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SUNY-ESF environmental biology professor and 2022 MacArthur Fellow Robin Wall Kimmerer was recently awarded a 2023 National Humanities Medal from the White House.
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The National Park Service said the area of Fort Ontario where the Safe Haven Holocaust Refugees stayed during World War II meets the requirements to be designated a national park.
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The Redhouse Arts Center and the Arc of Onondaga are continuing their partnership together to bring theatre to all communities.
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An inclusive dance festival is back in Onondaga County for its second year.
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The 2024-2025 season focuses on individuals yearning to belong in a world that may not accept them for who they are.
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Through 8 different events throughout the year, Project Outloud aims to create safe spaces, eliminate barriers to accessing resources, and raise awareness for LGBTQ+ individuals of all ages.
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A Haudenosaunee story traces their origin back to a solar eclipse.
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The CNY Pride Festival has been held at the location for more than a decade and its continued to grow each year.
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The Dunbar Association and the Onondaga Historical Association are working to preserve Syracuse's Black history to encourage diversity, equity and inclusion.
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Symphoria, the group that kept orchestral music alive in central New York after the demise of the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra, has a new name.
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The Center for Community Alternatives is a community partner for Syracuse Stage's production of "Clyde's."
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The festival also plans to honor local filmmaker and Syracuse University alum Eric Jackson of Black Cub Productions for his contributions to the film industry and Syracuse community.