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Center for Culture & Arts
Center for Community
Bronfman Center for Jewish Life
Goldman Center for Children & Family
Belfer Center for Innovation & Social Impact

The 92nd Street Y, New York is a world-class cultural and community center where people all over the world connect through culture, arts, entertainment and conversation. For over 150 years, we have harnessed the power of arts and ideas to enrich, enlighten and change lives, and the power of community to repair the world.

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The 92NY Center for Culture & Arts, a historic cornerstone of New York’s cultural landscape, continues to define the city’s creative pulse. With its unmatched talks, world-class concerts, innovative dance, literary events, and dynamic arts education, it remains a vital force in global culture.

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In a world where community is more essential than ever, The 92nd Street Y has made it the cornerstone of its mission for 150 years. Today, our community stretches beyond borders, connecting individuals from every corner of the globe. We embrace people of all faiths, backgrounds, and beliefs, creating a vibrant, inclusive space where generations come together and bonds are formed.

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Events
Adult Classes
Derekh Torah
(Immersion Course)
Jewish Content
(Videos, Conversations, Sermons, and more)
The Elie Weisel Living Archive

By Age:
Shababa
Jewish Education for Kids
(ATiD)
Chaverut BBYO
(Jewish Teen Program)

The 92NY Bronfman Center for Jewish Life is dedicated to deepening Jewish identity through the pursuit of knowledge, the celebration of culture, and engagement with Israel.

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Young Writers Workshop
(Creative writing classes for teens)
Nursery School
Jewish Family Programs
Private Parties
Afterschool Program
School Engagement in the Arts

92NY’s Goldman Center for Children and Family provides an exceptional array of programs designed to support children at every stage of their development.

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The Belfer Center for Innovation & Social Impact invests in community builders who turn individual generosity into collective energy. By sharing ideas, nurturing leaders, and scaling what works, we help everyday changemakers forge stronger connections, illuminate new paths, and turn local sparks into bright, enduring beacons of positive social progress.

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Alanis Morissette with Anthony DeCurtis

Sandra Fluke on the Affordable Care Act and a "War on Women"

Ripped from the Inbox: Obama Campaign Emails

Everyday People: On Entitlement Programs

2012: On Preventing Tragedies Like Colorado

Paul Rieckhoff: We Need More Than Yellow Bumper Stickers

Connor Ratliff for President: He’s Old Enough!

Ralph Macchio on The Karate Kid

Everyday People: On Their Number One Election Issue

James Carville: Issue Isn’t Whether You’re Rich; It’s Whether You’re Clueless

Scott Blakeman: A Lighter Look at the U.S. Constitution

James Carville and Stan Greenberg: Is College Worth the Cost?

Damon Root: On the Conservative vs. Libertarian Take on the Constitution

Joe Scarborough: How Do We Create an Economy That Rebuilds the Middle Class

Severn Suzuki: "We care about what it is going on in Rio and beyond"

Former Senator Evan Bayh: "We're All In the Same Boat Now"

Chris Hedges and Jonathan Haidt: On Capitalism

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