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A woman and a boy work on an arts and crafts project at a table in a workshop, surrounded by art supplies and materials. The boy holds scissors while the woman looks at the camera.

Hands-on learning at the Eli Whitney Museum ›

04.25.2016

At the Eli Whitney Museum, learning happens in the workshop.

Three women, including two nuns and one woman in business attire, stand smiling in front of a building with a sign reading “Apostle Immigrant Services” in English and Spanish. The building has a brick exterior and arched doorway.

Called to Serve Immigrants ›

04.04.2016

Apostle Immigrant Services help immigrants in Greater New Haven.

A group of twelve women, dressed in semi-formal attire, stand closely together and smile at the camera in a warmly lit, wood-paneled room with round tables and chairs in the background.

WaveMaking Women, Powerful Philanthropy ›

03.25.2016

A special program in 2016 for Community Fund for Women & Girls' founders, alumnae and other "WaveMakers"

A large group of children wearing white t-shirts and black pants stand on stage, holding hands and raising their arms in celebration at the end of a performance.

Ballet Teaches More Than Dance ›

03.18.2016

New Haven Ballet offers various programs for dancers of all ages and backgrounds. The only prerequisite is a commitment to dance.

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