NYC Waterfalls Boat Tour- SOLD OUT
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Over 450 friends of Coro joined us at the 2008 Lewis Rudin Awards Dinner for Civic Leadership on May 21!

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Central Park SummerStage
Spend an afternoon of urban funk, soul, and R&B at Central Park SummerStage on August 3. Learn more »

Meet Coro NY's new Executive Director
Join us in welcoming Scott Millstein as Coro New York’s New Executive Director! Read more »

The Coro New York Leadership Center was founded on the principle that an informed and engaged citizenry and broad public participation are critical to a vital democratic society. We equip diverse individuals with knowledge and skills for effective leadership. Learn more »

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Programs
The Coro New York Leadership Center runs four civic leadership programs:

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Immigrant Civic Leadership Program »
Fellows Program in Public Affairs »
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Alumni
We provide many opportunities to keep our vast alumni network engaged, both in networking and educational events and volunteer opportunities.

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What's New

Coro New York awarded Carnegie grant
Coro New York has been awarded a $150,000 two-year grant from the Carnegie Corporation of New York for general operating support! As a grantee, Coro NY will also receive comprehensive technical support from Community Resource Exchange. Read the full press release »

Congrats, Coro Grads!
Congratulations to the 2007-08 classes of Exploring Leadership, Fellows Program, Leadership New York, and Immigrant Civic Leadership Program for successfully completing a rigorous year! A special thanks to the family, friends, and Coro alums who joined us in celebrating the accomplishments of our program participants! Check out graduation photos on Flickr »

Announcing Exploring Leadership 2008-09
Let's give a big Coro welcome to the newest cohort of Exploring Leadership Youth Ambassadors! 26 talented students were selected from four NYC public high schools to participate in this year-long effort to make educational change in their school communities. Check out the 2008-09 Youth Ambassadors »