Friday, May 13 at 12:05 p.m. “The Changing Landscape of Local Media” Join FOCUS Greater Syracuse for a free, virtual forum on Friday, May 13 at noo as we discuss the state of local media in our community. How have print, television, radio, and internet media changed in Central New York in recent decades? How […]
On April 29, 2022 at 12:05 pm, Join FOCUS will host a for a free, virtual forum on affordable housing. The forum will look at affordable housing, the issues surrounding it, and the resources our community has to support residents seeking housing.
On March 18, 2022 at noon, FOCUS will host a forum on Lyme and Tick-Borne Diseases. CNY Lyme and Tick-Borne Disease Alliance will provide information on ticks and their diseases, as well as how to protect yourself, your family and your yard.
Join FOCUS Greater Syracuse on Friday, February 25 at 12:05 p.m. for a free, virtual forum as we discuss future plans for city housing structures, design, and organization. Click here to register.
On Friday, January 28 at noon, FOCUS Greater Syracuse will hold a “FOCUS Forum on the Future,” to engage the community on what future forum topics they would like to see in the new year. Click the headline to learn more.
FOCUS Greater Syracuse has partnered with the CNY Community Foundation to conduct an enhanced version of the Community Foundation’s Life Needs Assessment survey among our network of individuals. This is a huge opportunity for FOCUS and for the community and we need YOUR help to achieve it!
Applications for Citizens Academy 2021 are now open! The Citizens Academy Class of 2021 will start their journey at Skä·noñh – Great Law of Peace Center with a dynamic overview of the region’s important role in our nation’s history. To learn more about this 10-week interactive course on how local governments work or to apply, click this headline.
Wisdom Keeper 2021 celebrated Van B. Robinson, Linda Brown-Robinson, and Merike Trier. Read more about the Wisdom Keepers past and present by clicking the headline.
FOCUS Greater Syracuse is working under contract with the Onondaga County Office of Aging Services and the Onondaga County Health Department to facilitate the Livable Community Alliance of Onondaga County. The Alliance is dedicated to engaging the public in creating systemic change to our policies and planning to shape a healthier community.
CNY-CAN brings together patients and caregivers with researchers and health professionals to advance patient-centered outcomes research and help older adults live well and longer at home. The Community Health Information Connection is our current focus.