Founded in 1923 by Jewish activists as a retreat for their children from the tenements of NYC, Camp Kinderland is true to the vision of its founders. In a difficult world, we are an oasis for children; a place where they can be themselves, feel at ease, and work and play in an atmosphere of cooperation and trust. As at many camps, our campers play sports, swim and hike, gain new experiences in arts, drama, music, dance, nature and camping. ...

The Paley Center for Media, with locations in New York and Los Angeles, leads the discussion about the cultural, creative, and social significance of television, radio, and emerging platforms for the professional community and media-interested public. ...

WTT is tennis like you've never seen it, featuring the biggest names in the world playing together in an innovative co-ed team format that offers exciting possibilities for players, fans, communities and sponsors. ...

Nine years ago, Billie Jean King and World TeamTennis established the "Delaine Mast Award" for a male and female League director who contributes to the growth of TENNIS and WTT as well as being a leader and role model in her/her local tennis community. ...

Learn: Stand-up Comedy, Comedy Writing, Improv and On-Camera Acting Skills.

End result: your own personal stand-up comedy routine.Taught by stand-up comics and improv performers and teachers at the Gotham Comedy Club. The last class of On-Camera Auditioning will be attended by a casting agent from one of the major television networks to see the kids and critique their reading. Last class - stand-up and improv performance for family and friends. ...

Students will spend two full weeks working in a hands-on atmosphere learning performance techniques and the art of being in a rock band. Workshops will include group lessons on an instrument of their choice (guitar, bass, drums, keyboards and vocals), music theory instruction, rehearsal technique, performance practice, songwriting fundamentals, sound engineering basics, and multi-track recording, in addition to plenty of group band rehearsals. ...

Like most settlement houses founded in the late nineteenth century in New York and other cities, Hudson Guild was an experiment in social reform. ...

Girls Quest was founded in 1936 as Girls' Vacation Fund by Ruth Uarda Zirkle Kauth, a social worker at the Henry Street Settlement House. She led a group of visionary women to provide recreation and health programs for the sisters of boys attending the Boys Athletic League's summer programs, which her husband, Willard L. Kauth, co-founded. Mrs. Kauth and her friends opened the first camp in 1936, Camp Manitou in Central Valley, NY, to provide a two-week vacation for over 100 girls between the ages of 8 and 13. The Girls' Vacation Fund was a reality. ...

For more than seventy years, Girls Quest has been the key that unlocks a world of possibilities for New York girls. If you're ready for an adventure that can change how you see the world, think about Girls Quest. You'll make new friends, learn new things, and have lots of fun! ...

The Teva Learning Center, North America's foremost Jewish Environmental Education Institute, is a non-denominational educational service for participants from throughout the Jewish community. Working with Jewish Day Schools, Congregational Schools, synagogues, camps and youth groups, Teva's programs touch the lives of 6,000 participants annually ...