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Good Neighbors of Park Slope
Welcome to Good Neighbors of Park Slope
Good Neighbors of Park Slope
OUR PURPOSE
Good Neighbors of Park Slope (GNPS) is an all volunteer, non-profit, aging-in-place organization, open to residents of Park Slope and surrounding areas who are age 50 and over. Our goal is to create a network of members to make life in our neighborhood easier and more fulfilling, while maintaining our autonomy and quality of life in our homes.
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Activity Form.
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Social Activism Interest Group
This group now has 221 members.
Add your name to this list if you are interested in receiving information about Social Activism Events happening in our area.
Please email us if you would like more information about promoting your activism event.
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On May 21st Ben Yee, Secretary of the NY County Democratic Party and State Committeeman for NY’s 66th Assembly District, presented a civics workshop, "Organizing 101", for GNPS at Sterling Bank.
Thank you Ben for giving us practical and realistic information and insights we can use to effectively advocate for issues important to our membership.
And thank you Sterling Bank for providing the space that made this event possible.
On May 19th the play "Murray Hill Unchained" written by GNPS member Rob Belchere and produced by GNPS members Josie Williams and James Williams was presented at Spoke the Hub.
Joyce Jed attended with her husband and wrote,
"Arnie and I just saw the play reading and it was great. We both loved it!"
Thank you Rob, Josie, and James.
If you missed this reading, you can still catch it this Wednesday, May 22nd at the Park Slope Library Branch at 5PM.
Click here to register.
On May 9th, we were treated to an illustrated lecture on THE HISTORY OF PROSPECT PARK given by Amy Peck, the archivist and historian for the Prospect Park Alliance.
Amy Peck and Jasmine Melzer
Thank you Amy Peck for giving us an appreciation for the builders and conservers of our Prospect Park.
And thank you Jasmine Melzer for arranging this event for us.
On May 15th, Jules Peemoeller conducted another successful walking tour. This time the group went to Hudson Yards.
Thanks to Jules and to Bill Kahn for the photos.
GNPS member, Bernette Rudolf, to show her work at BWAC Spring Art Exhibit
Also showing at BWAC are GNPS members Terry Urban and Janice Jacob. The show reception is Saturday 5/18 from 1-6PM. Food, music, beers & wine with fabulous art! They'll be there so stop and say hello.
Terry Urban
Janice Jacob
If you would like to join in our activities and have access to all our information, consider becoming a member -- click on our Membership page for more information.
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