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Jul
03
6:00pm - 7:30pm
Marcy Libary
Join the Marcy Library for a summer series of free painting classes with Weill Cornell Medicine. Classes will be led by a trained art instructor and all art supplies will be provided. Participants have the opportunity to learn about clinical trials with Weill Cornell's BRIDGE Program, created to improve the health of historically underserved communities. Open to adults of all ages. Bring your friends and neighbors for a relaxing session of painting at the library!
Jul
25
2:00pm - 3:00pm
Hazel Brooks Neighborhood Senior Center
Multiple Myeloma is a blood cancer that is twice more common in those of African ancestry than those of any other race/ethnicity.Learn more about this condition and its signs and symptoms during Myeloma Minute — a community-based discussion aimed to empower you about your health!
Aug
07
6:00pm - 7:30pm
Marcy Libary
Join the Marcy Library for a summer series of free painting classes with Weill Cornell Medicine. Classes will be led by a trained art instructor and all art supplies will be provided. Participants have the opportunity to learn about clinical trials with Weill Cornell's BRIDGE Program, created to improve the health of historically underserved communities. Open to adults of all ages. Bring your friends and neighbors for a relaxing session of painting at the library!
Past Community Outreach Events
Dr. Nima Ghalehsari of NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital speaks at Myeloma Minute at Maranatha SDA in Brooklyn, NY
Health and Wellness in the Caribbean Community on Talk A D Town Radio (TTR):
Patient Navigator, Kareen Lambert, of NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital is joined by Dr. Nima Ghalehsari (NYP-BMH) and BRIDGE Program Manager, Kellie Jack, to educate the Caribbean community on blood cancers
Blood Cancer Awareness Conversation on Caribbean Power Jam Radio:
Patient Navigator, Kareen Lambert, of New York-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital is joined by Dr. Adrienne Phillips (Weill Cornell Medicine) and BRIDGE Program Manager, Kellie Jack, to educate the Caribbean-American community on blood cancers and the importance of clinical trials.