Showing posts with label alcohol. Show all posts
Showing posts with label alcohol. Show all posts

Thursday, October 17, 2013

Alcohol and Sexual Health: Why We Should Care Symposium


Photo Credit: Eston Surgery



The Partnership for a Healthier New York City would like to invite you to the first ever Alcohol and Sexual Health Symposium on November 12th at Mt. Sinai. Learn from experts and advocates about intersections between alcohol and HIV/AIDS, STIs, unplanned pregnancy and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, and sexual assault.

Click here to view flyer for more information and please forward this along to those who are interested. We hope you can attend it!

Also, there are limited co-sponsorship opportunities available. Please email Laena Orkin (lorkin@healthiernyc.org) for more information.

CLICK HERE TO REVIEW AGENDA FLYER

Wednesday, March 13, 2013

2nd Annual Sober St. Patrick’s Day Event

Photo Credit: Orange County Register


A Family Friendly Alcohol-Free Party

Regis H.S. at 60 East 85th Street, NYC
Saturday, March 16th, 2013 (Parade Day in NYC)
Time: 3 - 6PM

With the participation of celebrities from the arts, world-class musicians and dancers, senior Irish politicians, television cameras, and a sold-out crowd, Sober St. Patrick’s Day® was launched on the world in New York City last March. This new kind of party attracted significant media coverage and was, by any standards, a roaring success – no green beer or bad behavior, just a really good time!

The Irish national holiday – St. Patrick’s Day – is celebrated around the world and nowhere more enthusiastically than in America. Unfortunately, the holiday has become increasingly associated with uncontrolled levels of drinking and public intoxication, alienating citizens and audiences everywhere who want to enjoy the best in traditional Irish culture and "reclaim the true spirit of the day."

Sober St. Patrick’s Day® is for anyone looking for an alternative to the boozy stereotype, whether you’re looking to provide a healthy celebration of Irish entertainment for your entire family, want to go on a great new date or are a person in recovery who has long since abandoned the holiday.

For more information, please visit website for ticket information: www.soberstpatricksday.org.