February 1, 2023 – The Dominican Sisters in Committed Collaboration stand in solidarity with the National Black Sisters Conference and their statement calling for reform of policing practices, greater oversight and accountability by the Justice Department, and “an end...
“The total mass of plastics now exceeds the total mass of all living mammals.” With the start of a new legislative session in Albany comes an opportunity to raise our voices as people of faith. The Dominican Sisters of Hope have joined religious,...
Sr. Madeleine demonstrating how to compost As 2022 draws to a close, the Dominican Sisters of Hope have begun Year Two of commitment to the Laudato Si’ Action Platform. At fall Community Chapter meetings, sisters and associates shared stories about their...
More than 5,150 grandparents in Westchester are raising grandchildren. Many live below the poverty level, and a disproportionate number are women of color. But these caregivers are not awarded social service benefits comparable to those given to foster-care parents,...
In upcoming weeks, visitors to The Center at Mariandale will notice more color on what has traditionally been tightly mown lawn — yellow dandelions, white clover, purple bugleweed, and colorful signage announcing our participation in No Mow May. The...
In 2020, the murder of George Floyd and other African Americans including Ahmaud Arberry and Breonna Taylor sparked outrage, ignited Black Lives Matter protests around the country and world, and motivated the Hope family to educate ourselves about systemic...
