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大衛獎(The David Prize)致力於選出為打造更美好紐約市開創新想法的個人，今年首屆舉辦吸引6000多人申請，目前已選出20名入圍者，最終選出五名得獎者，每人獲得20萬元
As an emergency medicine physician and community activist, Dr. Robert Gore is battling two public health crises at the same time.
With a rising population of New Yorkers on the brink of homelessness, RPA’s VP of Housing and Neighborhood Planning hosts a panel to support New Yorkers providing essential services.
Mike López dedica gran parte de su vida a alimentar a miles de familias en los vecindarios más afectados por el coronavirus. “Lo más importante para mi, en nuestras vidas es ayudar, es ayudar al prójimo”, dijo López.
Unrelenting activist Somia Elrowmeim seeks to bridge gaps between women of different cultures.
Somia Elrowmeim, founder and president of the Brooklyn-based Union for Arab Women (UAW), a grassroots political organization…
Strong Children Wellness Medical Group, an organization that sets up clinics integrating primary care with community-based…
Edafe Okporo fled his homeland in 2016 after he was subjected to homophobic violence. He’s now helping others who are looking to build…
From the time she was young, Sutton Cole King was very connected to her Native American culture.
Road to Uni (Camino a la Uni) es una fundación dirigida a estudiantes de high school y padres de familia, que enseña a la…
While people of color make up roughly 66% of New York City’s public school system, highly competitive schools only enroll…
When Nelson Luna was still in high school, he was asked if he had any white friends. Luna grew up shuttling between his grandmother’s…
Alegre, descompilado y amigable, así percibe su comunidad al Padre Michael López, sacerdote de la parroquia católica de…
Father Mike Lopez’s work with the homeless began with a case of mistaken identity.
David Prize finalists Dr. Suzette Brown and Dr. Robert Gore discuss trauma and racism as a barrier to improving care for all New Yorkers.
That’s the promise from organizers of the David Prize, a new contest that is seeking applicants with the best ideas of how to…
New Yorkers who have a bold vision to make the city a better brighter place may want to apply for The David Prize, a million-dollar…
A billionaire wants to give New Yorkers $200,000, no strings attached. The catch? Make a powerful difference in the city you love.
An interview with The David Prize Executive Director Erika Boll elaborates on the annual award for NYC’s “boldest visionaries.”
Last week the Walentas Family Foundation announced “The David Prize,” a new $1 million award program that will support five…
Annual prize will award $200,000 to five “trailblazing individuals” who contribute to the social, environmental, economic, and cultural…
The David Prize invites New Yorkers who love, work and live in one of the five boroughs to submit their best ideas to make the city a…
Applications are open for the David Prize through December 1. The prize celebrates five New Yorkers who uniquely contribute to the…
Harlem business owner, Atim Annette Oton announced today in her Calabar Gallery newsletter that she is an advisor for The…