Community

One in five people in NYC is food insecure. While the pandemic has highlighted inequality in our society, it has also brought forth shining examples of the helpers. Come together as a community to gain a greater understanding of how we all can contribute to the full circle of efforts combatting hunger and food insecurity in our neighborhood.

Join the Rev. Phillip A. Jackson, Trinity's Priest-in-charge, in conversation with Professor Frank Snowden of Yale University, author of Epidemics and Society: From Black Death to the Present.

Even before the pandemic, Thomas Little had trouble transitioning his healthcare when he returned home post-incarceration: “They don’t give you no medical coverage, they don’t tell you what doctors to go to. Nothing. So if you don’t have it in advance, you have a serious problem.”

Join us for a discussion of depression, its relationship to physical health, and ways to treat depression while considering both the mind and the body.

Lanetta Hill knows firsthand the challenges our neighbors encounter when trying to find safe and stable housing after incarceration. Learn how you can advocate for our justice-involved neighbors to sustain a place they can call home.

Too much stress can be detrimental to our health. Join us for a free well-being talk with Danielle Pendarvis, Pace University.