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        • Economic Study Finds MERC Is Next Step To Progress - Sam Cristy, SIUC
        • Our Community, Our Land - Saul Porter, SIUC
        • Colorism - Malasia Reed, CHS Student
        • An American Family - Rachel Sanchez, Educator
        • When Will Segregation End? - Ania Nixon, CHS Student
        • A Vision of Hope for Relief - Jaylette Jones Tottenville HS Student
        • Who Am I? - Nodrot Adebayo Tottenville HS Student
        • The Black Mid-Island Experience - Chelsea Jones, Tottenville HS Student
        • A Black Male Enters the South Shore - Tecumsay Morris, CHS Student
        • Tompkinsville Park is Healing and Everyone is making a difference
      • Our Urban Town Spring Summer 2021 - Refresh & Reimagine Blog Version >
        • Refresh & Reimagine Our Urban Town For A Post COVId 19 World
        • Coming Soon To Tompkinsville Spring/Summer 2021 Park
        • Happening Now In Tompkinsville Spring Summer 2021
        • Racial Impact Study Would Enhance Equitable Outcomes - By Kelly Vilar
        • Community Spotlight on Jersey Street
        • Landfill Fashionistas Live On >
          • Art and Action for Social & Environmental Justice
        • Notes from a Landfill Fashionista: Meat Consumption - A Major Polluter By Amara Cordero, Youth Writer
      • The Landfill Fashionista: Podcasting for the Environment
      • Our Urban Town Winter 2021 Blog Version
      • Our Urban Town Winter 2021 >
        • Congratulations to the Friends of Tompkinsville Park and to Artist Musa Hixson
        • The Fabulous Art of Shani Mitchell
        • Landfill Fashionista Art Wall of Portraits at Snug Harbor Cultural Center Through June 2021
        • Take Yourself Off Mute By Rev. Dr. Alfonso Wyatt
        • Grassroots Litter Program Underway
        • Supporting The Mental Health of Teens During COVID-19 Pandemic By Dr. Grace Feyijinmi
        • A Case For Moving Towards a More Culturally Responsive Education For Black and Brown Children By Fern Metcalf
        • Writings of Tysen Metcalf
      • Mental Boxing With Tysen
      • Spring/Summer 2020 >
        • "Tompkinsville’s Urban Village" by John Kilcullen
        • "Two Lynchings, One Borough: The Legacy of a Racialized Community" by Debbie-Ann Paige
        • "Conversations with Staten Islanders The Right to Lifer and the Progressive" by Roxanne Mustafa
        • "Census2020 Staten Island" by Tatiana Arguella
        • "Bittersweet: A Poem for the Environment" by Kristy Anderson
      • Spring/Summer 2019 >
        • "Living A Life Centered on Helping The Community" by Amoy Barnes
        • "Food for Thought" by Melishia Brown
        • "My Thoughts on Immigration" by Friday Martinez
        • "My Period" by Tiffany Davis
        • "REsistah Radio On AIR" by Kelly Villar
        • "Youth & The Power of Words: Thoughts on Teaching Creative Writing to Young People" by Raymond Ramirez
        • Haikus & Pantoums
      • Spring 2018 >
        • "Finding Your Authentic Feminine Power Voice" by Deborah Quinones,
        • "Why We Fight For Housing Dignity On Staten Island" by Deacon Mary Bourne
        • "The Black Helicopter Mom Chronicles" by Tammy Greer Brown
        • "Dyslexic Friendly Communities" by Laura Cavallieri
        • "A Daughter of DACA" by Judith Prado
        • "The Call For The Young Women’s Leadership School On Staten Island" by Susan Master
        • "Profiles of the Past and Present"
        • "The Food Deserts of Staten Island" by Susan Fowler
        • "Profiles of the Future"
        • "Paying It Forward" by Rosalind Diaz
        • "The New Surge of Women Entering the Political Arena: A Moment or a Movement" by Jasmine “Jasi” Robinson
        • "Nature and Justice" by Rev. Gabriella Velardi
        • "Why I March?" by Lorie Honor
        • "War is a Justice Issue" by Brittany Ramos DeBarros
      • Fall/Winter 2018 >
        • "The Debate: Jane Jacobs & Robert Moses On The Developing North Shore" by Kelly Vilar
        • "Why We Fight For Housing Dignity On Staten Island" by Deacon Mary Bourne
        • "Making Businesses Work on Bay Street" by Lorie Honor
        • "The Role of Civic Groups in Shaping Development & Advocating for Communities"
        • "Visualizing The North Shore" by Nicholas Zvegintzov
        • "Reflections on Serving the Poorest Staten Islanders" by Zulma Cruz
        • "Staten Island’s Unacknowledged Crisis of Environmental Devastation" by Saul Porter
        • "Out of School, Out of Work, But Not Out of Options" by Elizabeth Speck & Faoziyat Sanusi
        • "We’re Still Here" by Annecia Steiniger
        • "Thriving Students Reflect Thriving Communities" by Lou Bruschi
        • "The Mis-Education of Staten Island Development" by Kelly Vilar
        • "Maritime Education A future for Staten Island youth" by Captain Ann Fraioli
        • "Nature and Justice" by Rev. Gabriella Velardi
        • "The Promise of Tompkinsville Park: Why we don't give up." by Katie McCarthy
      • Summer 2017 >
        • "Editor's Page URBY and Democracy" by Annecia Steiniger
        • "We’re Still Here" by Annecia Steiniger
        • "Adaptation To Climate Change" by Annecia Steiniger
        • "Reclaim Our Harbors Through Maritime Education" by Isabel Bruschi
        • "Visualizing The North Shore" by Nicholas Zvegintzov
        • "Issues: A Hip Hop View" by Brendyn Owoyemi
        • "Recreation" by Nicolas Vilar
        • "My Concerns for the Growing North Shore of Staten Island" by Delcia Coye
        • Inaugural Issue Fall 2016 >
          • "The Debate: Jane Jacobs & Robert Moses On The Developing North Shore" by Kelly Vilar
          • "The Cromwell Update" by Steve Joseph
          • "The Role of Civic Groups in Shaping Development & Advocating for Communities"
          • "Making Businesses Work on Bay Street" by Lorie Honor
          • "Graffiti and Street Art on Staten Island" by Chris Penn
          • "Why have a Maritime Education & Recreation Corridor?"
          • "Staten Islander's Deserve Housing with Dignity" by Nick Petrie
          • "No School Seats, No Development" by Barbara Sanchez
          • "Confessions of a Black Helicopter Mom" by Tammy Greer Brown
        • "The Power of Play" by Kelly Vilar
      • Winter 2017 >
        • "The Mis-Education of Staten Island Development" by Kelly Vilar
        • "Thriving Students Reflect Thriving Communities" by Lou Bruschi
        • "Bringing Arts, History & Education to the Table: “Sandy Ground at St. John’s” Finale and Our Next Steps" by Robert Fanuzzi
        • "Dyslexic Friendly Communities" by Laura Cavallieri
        • "Breaking Barriers" by Naomi Watts
        • "Truly Organic" by Carmen Abercrombie
        • "Confessions of a Black Helicopter Mom Part Two" by Tammy Greer Brown
        • "An Essay on Social Justice" by Tysen Marcellus Metcalf,
        • "Maritime Education A future for Staten Island youth" by Captain Ann Fraioli
        • "#rebuildcromwell Open Letter No. 16"
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Upcoming Events

April 14th, 2026

4/14/2026

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🌱 It’s My Park Day – Tompkinsville ParkSaturday, April 18, 2026
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Join SIUC and community partners for It’s My Park Day at Tompkinsville Park as we come together to care for and improve our shared green spaces.
Participants will help with:
  • Park clean-up and litter removal
  • Weed clearing and general maintenance
  • Preparing the space for spring and summer pollinator planting
This is a meaningful opportunity for youth and community members to give back, build pride in their neighborhood, and contribute to environmental stewardship efforts that support a healthier park for everyone.
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Join us for Play in the Park on Wednesday April 15th 4th 2026 3PM-6PM at Tompkinsville Park on Bay St., Victory Blvd.

4/14/2026

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🌿 Play in the ParkWednesday, April 15 & 29th
3:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Join SIUC for an afternoon of fun, creativity, and community connection at our Play in the Park event!
This is a relaxed, family-friendly space where youth and community members can come together to enjoy outdoor games and activities including:
  • Jenga
  • Hula hooping
  • Group games and interactive activities
  • Photo opportunities at the Casita
This event is all about joy, movement, and bringing people together in a positive outdoor environment. Friends and families are encouraged to attend and participate.
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A Pause Between Bites: An Interactive Dining Experience

4/14/2026

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A Pause Between Bites is a thoughtfully curated experience that brings people together over food, conversation, and connection. Hosted at Staten Island Urban Center (SIUC) and presented in collaboration with Destiny’s Happy Hour and Padro Kitchen, this gathering invites guests to engage in something deeper than a typical night out.

This is more than a 4-course meal—it’s an opportunity to be present.
Each course is paired with guided dialogue, encouraging guests to share, reflect, and connect in a relaxed and welcoming environment. Whether you come with friends or arrive solo, the experience is designed to feel inclusive, intentional, and community-driven.

The evening includes a full dining experience with:
  • Salad, appetizer, entrée, and dessert
  • A complimentary glass of sangria
  • Interactive prompts and conversation moments throughout
Menu options will include poultry, fish, and vegetarian selections to accommodate a variety of preferences.

Date: Saturday, April 18
Time: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Location: 206 Bay Street, Staten Island, NY 10301
Age Requirement: 21+
Dress Code: Fly and/or jiggy—come as your best self.
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Join us at the 2nd Annual Sneaker Giveaway Returns to Staten Island

3/28/2026

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​2nd Annual Sneaker Giveaway Returns to Staten IslandCommunity, connection, and giving back are coming together once again in a big way.
On Saturday, March 28th, The Sneaker Room and True 2 Life proudly present the 2nd Annual Sneaker Giveaway, hosted by the Staten Island Urban Center. This highly anticipated event is all about supporting the community—especially the youth—by providing essential items, uplifting experiences, and, of course, fresh sneakers.
Event Details📍 Location: 206 Bay Street, Staten Island, NY 10301
🕐 Time: 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
What to ExpectThis isn’t just a giveaway—it’s a full community experience.
Attendees can look forward to:
  • 👟 Free sneakers (while supplies last)
  • 🍽️ Food and supplies provided by Restoring Faith
  • 🎤 Special guests
  • 🎶 Music by Mr. Untouchable
  • 🎁 Additional giveaways throughout the event
Tickets will be distributed on-site, one per person, while supplies last.
Important Information
  • All children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult (21+).
  • Supplies are limited, so arriving early is strongly encouraged.
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EJ Coalition Monthly Meeting Tuesday March 17, 2026

3/6/2026

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Who Needs Healting?  An Open Mic

3/6/2026

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Resistah Radio Presents... Music of Revolutionary Women Tuesday, March 17, 2026 4pm to 6pm on Maker Park Radio

3/6/2026

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Hope you can join us for the 4th Annual Paper Doll Revolution Paper Doll Making Workshop

3/6/2026

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SIUC will be working remotely on Wednesday Feb 25th 2026. Drum Circle Session will resume on Wed March 11th.

2/24/2026

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We will be working remotely on Wednesday Feb 25th 2026 at our locations.


All meetings will be remote 💻
Check our website and social media for updates


Www.siurbancenter.org
Facebook & instagram @siurbancenter


Keep in touch via email: [email protected]


Stay Safe
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Assata Study Group for Black History Month at Staten Island Urban Center Hosted by Party for Socialism and Liberation Friday, February 27, 2026 | 6–8 PM | 206 Bay Street, Staten Island, NY

2/20/2026

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Assata Study Group hosted by the Party for Socialism and Liberation in honor of Black History Month on Friday, February 27, 2026 6pm to 8pm at Staten Island Urban Center 206 Bay Street, Staten Island NY 10301 Register at bit.ly/assatastudy
Register Here
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Join us for the Open Mic Series: Who Needs Healing? Saturday March 21st from 7pm at Staten Island Urban Center, 206, Bay Street, SI, NY. 10301 FREE EVENT

2/20/2026

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​On March 21st, we are bringing back the open mic series: Who Needs Healing?
We are living in a time where some healing through poetry and art is necessary. This series is about community not platform.
This series is organized by these extraordinary humans: Ellen Dotts, Alysia Kayla Van Manen, Julie Bentsen and myself.
It will take place at the mighty Staten Island Urban Center, 206, Bay Street, SI, NY.
This is a FREE event.
Features TBA.
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EJ Coalition of Staten Island Hosts Meeting on EJ Projects Briefings on the North Shore Waterfront Corridor

2/14/2026

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Honoring Arturo Alfonso Schomburg: A Black History Month Celebration at SIUC Saturday Feb 28th from 3pm-6pm

2/10/2026

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​RSVP & SupportPlease RSVP using the QR code on the flyer or by emailing [email protected].
A suggested $10 donation will support the ongoing work of the Boricua Legacy Project, helping sustain culturally grounded programming and historical preservation efforts.
Whether you’re a lifelong learner, an artist, an educator, or simply someone who believes in the power of community, we hope you’ll join us for this meaningful Black History Month celebration.
Come learn, reflect, and celebrate with us.
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Black History Month With Staten Island Community Alliance

2/7/2026

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Youth Business Workshop with Angela Russo

2/2/2026

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Drum Circle resumes tonight!  5:30 to 7:30

1/28/2026

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206 Bay Street Closed Tuesday Jan 27th Due to Weather

1/27/2026

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Please stay safe this weekend! NYC EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ISSUES A HAZARDOUS TRAVEL ADVISORY FOR SUNDAY, JANUARY 25 UNTIL MONDAY, JANUARY 26A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for New York City from 3 a.m. Sunday, January 25 Until 6 p.m. Monday, January 26

1/23/2026

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Join us for our Friends of Tompkinsville Park Meeting Wednesday Feb 4th 2026 6PM at 206 Bay Street Ground Floor SI NY 10301

1/14/2026

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Please join us for Drum Circle Sessions with percussionist Gregory Taylor... starts Wednesday January 14 at 5:30pm and continues every other Wednesday at same time... at the new Staten Island Urban Center space at 206 Bay on Ground Floor...

1/11/2026

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Happy New Year... Teens invited to our vision and affirmations art workshop... turning 2026 from dreams to goals to action... Wednesday January 14, 2026 from 3pm to 5pm... at Staten Island Urban Center 206 Bay St. Ground Floor.

1/11/2026

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Join Us for the Grand Opening of SIUC’s New 206 Bay Street Storefront!

12/4/2025

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Staten Island Urban Center is proud to announce the Grand Opening of our brand-new storefront location at 206 Bay Street—and we’re inviting the entire community to celebrate with us!
📅 When: Saturday, December 6, 2025
⏰ Time: 12PM – 4PM
📍 Where: 206 Bay Street, Staten Island, NY 10301
This new space represents a major step forward in our mission to uplift youth voices, strengthen community leadership, and expand our presence in the neighborhoods we serve. The storefront will serve as a home for youth programming, creative media projects, community gatherings, environmental and social justice work, and new initiatives shaped in partnership with Staten Island residents.
To make the day even more special, Padro’s Kitchen will be catering the event, bringing amazing local flavor to our celebration.
Guests will have the chance to:
  • Explore our new storefront
  • Meet SIUC youth, staff, and community partners
  • Learn about upcoming programs and opportunities
  • Enjoy delicious food from Padro’s Kitchen
  • Celebrate with music, activities, and a welcoming community atmosphere
We’re incredibly grateful for the support that has brought us to this moment, and we look forward to sharing this milestone with all of you.
Mark your calendars and help us spread the word—real community grows here.
We can’t wait to celebrate together on December 6th!
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Community Conversation: Solar District Lighting in Tompkinsville

10/1/2025

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Community Conversation on Solar District Lighting

Staten Island Urban Center, in partnership with NYC Small Business Services, invites you to a community conversation on the design and installation of Commercial Solar District Lighting in Tompkinsville.
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📅 Thursday, October 9, 2025
🕠 5:30–7:30 PM
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📍 Staten Island Urban Center, 206 Bay Street (Ground Floor)
RSVP: [email protected] or scan the QR code.
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Divine Women in Concert: The Butterflies & Cardinals Show

10/1/2025

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🌟 Divine Women in Concert: The Butterflies & Cardinals Show​
📅 Saturday, October 4th, 2025
🕡 Doors Open: 6:30 PM | 🎶 Show Starts: 8:00 PM
📍 St. George Theatre, Staten Island
Join us for a transformative evening filled with music, art, and female empowerment! 🎤✨ Enjoy performances by incredible artists, musicians, and creators while celebrating beauty, hope, and remembrance. Proceeds and donations will benefit the Tackling Youth Substance Abuse Program (TYSA).
👉 Don’t miss out—invite your friends, spread the word, and be part of this unforgettable night!
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Urban Roots & Culture at Tompkinsville Park – Saturday, August 16, 2025 | 12 PM–4 PM FREE EVENT!

8/12/2025

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🌿✨ Urban Roots & Culture at Tompkinsville Park ✨🌿
We’re closing out the summer and the season’s final Tompkinsville Afro Caribbean & Latin Food & Spice Market – International Edition! 🎉
📅 Saturday, August 16th | 🕛 12–4 PM
📍 Tompkinsville Park, 45 Victory Blvd, Staten Island
Join us for an unforgettable day of live performances, international flavors, and vibrant community energy. Enjoy delicious food, unique vendors, music, art, and activities for all ages. 🍲🎶💃
FREE & open to everyone — all are welcome! Bring your friends, family, and neighbors, and let’s send off the summer and our market season in style. 🌞
✨ Don’t miss it — this is your last chance until next year!
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  • Community Development
    • North Shore Plan & MERC
    • Food & Spice Market
    • Our Urban Town News >
      • Our Urban Town News - Spring Summer 2022 Perceptions >
        • Our Urban Town Spring Summer 2022 Perceptions Cover
        • Community Spotlight - Against Da Grain Angie Feature
        • Economic Study Finds MERC Is Next Step To Progress - Sam Cristy, SIUC
        • Our Community, Our Land - Saul Porter, SIUC
        • Colorism - Malasia Reed, CHS Student
        • An American Family - Rachel Sanchez, Educator
        • When Will Segregation End? - Ania Nixon, CHS Student
        • A Vision of Hope for Relief - Jaylette Jones Tottenville HS Student
        • Who Am I? - Nodrot Adebayo Tottenville HS Student
        • The Black Mid-Island Experience - Chelsea Jones, Tottenville HS Student
        • A Black Male Enters the South Shore - Tecumsay Morris, CHS Student
        • Tompkinsville Park is Healing and Everyone is making a difference
      • Our Urban Town Spring Summer 2021 - Refresh & Reimagine Blog Version >
        • Refresh & Reimagine Our Urban Town For A Post COVId 19 World
        • Coming Soon To Tompkinsville Spring/Summer 2021 Park
        • Happening Now In Tompkinsville Spring Summer 2021
        • Racial Impact Study Would Enhance Equitable Outcomes - By Kelly Vilar
        • Community Spotlight on Jersey Street
        • Landfill Fashionistas Live On >
          • Art and Action for Social & Environmental Justice
        • Notes from a Landfill Fashionista: Meat Consumption - A Major Polluter By Amara Cordero, Youth Writer
      • The Landfill Fashionista: Podcasting for the Environment
      • Our Urban Town Winter 2021 Blog Version
      • Our Urban Town Winter 2021 >
        • Congratulations to the Friends of Tompkinsville Park and to Artist Musa Hixson
        • The Fabulous Art of Shani Mitchell
        • Landfill Fashionista Art Wall of Portraits at Snug Harbor Cultural Center Through June 2021
        • Take Yourself Off Mute By Rev. Dr. Alfonso Wyatt
        • Grassroots Litter Program Underway
        • Supporting The Mental Health of Teens During COVID-19 Pandemic By Dr. Grace Feyijinmi
        • A Case For Moving Towards a More Culturally Responsive Education For Black and Brown Children By Fern Metcalf
        • Writings of Tysen Metcalf
      • Mental Boxing With Tysen
      • Spring/Summer 2020 >
        • "Tompkinsville’s Urban Village" by John Kilcullen
        • "Two Lynchings, One Borough: The Legacy of a Racialized Community" by Debbie-Ann Paige
        • "Conversations with Staten Islanders The Right to Lifer and the Progressive" by Roxanne Mustafa
        • "Census2020 Staten Island" by Tatiana Arguella
        • "Bittersweet: A Poem for the Environment" by Kristy Anderson
      • Spring/Summer 2019 >
        • "Living A Life Centered on Helping The Community" by Amoy Barnes
        • "Food for Thought" by Melishia Brown
        • "My Thoughts on Immigration" by Friday Martinez
        • "My Period" by Tiffany Davis
        • "REsistah Radio On AIR" by Kelly Villar
        • "Youth & The Power of Words: Thoughts on Teaching Creative Writing to Young People" by Raymond Ramirez
        • Haikus & Pantoums
      • Spring 2018 >
        • "Finding Your Authentic Feminine Power Voice" by Deborah Quinones,
        • "Why We Fight For Housing Dignity On Staten Island" by Deacon Mary Bourne
        • "The Black Helicopter Mom Chronicles" by Tammy Greer Brown
        • "Dyslexic Friendly Communities" by Laura Cavallieri
        • "A Daughter of DACA" by Judith Prado
        • "The Call For The Young Women’s Leadership School On Staten Island" by Susan Master
        • "Profiles of the Past and Present"
        • "The Food Deserts of Staten Island" by Susan Fowler
        • "Profiles of the Future"
        • "Paying It Forward" by Rosalind Diaz
        • "The New Surge of Women Entering the Political Arena: A Moment or a Movement" by Jasmine “Jasi” Robinson
        • "Nature and Justice" by Rev. Gabriella Velardi
        • "Why I March?" by Lorie Honor
        • "War is a Justice Issue" by Brittany Ramos DeBarros
      • Fall/Winter 2018 >
        • "The Debate: Jane Jacobs & Robert Moses On The Developing North Shore" by Kelly Vilar
        • "Why We Fight For Housing Dignity On Staten Island" by Deacon Mary Bourne
        • "Making Businesses Work on Bay Street" by Lorie Honor
        • "The Role of Civic Groups in Shaping Development & Advocating for Communities"
        • "Visualizing The North Shore" by Nicholas Zvegintzov
        • "Reflections on Serving the Poorest Staten Islanders" by Zulma Cruz
        • "Staten Island’s Unacknowledged Crisis of Environmental Devastation" by Saul Porter
        • "Out of School, Out of Work, But Not Out of Options" by Elizabeth Speck & Faoziyat Sanusi
        • "We’re Still Here" by Annecia Steiniger
        • "Thriving Students Reflect Thriving Communities" by Lou Bruschi
        • "The Mis-Education of Staten Island Development" by Kelly Vilar
        • "Maritime Education A future for Staten Island youth" by Captain Ann Fraioli
        • "Nature and Justice" by Rev. Gabriella Velardi
        • "The Promise of Tompkinsville Park: Why we don't give up." by Katie McCarthy
      • Summer 2017 >
        • "Editor's Page URBY and Democracy" by Annecia Steiniger
        • "We’re Still Here" by Annecia Steiniger
        • "Adaptation To Climate Change" by Annecia Steiniger
        • "Reclaim Our Harbors Through Maritime Education" by Isabel Bruschi
        • "Visualizing The North Shore" by Nicholas Zvegintzov
        • "Issues: A Hip Hop View" by Brendyn Owoyemi
        • "Recreation" by Nicolas Vilar
        • "My Concerns for the Growing North Shore of Staten Island" by Delcia Coye
        • Inaugural Issue Fall 2016 >
          • "The Debate: Jane Jacobs & Robert Moses On The Developing North Shore" by Kelly Vilar
          • "The Cromwell Update" by Steve Joseph
          • "The Role of Civic Groups in Shaping Development & Advocating for Communities"
          • "Making Businesses Work on Bay Street" by Lorie Honor
          • "Graffiti and Street Art on Staten Island" by Chris Penn
          • "Why have a Maritime Education & Recreation Corridor?"
          • "Staten Islander's Deserve Housing with Dignity" by Nick Petrie
          • "No School Seats, No Development" by Barbara Sanchez
          • "Confessions of a Black Helicopter Mom" by Tammy Greer Brown
        • "The Power of Play" by Kelly Vilar
      • Winter 2017 >
        • "The Mis-Education of Staten Island Development" by Kelly Vilar
        • "Thriving Students Reflect Thriving Communities" by Lou Bruschi
        • "Bringing Arts, History & Education to the Table: “Sandy Ground at St. John’s” Finale and Our Next Steps" by Robert Fanuzzi
        • "Dyslexic Friendly Communities" by Laura Cavallieri
        • "Breaking Barriers" by Naomi Watts
        • "Truly Organic" by Carmen Abercrombie
        • "Confessions of a Black Helicopter Mom Part Two" by Tammy Greer Brown
        • "An Essay on Social Justice" by Tysen Marcellus Metcalf,
        • "Maritime Education A future for Staten Island youth" by Captain Ann Fraioli
        • "#rebuildcromwell Open Letter No. 16"
  • volunteer or donate
  • Gallery & Film
    • SIUC Youth Media
    • Documentary: Our Urban Town
  • Press
  • We are Innovators & Activists
  • Registration Form