Gambling can be an enjoyable form of entertainment for some, but for others, it can become a serious financial and emotional burden. The New York Council on Problem Gambling (NYCPG) recognizes the crucial role financial literacy plays in preventing gambling-related harm and empowering individuals to make informed financial decisions. Understanding the Link Between Financial Literacy… Read more »
Learn MoreBlack History Month is a time to celebrate the strength, creativity, and achievements of Black Americans. It’s a chance to recognize how much Black people have contributed to the country, and also a time to think about the challenges we still face. One of the problems affecting the Black community today is gambling harm. While… Read more »
Learn MoreAs the Super Bowl approaches, the excitement and anticipation build among sports enthusiasts, athletes, advertisers, and fans alike. It’s a time when people come together to celebrate athleticism, competition, and, of course, indulge in the festivities that surround this iconic sporting event. From tailgates to halftime shows, the Super Bowl brings a sense of unity… Read more »
Learn MoreAs November unfolds, we shine a spotlight on our veterans and their families during National Veterans and Military Families Month. This is an important opportunity to acknowledge the unique challenges veterans face, particularly when it comes to veteran gambling issues. Let’s explore these challenges and discuss how we can provide meaningful support. As November unfolds,… Read more »
Learn MoreAs we observe Domestic Violence Awareness Month this October, it’s crucial to shed light on the intersection between domestic violence and gambling harm. Understanding how these issues are linked can help us provide better support and resources for those affected. Here’s a closer look at the connection and the assistance available for individuals and families… Read more »
Learn MoreCollege is a time of discovery, learning, and building friendships that can last a lifetime. It’s also a time when young adults may encounter new experiences, including the allure of gambling. While gambling can seem like harmless fun, it’s important to understand the risks involved. Research tells us that a significant number of college students gamble…. Read more »
Learn MoreSummer is here! July is a great month to focus on family. For many of us, summer means outdoor activities like hiking and swimming at the beach or mowing the lawn and planting a garden. We hope that problems due to gambling don’t need to be a focus for the summer, but, if so, there… Read more »
Learn MoreJune is celebrated as Pride Month, supporting acceptance, equality and justice for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and asexual (LGBTQIA+) community. It marks an opportunity to show our loving commitment to family members, friends, and colleagues of the LGBTQIA+ community. What is Pride Month? Pride month is celebrated to commemorate the events of… Read more »
Learn MoreProblem Gambling Awareness Month (PGAM) is intended to raise awareness about the impact of gambling-related harms on individuals, families, and communities. Organized annually in March, this month serves as a time to educate the public. It’s a time to advocate for gambling harm prevention and provide support for those affected by problem gambling. It is the… Read more »
Learn MoreIntroduction As the Super Bowl approaches, the excitement and anticipation build among sports enthusiasts, advertisers, and fans alike. It’s a time when people come together to celebrate athleticism, competition, and, of course, indulge in the festivities that surround this iconic sporting event. However, amidst the thrill of the Super Bowl, there’s a darker side that… Read more »
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