Among those with bachelor’s degrees, there’s a divide in wealth across race and gender. Young Black women with bachelor’s or graduate degrees have a median net worth of $900, while similarly educated young White men have a median net worth of $36K. bit.ly/3aXv7KJ

JUST IN: We're boosting STEM educational programs for our NYC students with the help of a $1.5 MILLION grant! Pfizer Inc. is funding this grant that will help students explore potential career paths and help them earn college credits. Supporting our youth is a win for us all!

From visits and Q+A's at AMEX to tours of City Hall, enrichment is in full swing!

🌡️ HEAT ADVISORY: Be sure to keep your pets safe as temperatures rise in NYC!

More than one in eight New Yorkers face food insecurity. #DYCD is here to help! #DYK, we fund #FoodPantries across the City. If you want to volunteer, donate, or support, visit on.nyc.gov/3yQPPEu for our complete list of pantries.

All New York City beaches in the Rockaways are temporarily closed to swimming due to shark sightings in the area. Beach goers are not allowed in the water at the time, but the boardwalk is still open.

A Day at Microsoft, tours of the United Nations headquarters, and so much more! Our young people are participating in a wide range of enrichment activities this summer!

Enrichment continues! From tours of the NYC Ferry, Etsy, Silicon Harlem to discussions Department of Buildings, Law and Justice and so much more!

Early voting begins on August 13 and ends on August 21! NYC Votes

Today Mayor Eric Adams and NYC Youth & Comm. Commissioner Keith Howard spoke to SYEP participants and thanked them for their service! Truly inspiring!

If you received your first dose of the monkeypox vaccine at least 28 days ago, you're now eligible to make a second-dose appointment! ☑️Sign up here: vax4nyc.nyc.gov/monkeypox or call 877-VAX-4NYC ☑️Learn more about monkeypox: nyc.gov/monkeypox

Attend the 8th Annual Harlem March and Interfaith Day of Prayer to End Violent Loss in Our Community on Saturday, October 1, 2022, at 10:00 AM, St. Charles Borromeo Church 211 West 141 Street (between Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd and Fedrick Douglass Blvd)

Advance & Earn is a training and employment program for young people ages 16-24 in Digital Marketing, Culinary Arts, and more. Visit on.nyc.gov/37JeXRj for more info.

Does your community have the services it needs? Complete the Community Needs Assessment survey to help plan and prioritize future spending for your neighborhood. Fill out your survey today, bit.ly/DYCDCNA22!

Everyone deserves to be safe in their relationships and live a life free of domestic and gender-based violence. Tonight on #NYCGoPurpleDay in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, I ask all New Yorkers to spread awareness and to let survivors know they are never alone.

Not One More Shot is a civic leadership movement activating #NYCYouth to speak up and take action to end gun violence in their communities! Take the pledge and learn more visit dycd.jotform.com/220726615431854 #NOTONEMORESHOT #NYCYOUTH #DYCD

Sheena Wright and Camille Joseph Varlack have what it takes to serve the city that we all love as first deputy mayor and chief of staff. I trust them, I am confident in their skills and commitment, and I look forward to working with them to #GetStuffDone for every New Yorker.

There is still time to register for today's Interagency Coordinating Council (ICC) public hearing. This hearing allows you to testify about services and program #NYCYouth needs. Learn more at bit.ly/2022_ICC.

Intensive use of in-demand #competencies can enable workers with lower levels of formal education to earn more than those with #college degrees. bit.ly/3ebyxr1

Our report, “The Colleges Where Low-Income Students Get the Highest #ROI,” finds that overall, low-income students get the best financial returns from attending public institutions, where costs are generally lower. bit.ly/3yA0Idk