Osborne's LGBTQIA+ Case Management Program invites providers serving the LGBTQ-TGNCNB community to The Gathering 2024. Bring your questions about new issues, trends and changes in the landscape, and share information about supportive services available.

Edward Tavarez, a barber and former Jails 2 Jobs participant, decided to give back by offering free haircuts for people currently in our programs. Check out these pictures from the visit and the Bronx Times story! bxtimes.com/jails-2-jobs-g…

Christina Green, Osborne's Director of Supportive Housing, appeared in a BronxNetTV segment. She spoke about her background, her role at Osborne, and the new documentary short Concrete Rose about her personal and professional journey. Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=z6A1qw…

📣TODAY AT 2 PM! We invite you to join us for The Gathering! A virtual community conversation about serving the LGBTQ-TGNCNB community in NYC. Hear from experts about community issues, trends, &changes, and learn about available supportive services! osborneny.zoom.us/j/88207102505

"People who are incarcerated should not be punished for efforts to shrink the system." In Times Union, our president & CEO Jonathan Monsalve weighs in on the upstate prison closure conversation. timesunion.com/opinion/articl…

Our President & CEO Jonathan Monsalve was recognized by @cityandstateny as a top social services leader. His career was born of “a core belief that families don’t deserve to be ripped apart ... that we can do better.” Congratulations, Jon! shorturl.at/4wdRb

On August 7, Osborne's FamilyWorks Buffalo celebrated National Health Center Week at the Community Health Center of Buffalo's Block Party. Our staff provided back-to-school backpacks, popcorn, ice cream, activities, and more! Check out these photos from the day!

Osborne's Sharon Livingston, Michelle Portlock, and Fadumo Abdi of Child Trends, presented research on the Prepare and Prepare Plus programs at the 2024 National Fatherhood Summit. We're proud of this work and the achievements of our program participants!

Osborne Association's Annual Benefit will take place on Tuesday, October 22 at the Mandarin Hotel located at 80 Columbus Circle, New York, NY 10023. Join us for a memorable evening. Purchase tickets here: osborneny.tfaforms.net/f/annual-benef…!

We're hiring! Join the Osborne team as a Director of Information Technology. Apply here: recruiting.paylocity.com/Recruiting/Job…

The LGBTQIA+ Case Management Program is hosting an art show to highlight LGBTQTGNCNB artists in the community. All are welcome to attend. If you are interested in showcasing your art, please reach out to Ali Kamerman, [email protected] by Tuesday, August 27.

Nearly 5 million children in the U.S. have experienced the incarceration of a parent. This can significantly impact their education and mental health. Let's work together to create supportive, stigma-free environments in our schools and communities. childtrends.org/news-releases/…

1 in 28 children has a parent in prison or jail, yet schools often struggle to destigmatize this experience, leading to feelings of isolation for students. Education on parental incarceration and creating affirming spaces can help students feel supported. nea.org/nea-today/all-…

📰BREAKING: Tomorrow marks 3 years from the deadline to #CloseRikers. NOW is the time for Mayor Adams to take action to deliver on the legal & moral mandate to shut this hell hole down. But he isn't doing that. So, we created an announcement for him... nygoodnews.net

🗝️ Unlocking the door to housing means addressing the root causes of homelessness and mass incarceration. Is HUD’s new proposal the key? Read this powerful op-ed by Cashauna Hill on @NextCityorg to learn more. nextcity.org/urbanist-news/…?

Allison Hollihan, Director of Osborne's NY Initiative for Children of Incarcerated Parents, was featured in a Miami Herald article about KidsMates founders and See Us, Support Us partners Ava and Joshua Martoma and their experience of their father's incarceration.

📬 Check out our latest newsletter for updates on our work supporting women at Rikers, our op-ed on prison closures, and more! us7.campaign-archive.com/?e=__test_emai…

📢 Big news! We're expanding our programming at Rikers to provide more support for women. The Women Forward Initiative will address maternal and mental health for incarcerated women and their families. us7.campaign-archive.com/?e=__test_emai…