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Ask VNSNY: What Does Pride Mean to You Amid a Pandemic and Protest?
June 25, 2020–“From last year’s World Pride taking place right here in New York City, to Pride events being cancelled to prevent the spread of the coronavirus and now the Black Lives Matter movement to combat racism and racial violence… as a nation we’re in what I hope to be the final adjustment toward equality. But not just equality for gay rights, but for trans rights, and justice and equality for people of color.” These are the words of host Amery Moultry, Director, Enterprise Communications, as he introduces this latest edition of “Ask VNSNY.” In this special episode, Amery asks VNSNY staff members: “What does Pride mean to you amid a pandemic and protest?” Click on the video below to hear their inspiring answers!
“What does Juneteenth mean to you?”
June 18, 2020–Today is Juneteenth – the day that commemorates the ending of slavery in the United States, when the last enslaved people in Galveston, Texas were informed of their emancipation on June 19, 1865. You can learn more about Juneteenth and hear what VNSNY staff said when asked, “What does Juneteenth mean to you?” by watching our new Ask VNSNY video. To view the video, click below.
“What’s one interesting fact about you that no one at VNSNY knows?”
February 19, 2020–VNSNY staff share their surprising answers! Welcome to the latest installment of “Ask VNSNY”—a video series in which VNSNY staff members share their thoughts on a wide range of subjects, including work-related interests, personal topics, and trending ideas in health care. In this episode, series host Amery Moultry asks VNSNY employees: “What’s one interesting fact about you that no one at VNSNY knows?” To hear what they said, click on the link below! To see more ASK VNSNY Videos, click here.
“What is your best idea for an invention in health care?”
May 29, 2019–VNSNY staff show their innovative side! Welcome to the latest installment of “Ask VNSNY”—a video series in which VNSNY staff members share their thoughts on a wide range of subjects, including work-related interests, personal topics, and trending ideas in health care. In this episode, series host Amery Moultry asks VNSNY employees: “What is your best idea for an invention in health care?” To hear their responses, click on the link below! To see other Roving Reporter articles or “Ask VNSNY” episodes, click here.
“What’s the bravest thing you’ve ever done?”
April 8, 2019–VNSNY staff reveal their most courageous moments! Welcome to the latest installment of “Ask VNSNY”—the video series in which VNSNY staff members share their thoughts on all kinds of topics. In this latest episode, series host Amery Moultry asks: “What’s the bravest thing you’ve ever done?” To hear their answers, click on the link below! To see other Roving Reporter articles or “Ask VNSNY” episodes, click here.
“What’s one thing you’re most proud of that VNSNY has accomplished?”—Part Two!
March 18, 2019–This is the second installment of “Ask VNSNY”—a new video series in which VNSNY staff members share their thoughts on a wide range of subjects, including work-related interests, personal topics, and trending ideas in health care. In this episode, series host Amery Moultry asks a new group of VNSNY employees the same question—brought back by popular demand—that he posed in the previous installment: “What is one thing you are most proud of that VNSNY has accomplished?” To hear what they said, click on the link below! To see other Roving Reporter articles or “Ask VNSNY” episodes, click here.
“What’s one thing you’re most proud of that VNSNY has accomplished?”
February 23, 2019–“Ask VNSNY” is a new video series in which VNSNY staff members share their thoughts on a wide range of subjects—including work-related interests, personal topics, and ideas in health care. What’s on your colleagues’ minds? Click on the link below to find out! In this episode, series creator Amery Moultry, Director of Enterprise Communications, asks employees: “What is one thing you are most proud of that VNSNY has accomplished?” To see other Roving Reporter articles or “Ask VNSNY” episodes, click here.