Many institutional or corporate leaders blithely sail along, unaware that potentially toxic underlying issues could be lurking in their organizations. These problems can stay hidden as they build an increasingly unhealthy environment.

One consequence of being an organization more than a century-and-a-half old is a large accumulation of records and documents—including archival photos and letters from dignitaries like Ronald Reagan and Hillary Clinton—with a responsibility to preserve and maintain them.

“Ever since the Covid pandemic, youth have reported higher rates of depression, anxiety and loneliness,” according to Dr. Meghan Miller, director of health education at The Floating Hospital. “Our work as health educators can help to bring youth back into healthier bodies and minds through health interventions and youth-centered programming to build resilience and foster social-emotional skills for future success.”

News + Events/March 2025: Power Women of Queens | Stop & Shop Community Bag Program | Celebrating history, hearts and more | Camp Rise Up: Journey and SOAR |Waiting room informational program | Spirit Week | Women’s Wellness Day | Website upgrade

While heart health gets all the headlines this month, February is also National Cancer Prevention Month.

A trip to Panama early in her optometry doctorate program gave Farhana Jui a concrete understanding of how many individuals in the world lack access to critical medical care and how she could help.

News + Events/February 2025: Banking on us | The ‘best and brightest’ | Save the date | Paddington pandemonium | An appealing appeal | Tending the fire | A seat at the table