PASE News

PASE and a network of longtime youth advocates convened to celebrate the publication of a report on the history of afterschool in New York City.

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On Monday, November 27th, the Partnership for After School Education (PASE) celebrated its 30th anniversary by ringing the New York Stock Exchange Closing Bell. PASE CEO Alison Overseth served as the official bell ringer and NYSE Chair Sharon Bowen served as the official host for the group, which included PASE staff, Board and Junior Board members, PASE program participants, and youth-serving community-based organization leaders.

On November 15, the Partnership for After School Education (PASE) gathered education, youth development, and human services leaders from across New York City to remember Richard Murphy, former Commissioner of Department of Youth Services, and to honor Reverend Dr. Alfonso Wyatt, Founder of Strategic Destiny: Designing Futures Through Faith and Facts, with the 2023 Richard Murphy Leadership Award.

Did you know PASE has two free resources--a bi-monthly newsletter and a jobs board--available to help spread the word about events, resources, and opportunities to our network? Our network includes approximately 1600 community-based organizations, along with higher ed representatives, funders, and other education stakeholders.