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“Ask VNSNY” Looks Back on the Year’s Many Accomplishments… and Looks Ahead to 2022!

December 20, 2021–In this special end-of-year episode of “Ask VNSNY,” host Amery Moultry asks VNSNY team members from across the organization — “What’s the one thing you are most proud of accomplishing in 2021?” … and “What are you most looking forward to in 2022?” To hear your fellow team members’ thoughts, watch the video here below.

“Ask VNSNY” Thanksgiving Special: Thank you, VNSNY Partners in Care Home Health Aides!

November 23, 2021–As host Amery Moultry notes in this special Thanksgiving edition of “Ask VNSNY,” for New Yorkers whose health keeps them homebound or living at home, it’s often a VNSNY Partners in Care Home Health Aide who brings the spirit of warmth and Thanksgiving home on this special day. In this special video, VNSNY and Partners in Care colleagues offer a big thank you to our Home Health Aides! To view the video, click below.

Ask VNSNY Celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month!

October 4, 2021–Do you know the difference between Hispanic and Latino? In celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs from September 15th to October 15th, Ask VNSNY host Amery Moultry looks into this topic and then asks staff: “Identify someone of Hispanic heritage who has inspired you personally or professionally and why.” To hear their heartfelt responses, click here.

Ask VNSNY: “What does Rosh Hashanah mean to you and your family?”

September 2, 2021–To celebrate Rosh Hashanah, “Ask VNSNY” host Amery Moultry offers a brief background of the holiday, and then asks this question to employees from around the organization. To hear their responses, click here below.

Frontline Asked Staff: “How Do You Think OKRs Will Add Value to VNSNY?”

June 28, 2021–Individual OKRs are due tomorrow, June 30th. Have you done yours yet? If you haven’t – and even if you have – you’ll want to watch this video in which “Ask VNSNY” host Amery Moultry asked staff from around the organization: “How do you think OKRs will add value to VNSNY?” To hear what they had to say, click here below.

Special Pride Video: We Asked LGBTQ+ Staff to Share a Coming-Out Moment That Now Makes You Smile

June 28, 2021–In this second video of our two-part series commemorating Pride Month, “Ask VNSNY” host Amery Moultry discusses the history and issues around coming out as a member of the LGBTQ+ community, and asks LGBTQ+ employees from around the organization to share a coming-out moment that they have come to find humorous. To hear their inspiring and poignant answers, click here below.  

Special Pride Video: We Asked LGBTQ+ Staff to Share a Coming-Out Moment that Makes You Most Proud

June 24, 2021–Get ready to be incredibly moved. In this first video of our two-part series commemorating Pride Month and the start of Pride Weekend, “Ask VNSNY” host Amery Moultry discusses the history and issues around coming out as a member of the LGBTQ+ community, and asks LGBTQ+ employees from around the organization to share a coming-out moment that made them especially proud. To hear their inspiring and poignant answers, click here below.

VNSNY Commemorates Memorial Day: Hear What Memorial Day Means to Our VNSNY Veterans

May 26, 2021–On Monday, May 31st, America celebrates Memorial Day and honors those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country and our freedoms. In this special Memorial Day video, Frontline interviewed several VNSNY staff who are veterans and asked what Memorial Day means to them. To hear their moving tributes, click on the video below. In addition to this special Memorial Day video, we are also pleased to share the following poem by Robert Longley, which was adapted by Joe Vitti, Director of VNSNY’s Hospice Veterans Program.

“What is one fascinating thing you’ve learned about your culture and something you’ve learned about another?”

April 28, 2021–To commemorate Celebrate Diversity Month, “Ask VNSNY” host Amery Moultry offers a short summary of the cultural diversity found in New York City, and then asks this question of employees from around the organization. To hear their responses as well as Amery’s tips on how you can celebrate cultural diversity month, click here below.