program, providing a platform for current fellows to share […]
Welcoming the 2026 Moynihan Center Public Service Fellowship Recipients
The Moynihan Center—Twenty-Five City College Students Join the Moynihan Center as Public Service Fellows The Moynihan Center at The City College of New York (CCNY) announces its 2026–2027 cohort of Moynihan Public Service Fellows. Twenty-five undergraduates, drawn from across CCNY’s schools and disciplines, will enter a two-year program of cohort-based seminars, mentorship, and fully funded summer […]
The Charles H. Revson Foundation Welcomes Dr. Bradley Bernstein MD, PhD to Its Board of Directors
NEW YORK, NY — 3/19/2026 — The Charles H. Revson Foundation is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Bradley Bernstein, MD, PhD, to its Board of Directors. Dr. Bernstein serves as the Chair of Cancer Biology at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Director of the Epigenomics Program at the Broad Institute. His research focuses […]
New York Focus Is Suing the State Prison Agency
NEW YORK FOCUS—Prison officials have refused to release crucial records on how the agency handles allegations of sexual abuse. For the past year, reporters at New York Focus and Hell Gate have been working together to report on the extraordinary number of sexual abuse allegations made by people held in New York prisons in a flood of lawsuits under the Adult Survivors […]
Why it’s hard for American Jews to talk about democracy — and why we absolutely must
JEWISH TELEGRAPHIC AGENCY—A call to discussion from the heads of the Shalom Hartman Institute and A More Perfect Union. At a time when American democracy faces real threats, many mainstream Jewish leaders are struggling to find public footing. Some leaders have spoken out, and some institutions and denominations have joined together on statements condemning violence, cruelty, […]
Israeli artist is TSU’s semester-long artist in residence
JEWISH HERALD-VOICE—At a moment of rising antisemitism, BAMAH exchange program builds bridges through Israeli art and human connection Beginning next fall, Texas Southern University will welcome an Israeli artist in residence – not for a single performance or lecture, but for a full semester of teaching, creating and building relationships on campus. The exchange is […]