Guangzhou, China native, Bin Feng celebrates his homeland through his remarkable artwork, using traditional Chinese techniques and imagery to create works that have earned placements in prestigious exhibitions and fairs.
AHRC NYC CEO Marco Damiani and Board Member Germaine Laviscount Scott at a block party planned by ADAPT Community Services to celebrate 50 years of advocacy since Geraldo Rivera’s expose on Willowbrook in 1972.
We congratulate Marco Damiani for his receipt of Pace University's Opportunitas in Action Award, in recognition of a leader who has been an innovative thinker and has made positive contributions to the community in the spirit of the University's motto Opportunitas.
Margaret Purce, a star forward for NY/NJ Gotham FC in the National Women’s Soccer League and recent Thurman Munson Awards Honoree, visited AHRC NYC programs in April 2022.
We spotlight Noreen Keenan, a Nurse with AHRC NYC's Residential Services, as we celebrate National Nurses Day and the nursing professionals across our organization who bring a personal touch to their important work.
Artists and staff members from Queens-based programs were showcased in Home: The Spaces We Inhabit, an exhibition held at The Local NY in Long Island City.
AHRC NYC self-advocates and staff members joined our Project SHINE partners at Planned Parenthood for a virtual Day of Action 2022 on Tuesday, March 8.
The Brooklyn Reporter published an article about Jake Bradshaw, a student at AHRC NYC's Brooklyn Blue Feather Elementary School who created a comic book with his father to tell stories using relatable scenarios that are common to individuals on the autism spectrum.
AHRC NYC welcomed Kerri Neifeld, Commissioner of OPWDD, for a tour of two programs, meeting supported workers at an employment hub, & a visit with two of its corporate partners.
AHRC NYC leadership, staff, & families joined with advocates from across the country to support disability rights as part of the 2022 Disability Policy Seminar in Washington D.C
As we celebrate Autism Acceptance Month we share the story of an AHRC NYC elementary school student and his dad who worked together to develop a comic book series.
The Spring 2022 edition of ASN features an article about Sam Wilkinson, a graduate of AHRC NYC’s Melissa Riggio Higher Education Program (MHREP) at BMCC, who also matriculated at Hunter College.
The Spring 2022 edition of ASN features an article about Meghan Mattei, a student of AHRC NYC's Melissa Riggio Higher Education Program, who is speaking up for more opportunities for students with disabilities to earn a degree.