NYXT.nyc is a cable channel and digital media platform that helps participants and viewers connect, build and enhance their communities. NYXT.nyc is a project of Manhattan Neighborhood Network in partnership with over 120 community partners throughout New York City. Produced in the heart of the most important city in the world, its innovative program format showcases New York City’s many voices and provides pathways for community engagement and involvement.
Check out this clip of The Lower Eastside Girls Club making electronic instruments, and then learn more about what you can do to take action and get involved in the work that LESGC does!
https://www.nyxt.nyc/lower-east-side-girls-club/making-electronic-instruments/
Harvestworks teaches girls how to create electronic instruments with boxes and contact microphones.
Listen to fantastic young talent from Brooklyn Youth Chorus sing "One Fine Day" with David Byrne - then look into how you can get your child involved with BYC's programs!
https://www.nyxt.nyc/brooklynyouthchorus/david-byrne-one-fine-day/
The Brooklyn Youth Chorus supports David Byrne's "One Fine Day."
Looking for ways to get your children playing and having fun in the middle of COVID-19? Check out these organizations that are doing their part to help kids out.
https://www.nyxt.nyc/blog/letthekidsplay/
Who's doing their best to help kids play during the age of the coronavirus?
We recently spoke with Claudia Peña, Executive Director of For Freedoms, to talk about how art can power social justice action and the creative process behind their campaigns.
https://www.nyxt.nyc/blog/forfreedoms2020/
Image via For Freedoms. For Freedoms repurposes spaces that would typically be used for advertising, delivering critical messages about dem
It's Kids At Play week on NYXT! We'll be showing content just for kids everyday this week at 10am, 3pm, and 9pm, like this Children's Museum of the Arts video about all the fun things in life!
https://www.nyxt.nyc/children-museum-arts/birds-smores-and-ninja-wars/
CMA Films presents a series of stop motions about making s'mores, ninja wars, pandas in candyland and more.
Looking to help out in the community this weekend? Here's a brief guide featuring some organizations who are always looking for assistance.
https://www.nyxt.nyc/blog/community-volunteering-manhattan-organizations/
By volunteering with one of these organizations, you can learn more about the inspiring individuals behind the efforts and see firsthand what it means to come together as a community.
We recently sat down with Jessica Feldman, Director of Programs and Services for National Alliance on Mental Illness of New York City, to talk about the main signs of mental illness that parents, teachers, and tutors can identify in their teens, and how best to help.
https://www.nyxt.nyc/blog/nami2020/
In the United States, approximately 20% of children aged 13–18 experience a mental health condition, and suicide is the third leadin
During this Hispanic Heritage Month, learn about Latin American cultural organizations making a difference in NYC.
https://www.nyxt.nyc/blog/latin-american-culture-nyc/
Explore Latin American culture across NYC at organizations that showcase Latin American art, original theater productions, and diverse events across the city.
Don't forget: NYXT is always streaming live at https://www.nyxt.nyc/live - come watch and come get involved!
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Hispanic Heritage Month runs through October 15, and we're all here for it, highlighting videos celebrating Hispanic culture and people in our community each day this week at 10am, 3pm, and 9pm. Check out this clip from Calpulli Mexican Dance Company.
https://www.nyxt.nyc/calpulli/boda-mexicana/
A story is told through Mexican songs, dances, and ceremonies, about a newly wedded couple being torn apart by an enchantress.
If you're in the area this weekend, think about stopping by Riverside Park for the lush greenery and fun public art!
https://www.nyxt.nyc/nyxtnyc/riverside-park-south/
Enjoy greenery and playful public art at this waterfront park on Manhattan's Upper West Side.
Poet's House in lower Manhattan is a library and literary center that hosts classes and events, and provides resources for educators and poetry lovers of all ages. Check out their upcoming events!
https://www.nyxt.nyc/nyxtnyc/poets-house/
Poet's House in lower Manhattan is a library and literary center that hosts classes and events, and provides resources for educators and poetry lovers
Looking for educational volunteer opportunities in NYC? Check these out, and get involved today.
https://www.nyxt.nyc/blog/education-volunteer-opportunities-in-manhattan/
Education volunteer opportunities in Manhattan-based organizations are abound, and strengthen community. Read more to find out how you can help!
No matter where you are, NYXT is always streaming at https://www.nyxt.nyc/live. So come watch and then get involved!
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Learn about the importance of STEM opportunities for girls in NYC.
https://www.nyxt.nyc/blog/stem-education-girls-nyc/
These NYC education organizations have made it their mission to provide STEM education for girls at an early age and reduce the gender gap in STEM careers.
As teachers and students think about getting back to school, we'll be highlighting videos celebrating education all week long at 10am, 3pm, and 9pm - like this New York University clip about the necessity of vaccinations.
https://www.nyxt.nyc/nyu/one-question-vaccinations/
Founded in 1831, New York University is now one of the largest private universities in the United States and is one of only 60 member institutions of the distinguished Association of American Universities. Enrollment has grown to more than 50,000 students
It might be one of our last warm weekends for awhile, so enjoy this NYXT Original of Central Park and think about stopping by for a visit today!
https://www.nyxt.nyc/nyxtnyc/the-ravine-at-central-park/
Take a bike ride or a walk around Central Park and visit The Ravine, a verdant enclave with a waterfall and pond.
In this Tools of the Trade video, learn how piano voicer Paul Ness of Faust Harrison helps pianos reach their maximum sonic potential.
https://www.nyxt.nyc/nyxtnyc/piano-voicer/
Concert technician and piano voicer Paul Ness of Faust Harrison helps pianos reach their maximum sonic potential, bringing out their individual charac
Looking to support ESL literacy? Here are some amazing resources to get you started.
https://www.nyxt.nyc/blog/esl-literacy-nyc/
Improved English proficiency lowers poverty rates and enhances employment options. Volunteering for ESL literacy among immigrants is an important way to improve access to services.
NYXT is all about getting involved and making a differene. Need some inspiration? We're always live at https://www.nyxt.nyc/live. Come watch, then take the NYXT steps to get involved!
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We're proud to say that NYXT now works with over 135 different organizations, helping to connect groups doing extraordinary work with the communities that they serve. And it's all thanks to our wonderful supporters like you, who make our work possible each and every day. Thank you for your support!
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NYXT showcases positive short stories from hundreds of nonprofit organizations, and with one goal in mind: to help New Yorkers discover, connect, and engage with the community and provide users of our platform with the tools to live a more enriching life. During this health emergency, the importance...
Happy Labor Day! We'll be showing videos all week long at 10am, 3pm, and 9pm celebrating workers and people who do interesting jobs.
Looking for a career change? You're not the only one in these trying times. Idealist can help with these tips on how to tweak your resume in order to make the move.
https://www.nyxt.nyc/idealist/switching-careers/
Heather Krasna shares tips on how to modify your resume to get the job you want.
During this beautiful weekend, think about stopping by Riverside Park for the greenery and public art!
https://www.nyxt.nyc/nyxtnyc/riverside-park-south/
Enjoy greenery and playful public art at this waterfront park on Manhattan's Upper West Side.
Learning how to cook healthy meals can make all the difference in maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
https://www.nyxt.nyc/blog/how-to-learn-to-cook-healthy-nyc/
To celebrate American Heart Month, we have gathered some resources to show New Yorkers how they can learn to cook healthy in NYC.
If you're looking to get involved with health organizations in NYC, here's a quick guide to help you out.
https://www.nyxt.nyc/blog/health-volunteer-opportunities-manhattan/
For those interested in the field of health, volunteering is a great way to get your feet wet and learn what it takes to work at a prominent organization.
NYXT is all about getting involved in your city, even in trying times. Need some inspiration? We're always live at https://www.nyxt.nyc/live. Watch, learn, and take the NYXT steps to get involved!
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Do you lead a healthy lifestyle? Here are some tips on how to find out.
https://www.nyxt.nyc/blog/living-a-healthy-lifestyle/
Is your lifestyle healthy? Could you be healthier? NYXT.nyc can help you find a better path, whether you’re healthy now or living with a chronic condition.
We're devoting time every day at 10am, 3pm, and 9pm to Patients Finding Support - videos about patients, doctors, and good health practices.
Check out this clip from New York University about the necessity of vaccines.
https://www.nyxt.nyc/nyu/one-question-vaccinations/
An NYU professor talks about why people are wrongly skeptical of vaccines.
NYXT is all about getting involved in the city - so we remind you to get outside and enjoy the nice weather while we still have it this weekend!
https://www.nyxt.nyc/nyxtnyc/the-ravine-at-central-park/
Take a bike ride or a walk around Central Park and visit The Ravine, a verdant enclave with a waterfall and pond.
Searching for a way to get involved in the city? No matter where you are, NYXT is always airing live at https://www.nyxt.nyc/live. Come watch, learn about the organizations doing great work in your community, and take the NYXT steps to get active!
#FreeTV #Video #NonProfits
Watch Live Stream and Schedule for NYXT Programs.
We recently spoke with El Taller Latino Americano's Managing Director, Alexandra Castaño about dance, music, and bridging cultural gaps.
http://nyxt.nyc/blog/etaller
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This week on NYXT, we're celebrating museums and galleries. As NYC begins to to re-open and institutions re-emerge, what better time to rediscover a love for art? We'll be running content every day this week at 10am, 3pm, and 9pm to give you some ideas about places to check out.
Check out this AIGA | the professional association for design video about MoMA's Senior Curator Paola Antonelli.
https://www.nyxt.nyc/aiga/paola-antonelli/
Paola Antonelli talks about her role as the Senior Curator at the Museum of Modern Art.
Enjoy the warm days in Central Park while we still have them!
https://www.nyxt.nyc/nyxtnyc/the-ravine-at-central-park/
Take a bike ride or a walk around Central Park and visit The Ravine, a verdant enclave with a waterfall and pond.
It's a beautiful weekend, so put down the laptop and phone and get outside!
https://www.nyxt.nyc/nyxtnyc/riverside-park-south/
Enjoy greenery and playful public art at this waterfront park on Manhattan's Upper West Side.
What would a summer be without baseball? In this DIY video, you can learn how a curveball works - and once you're done watching, think about heading outside to play a bit yourself!
https://www.nyxt.nyc/diy/going-outside-the-physics-of-a-curveball/
Charlie and his friends explain how physics plays an important role when pitching a curveball.
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An Urban Arts Partnership student overcame poverty to get a scholarship through her art. See her inspiring story:
Laura, a 17-year-old girl from Colombia wants to share her new robotic creation with the world in this The Orphaned Starfish Foundation video:
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Protect our animals. Take the VegPledge with Animal Outlook:
Students learn about the promise of sewable tech in their clothing in this educational video from Mouse - Tech with Purpose:
As a designer in the fashion world, Mary Adams, works with young women looking to get their foot in the door. See her interview with The Lower Eastside Girls Club:
Stephanie Dinkins is an artist interested in artificial intelligence as it intersects race, gender, aging, knowledge, and our future histories. Learn more about her in this Eyebeam video:
Ari from The Youth Channel speaks on gender identity, and how it plays a role on their day-to-day decisions, appearance, and sexuality.
Need recipe ideas? Animal Outlook shares simple instructions for some delightful vegan eggplant sandwiches.
Zookeepers and conservationists bond with penguin chicks who care for them after they are hatched at Central Park Zoo in this Wildlife Conservation Society video:
Females have pioneered several industries and advancements throughout history. See how Girls Who Code worked together to create an app that teaches others about these amazing leaders:
Check out this awesome interview from The Lower Eastside Girls Club with a Cuchifritos Art Gallery volunteer about what it takes to run the non-profit:
Rabih Alameddine, writer of "An Unnecessary Woman", reads from his novel about an old woman in Beirut who finds solace in books after years of abuse at the hands of men in this powerful video from National Book Foundation:
Biking has significant health and environmental benefits over other modes of transportation. If you take your bike out, keep at least 6 feet of distance from other riders. Learn more about the green benefits of riding a bicycle in this Streetfilms video:
Teaching our future generations how to read is important to their success. See Jade Okunlola doing what she loves in this video for Reading Partners NYC:
Diana Samarasan of Disability Rights Fund speaks with Open Society Foundations to talk about people with depression and other psycho-social and mental health disabilities that are institutionalized-- enduring conditions that violate their human rights-- and how she empowers them.
Writer A.M. Homes of the PEN American Center Writers' Fund talks about her banned book and how freedom of speech is never a given in this moving video from Open Society Foundations:
See how Mouse - Tech with Purpose's green technology project explores ways to work for the benefit of mankind.
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