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In late October, our Thursday assembly featured Sounds of Saving, a New York-based music and mental health nonprofit co-founded by Charlie Gross '88. Highlights included live music by Bartees Strange and Nicknames (Max Streitwieser '20, NYU '24) and a panel discussion with the artists, facilitated Lelo M. '28 and Liam B. '28. Both Bartees and Max visited music classes and hosted a discussion in the Library at lunch.
Keep an eye out for a feature on Charlie in this winter's 1968 Magazine. Sounds of Saving combines his wide-ranging experience in the arts and more than a decade as a therapist at Weill Cornell Medicine and in private practice.