Creating Change Through Partnerships
Affordable housing is essential to thriving communities, yet remains a major challenge in New York City. The Parodneck Foundation addresses this through preserving housing, empowering residents, and fostering resilience.
Aging in place allows seniors to remain in their homes and communities, preserving their independence and connections to the people and places they cherish. However, as homes age and physical needs change, many seniors face challenges that can make staying at home unsafe or difficult.
85th Anniversary Cooperative Democracy Conference
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION (1937-2022)
COOPERATIVE DEMOCRACY CONFERENCE The Segal Theater CUNY Graduate Center 365 Fifth Ave
NOVEMBER 4, 2022
IRMA RODRIGUEZ, Parodneck Foundation Board President
Email: irmaerodriguez@gmail.
85TH ANNIVERSARY YEAR THE PARODNECK FOUNDATION
COOPERATIVE DEMOCRACY CONFERENCE
The Segal Theater
Cuny Graduate Center Martin E. Segal Theatre Center
365 Fifth Ave, New York NY 10016
NOVEMBER 4, 2022 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
YOU ARE THE HISTORY THAT YOU MAKE – HOW MUTUAL AID, COOPERATION AND COLLECTIVE EMPOWERMENT OF THE PEOPLE CAN BUILD DEMOCRACY.
If you are working for social justice and feel that there must be a better way to organize ourselves politically and economically, you should not miss this conference.
Next year (2012) we will mark 75 years of our work in the fields of milk, cooperative democracy, housing and community development. Look for our announcements, which will begin to circulate in the coming weeks, save the date, and join us in a celebration of what people can accomplish when they work together for social and economic justice.
In the mid-1980s the city’s in rem crisis had subsided. As many of our readers will recall, the “quick vesting” law of 1976 brought tens of thousands of distressed multi-family units into city ownership. It was a challenge unprecedented in the history of the city and one that was managed with extraordinary vision and innovation.
2009 CATCH MHAs Events
