City of Workers, City of Struggle Lesson: Civil Rights and Union Rights
Germ City: Epidemics throughout New York’s History
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Digitizing the Work of John Vachon in the LOOK Magazine Collection
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Processing and Cataloging the LOOK Magazine Collection
Learn about the Museum's project to catalog, process, and digitize our LOOK magazine photo archive collection.
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A Reading List for Rebel Women
Tuesday, October 2, 2018
Processing and Cataloging the LOOK Magazine Collection
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One of the five challenges explored in the Future City Lab’s “Living Together” section addresses New York City’s diversity, reflected in its demographics, culture, cuisine, and entrepreneurial spirit. See how the repeal of DACA will impact NYC.
Earth Day 2018 – How Are we Doing?
Kubi Ackerman, Director of the Future City Lab, takes a look at the many ways that New York City is trying to improve the environment, and how it’s progressing towards its goals.
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The Extraordinary “Mother” Mandelbaum
In honor of Mother’s Day, learn about a different, but very New York kind of mother — NYC’s original “Mother of Crooks” Fredericka “Marm” Mandelbaum.
Gertrude Hoffman and the Dance That Offended Public Decency
Before Madonna and Britney, there was Gertrude Hoffman, a dancer who pushed the boundaries of public decency and paved the way for future female performers.