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Framing Resilience: Behind the Art Start Family Portrait Project
Storytelling is one of the most powerful forces that connects us as human beings. It has the ability to transcend barriers, give voice to lived experiences, and illuminate truths that might otherwise go unseen. Through storytelling, we not only share moments—we preserve identity, honor journeys, and create space for understanding and connection.
Welcoming Alicia Sweeney, Senior Director of Programs
We are excited to welcome Alicia Sweeney as Providence House’s new Senior Director of Programs. Alicia brings a depth of experience in supportive housing and a clear commitment to strengthening services for women and families. Her leadership comes at a meaningful moment for our organization as we continue to grow and evolve our programmatic work.
An Evening of Reflection: ‘Paint Me a Road Out of Here’
Thank you to the more than 50 friends and supporters who joined us for our recent screening of Paint Me a Road Out of Here. Catherine Gund’s powerful exploration of art, justice, and the voices of incarcerated women sparked thoughtful reflection and meaningful conversation, and we were grateful to share the evening with such an engaged and inspiring community.
Creating Space for Reflection on Rikers: Samantha Becerra
"I am not here to serve as an authoritative figure, but rather to provide resources and tools that support them in making positive choices and reducing the likelihood of reoffending and returning to jail."
Art as a Weekly Practice at our Family Transitional Residence
Each week at Providence House’s East New York residence, residents and their children gather for the ArtStart workshop: a consistent creative workshop that offers time, space, and structure to explore art as both expression and reflection.
Running Through the Years: Providence House at the NYC Marathon
Since the early 1980s, Providence House has had a proud history of marathoners running the five boroughs in the New York City Marathon, and this year, we continue that tradition!