Founder and CEO of Women on the rise NYWomen on the Rise NY's mission is to educate and empower... moreFounder and CEO of Women on the rise NYWomen on the Rise NY's mission is to educate and empower women to help them reach their goals personally and professionally through entrepreneurship.
Strategic Partnerships Liaison & Senior Grant Writer @ The Fortune SocietyThe story of The... moreStrategic Partnerships Liaison & Senior Grant Writer @ The Fortune SocietyThe story of The Fortune Society begins with a play. In 1966, Fortune founder David Rothenberg read the script for Fortune and Men’s Eyes by playwright John Herbert. Deeply moved by the author’s depiction of his own traumatic prison experience, David endeavored to take the play Off-Broadway, where it premiered the following year. After each show, the cast held a talkback session to engage the audience in the real-world issues reflected on stage. David realized, however, that one play wouldn’t be enough to remedy just how little the public knew about the criminal justice system. There had to be a platform for people who had experienced incarceration firsthand. There had to be a movement, with the voices and perspectives of these individuals at the center. Thus, in 1967, The Fortune Society was born. less
Attorney @ StinvilLawFrasilie is a graduate of Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law and earned her... moreAttorney @ StinvilLawFrasilie is a graduate of Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law and earned her Bachelor of Science in Health Care Management from the State University of New York at Stony Brook. As a law student, she completed an externship for The Honorable L. Priscilla Hall, Associate Justice, Appellate Division: Second Judicial Department and Magistrate Judge A. Kathleen Tomlinson of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York. Prior to attending law school, Frasilie worked as a Compliance Officer Trainee at the Department of Veteran Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System in California. She is a member of the New York City Bar Association and the American College of Healthcare Executives. less
Pico El--Artist's nameHenri U.M Picault III, Gemini, born in Port-au- Prince, Haiti.Growing up... morePico El--Artist's nameHenri U.M Picault III, Gemini, born in Port-au- Prince, Haiti.Growing up within a culture where the music echoe's the very essence of life's daily experience,"Pico~El" exhibited an impressive talent as a musician and vocalist at an early age. Pico~El came to the United States in the mid-60's where he performed in variety shows at school and and his local community.He picked up the bass guitar at the age of 14 and was taught clasically by William Cabeche who quickly became is mentor.At the age of 16,they formed a band called Espresso,Pico~El on bass,William Cabeche on guitar,Leslie Picault on drums.Espresso ended up being a six member group, with Pico~El as lead vocals and bass player.Pico~el's talent was further refined when he started to write his own material. The band,Espresso,performed at local bars in the New York Tri-State area at private functions,wedding receptions and participated in many public concerts for multi-cultural musicians in New York City. less
Diakonia Movement is a merger of the goals and interest of individuals bringing positive change... moreDiakonia Movement is a merger of the goals and interest of individuals bringing positive change within socioeconomic communities through Servanthood//Compassion; while providing opportunities for individuals to invest what they have learned-right back into their own community. [DM] seeks to achieve this by providing and creating opportunities for outreach.We aspire to develop a coalition, and collaboration of businesses, K–12 schools, religious entities, colleges/universities, and other community organizations. Our goal is to leverage, train, and link mentors who will act as support to our participants in regards to academics, career exploration, and post–high school plans.Diakonia Movement also strives to nurture and inspire those individuals and communities we encounter. Our hope would be to foster and encourage the development of “self”; contributing to each person’s encounter with life changing leadership and compassion, and ultimately, their passion. The kind of... less