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Juneteenth: Seeing the Truth, Honoring the Legacy At SCOJO New York, we recognize Juneteenth as a powerful reminder: freedom, justice, and equality are not just ideals. They are rights that generation
Each year in February, we stop to celebrate Black History Month, a time to recognize the pivotal roles that African Americans have played in our country’s history. These roles—often overlooked, someti
February is Black History Month in the United States and Canada—a time to recognize and celebrate the contributions, creativity, and achievements of Black authors, artists, and leaders. It’s an opport
Thanksgiving has landed, and with it comes the electric buzz of the holiday season in New York. The clatter of pots and pans echoes through cramped apartments. Shopping lists get scribbled and lost, o
We can’t believe it’s already August. Where did the summer go? One minute we’re filling our social calendars with outdoor festivals, backyard barbecues and patio dates, and the next we’re starting to
The second Sunday of May marks Mother’s Day for many countries, including the U.S. and Canada. On this day, mothers of all kinds are honored with visits, brunch outings, spa treatments, thoughtful pre
Like many around the world, we at SCOJO New York have been rocked by the invasion of Ukraine. Our hearts and our thoughts are with the Ukrainian people, and we admire the enduring resilience, courage
Something's different. You may have noticed a little something different about SCOJO New York. Is it a new hair color? A fresh fade? Lash extensions? A new lipstick? Did we get new glasses? No! (Well,
World Sight Day is a day of awareness held annually on the second Thursday of October. Coordinated by the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB) in cooperation with the World Heal
