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We were proud to continue celebrating 2026 Sloan Public Service Award recipient Dr. Theodore "Ted" Long with a very different kind of conversation: a live recording of Person Place Thing with Randy Cohen. As Senior Vice President and System Chief Medical Officer for Clinical Services and Population Health at NYC Health + Hospitals, Ted has dedicated his career to expanding access to care and strengthening the systems that serve New Yorkers. Person Place Thing offered us the opportunity to look beyond that extraordinary record of service and hear more about the person behind the work; the people, places, and experiences that have helped shape him along the way. Congratulations again to Ted on this well-deserved recognition, and thank you for sharing a little more of your story with us. Listen to the broadcast in New York on Tuesday and Sunday afternoons at 1:30 on WNYE, 91.5 FM, and more broadly Thursday night at 8:30 and Friday night at 10:30 across WAMC Northeast Public Radio. Or hear it any time as a podcast at PersonPlaceThing.org, visit the News & Events link in bio for a direct link to the episode. 09 Nov 2026 How is the youth in Puerto Rico thinking about their future, education, and career opportunities? This was at the heart of our conversations at the 40th Anniversary SOMOS Puerto Rico Conference 2026, where the Fund for the City of New York and the Center for Youth and the Future of Work shared preliminary findings from the Puerto Rico Youth Study. At our annual FCNY SOMOS Reception at El Rubén Café, we honored Boys & Girls Clubs of Puerto Rico for their partnership and contributions to the study. We also hosted “Listening to Lead: Workforce Development, AI, and Pathways to Opportunity,” a panel sponsored by Assemblymember Amanda Septimo and Assemblymember Karines Reyes, exploring what the research tells us about how youth in Puerto Rico are navigating education, employment, AI, and their future. Moderated by Elizabeth De León Bhargava, President of Guttman Community College, the panel featured: - Dr. Lisette Nieves, Fund for the City of New York / Center for Youth and the Future of Work - Dr. Aldrin Rafael Bonilla, Fund for the City of New York - Alicia Rodríguez Arroyo, Boys & Girls Clubs of Puerto Rico - Dr. Gisele Castro, exalt - Eduardo Carrera, Platform for Social Impact Thank you to our research partners, panelists, and everyone who joined us. These conversations are an important step toward understanding the aspirations of Puerto Rico's youth and how research can inform opportunities for their future. Visit centerforyouthandfutureofwork.org to learn more about the preliminary findings of the Puerto Rico Youth Study. 06 Nov 2026 In a new article published in The Fulcrum, our President, Dr. Lisette Nieves, and Azadeh Khalili, Executive Director of Humanity in Action, make the case for philanthropy to look beyond responding to crises and invest in developing the leaders who sustain our institutions and communities. Their message is clear: Leadership development is not simply an investment in individuals. It is an investment in the relationships, networks, and collective capacity needed to strengthen our democracy. As we think about the future of philanthropy, how can we create more opportunities for leaders to learn, collaborate, and lead across sectors? Check out "The Fulcrum Op-Ed" link in bio to read their article. #LeadershipDevelopment #Philanthropy #Democracy #CivicEngagement #FCNY 28 Oct 2026 Last Friday, our 2026–2027 Community Planning Fellows had the opportunity to welcome Ahmed Tigani, 27th Commissioner of the New York City Department of Buildings (DOB) and an alumnus of FCNY’s Community Planning Fellowship. Commissioner Tigani shared his journey from Community Planning Fellow to his current leadership role, reflecting on his career in public service and the experiences that shaped his professional path. He also discussed his priorities as DOB Commissioner and the work of the agency in advancing building safety, efficiency, and innovation across New York City. A graduate of Hunter College’s Master of Urban Planning program, Commissioner Tigani offered Fellows a valuable perspective on the professional opportunities and pathways that can emerge from the fellowship. A special thank you to Commissioner Tigani for returning to FCNY and sharing his experiences and insights with this year’s cohort! #CommunityPlanning #UrbanPlanning #PublicService #NYC #CommunityPlanningFellowship 27 Oct 2026 Great conversations have the power to inspire new ways of thinking about leadership and the future of work! We are excited to share that the Latino Leaders podcast, hosted by Pablo Muñoz, has been recognized with Gold and Silver honors at the 5th Annual Signal Awards! Among the Gold Award-winning episodes is a conversation featuring our very own President, Dr. Lisette Nieves, titled “Reimagining Workforce Development.” Throughout the conversation, Dr. Nieves reflects on leadership, migration, culture, workforce development, and the importance of building pathways that connect people to opportunity. At the Fund for the City of New York, these conversations are at the heart of our work. We believe that bringing together different perspectives, experiences, and sectors can help us rethink challenges, strengthen communities, and create meaningful change. Congratulations to Pablo Muñoz and the entire Latino Leaders team at Muñoz & Company on this wonderful recognition! Thank you for creating a platform that elevates leadership stories and the experiences that shape them. 🎧 Listen to the award-winning episode: https://lnkd.in/ejzVdJ-M #LatinoLeaders #SignalAwards #FCNY #Leadership #FutureOfWork 26 Oct 2026 Our 2026–2027 Community Planning Fellows continued their learning journey, exploring the intersection of data, government, and urban planning in shaping New York City communities. We were delighted to welcome Steven Romalewski, Director of CUNY Mapping Services; Ann Cheng, Executive Director of the Commission on Government Efficiency; and Lin Zeng, Director of the Queens Office at the NYC Department of City Planning and a 2008 Community Planning Fellowship alumna. Each speaker shared valuable insights and experiences, highlighting the tools, perspectives, and opportunities that shape our city’s future. A special thank you to our speakers for sharing their time and expertise with this year’s cohort! #CommunityPlanning #UrbanPlanning #NYC #CommunityPlanningFellowship 20 Oct 2026 Conversation was only part of what made our evening with Person Place Thing, last night, so special. We were also thrilled to welcome Duo Kayo, cellist Titilayo Ayangade and violist Edwin Kaplan, whose live performance brought another dimension to the evening. The music duo is known for pairing expressive performance with a commitment to new works and lesser-known pieces in the repertoire. Their music provided a wonderful complement to Randy Cohen’s conversation with 2026 Sloan Public Service Award recipient Dr. Theodore “Ted” Long. Our thanks to Titilayo and Edwin for sharing their artistry with us and helping make the evening so memorable. 15 Oct 2026 Last night, the Fund was delighted to welcome Randy Cohen for a live recording of Person Place Thing (www.personplacething.org) with our 2026 Sloan Public Service Award recipient Dr. Theodore “Ted” Long. Randy’s distinctive interview format asks guests to approach their own stories indirectly; through a person, a place, and a thing that hold meaning for them. It made for an engaging conversation and offered a chance to get to know Ted beyond the titles and accomplishments that define his remarkable career in public service. Many thanks to Randy for bringing Person Place Thing to the Fund and creating space for such a thoughtful and personal conversation. 15 Oct 2026 Thank you to everyone who joined us for a special evening of conversation, storytelling, and music at the Fund. We were delighted to host a live recording of Person Place Thing with Randy Cohen, featuring Dr. Theodore “Ted” Long, a 2026 Sloan Public Service Award recipient, with music by Duo Kayo. The Sloan Public Service Awards celebrate extraordinary New York City public servants, and evenings like this give us another opportunity to recognize not only what our honorees accomplish, but the people behind that work. Our sincere thanks to Ted Long, Randy Cohen, Titilayo Ayangade and Edwin Kaplan of Duo Kayo, and to everyone who joined us and helped make the evening such a special one. We’re grateful to have shared it with you. If you missed tonight's live show subscribe to the Person Place Thing podcast: https://personplacething.org/ 14 Oct 2026 Restaurant kitchens bring together people with different backgrounds, experiences, responsibilities, and ambitions, all working toward something they create together. Those stories can tell us a great deal about work, leadership, community, creativity, and belonging. Join Lisette Nieves and Chef Marc Meyer for a conversation around "Voices from the Kitchen" and what we can learn when we take the time to listen to the people behind the plate. 📅 Tuesday, October 13, 2026 ⏰ 6:00 - 8:00PM 📍 Fund for the City of New York - 121 Avenue of the Americas, 6th FL, NY, NY 10013 🔗 Registration link in bio under News & Events #VoicesFromTheKitchen #BookTalk #CulinaryArts #CulinaryCommunity #FoodCulture #FoodStories #BehindTheKitchen #PeopleBehindThePlate #HospitalityIndustry #WorkplaceCulture #LeadershipMatters #Storytelling 11 Oct 2026 YOUR TURN. Before Dr. Ted Long shares his answers, we want to hear yours. Think of: 👤 ONE PERSON who changed how you see the world. 📍 ONE PLACE that helped make you who you are. ✨ ONE THING that carries a story only you could tell. What would you choose? Tell us one of your three in the comments. 👇 Then join us for Person Place Thing with Randy Cohen, featuring 2026 Sloan Public Service Award winner Dr. Theodore “Ted” Long. 🗓️ Wednesday, October 14, 2026 🕕 6:00PM 📍Fund for the City of New York – 121 Avenue of the Americas, 6th FL, NY, NY 10013 Registration link in bio under News & Events 08 Oct 2026 145,000+ active NYC Care members. 1 million+ primary care appointments through NYC Care. 150 million+ COVID-19 tests distributed or administered through Test & Trace. 2.2 million vaccines administered or distributed through the initiative. Dr. Ted Long’s work at NYC Health + Hospitals has focused on expanding access to care and building systems capable of responding to New Yorkers both every day and during moments of extraordinary need. That service earned him recognition as a 2026 Sloan Public Service Award recipient. At our upcoming Person Place Thing event, we’ll step away from the statistics and hear a more personal story. 🗓️ Wednesday, October 14, 2026 🕕 6:00PM 📍Fund for the City of New York – 121 Avenue of the Americas, 6th FL, NY, NY 10013 Visit News & Events link in bio to register. 07 Oct 2026

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