The document provides information about upcoming public programs at the New York Historical Society. It describes three upcoming events - a Fall Migration Bird Walk in Central Park in mid-October, a discussion called America's Unwritten Constitution also in mid-October about separation of powers and other constitutional concepts, and a program called Unheard Voices honoring those buried in Lower Manhattan's African Burial Ground. It directs readers to nyhistory.org for more information on society programs.

1. Upcoming Programs at the New York Historical Society

2. Serving the Community
• An accomplished business leader and current Chief Executive
Officer of Infor, Charles Phillips serves on the board of the
New York Historical Society.
• In this role, he provides guidance to the organization as it
moves forward with its activities and programming.

3. Upcoming Public Programs
• Here is a quick look at some of the upcoming public
programs at the New York Historical Society:
• Fall Migration Bird Walk: Held in mid-October, the Fall
Migration Bird Walk takes visitors through Central Park and
teaches them about the migratory habits of bird species such
as nuthatches, finches, and fall warblers.

4. Big Voices
• America’s Unwritten Constitution: Another mid-October
event sponsored by the New York Historical
Society, America’s Unwritten Constitution brings together a
number of prominent academic figures to discuss concepts
such as the separation of powers, checks and balances, and
the rule of law.
• Unheard Voices: In the Unheard Voices program, the society
honors the countless men, women, and children buried in
Lower Manhattan’s African Burial Ground.

5. Plan a Visit
• For more information on the programs sponsored by the New
York Historical Society, visit nyhistory.org.