News from AHRC New York City’s Preschool and School-Age programs.

forbes.com: I’m Worried About Student Mental Health Post-Pandemic—Here’s How We Can Help

Pace University President, Marvin Krislov contributed an article to forbes.com, about the impact of the pandemic on college students, also noting that the pandemic has had some of its most profound effects on communities that were already marginalized, and that we must all be cognizant of those challenges and provide support to help overcome them.

By |2022-06-07T12:36:21-04:00June 7th, 2021|School News, Press|

AHRC NYC’s Educational Advocacy Is Helping Families of Students with Disabilities

Navigating the breadth of disability services, especially in the school system, can be overwhelming for any parent or guardian. Kate Hoy, AHRC NYC’s Director of Advocacy Services, knows this fact well and has dedicated her career to helping families find the quality supports to which they are legally entitled.

By |2022-06-07T12:35:27-04:00March 2nd, 2021|General Interest, School News, Policy & Advocacy|

ASN Article: Learning Neurodiversity in a College Program for Middle / High School Students with ASD

The Winter 2020 edition of Autism Spectrum News (page 27) contains an article about Pace University's outreach program with the AHRC Middle / High School, (MHS) in which Pace students mentor MHS students with ASD to create personalized projects related to geography using virtual reality sites on the internet. 

By |2022-06-07T12:30:26-04:00January 8th, 2020|School News, Press|
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