top of page

Advisors

Kendra J. Bostock is Founder/Director of a BedStuy based art and community platform called STooPS that hosts the BedStuy Annual Art Crawl on stoops, sidewalks, and gardens around the neighborhood. A dancer, choreographer, and community worker from Detroit, MI, Kendra now lives in Bedford-Stuyvesant, NY.

Kendra J. Bostock

Kendra J. Bostock is Founder/Director of a BedStuy based art and community platform called STooPS that hosts the BedStuy Annual Art Crawl on stoops, sidewalks, and gardens around the neighborhood. A dancer, choreographer, and community worker from Detroit, MI, Kendra now lives in Bedford-Stuyvesant, NY.

Betsy Book is a UX professional who’s been working in the internet industry since 1997. While growing up in various places like Japan, Guam, and Florida she always knew NYC would be home. After moving to the city in 1993 and spending a few decades as a New Yorker, she knows this will be home forever. Having lived in both stooped and stoop-less buildings over the years, Betsy is incredibly thankful for the brownstone stoop that was her only outdoor space during the early part of the pandemic.

Betsy Book

Betsy Book is a UX professional who’s been working in the internet industry since 1997. While growing up in various places like Japan, Guam, and Florida she always knew NYC would be home. After moving to the city in 1993 and spending a few decades as a New Yorker, she knows this will be home forever. Having lived in both stooped and stoop-less buildings over the years, Betsy is incredibly thankful for the brownstone stoop that was her only outdoor space during the early part of the pandemic.

Lara Weinberg is a pun-loving wordsmith and communications consultant with eclectic experience in entertainment, marketing, and media. Born and bred in NYC, Lara studied Literature & Rhetoric at SUNY-Binghamton and went on to associate produce “The Writing Code” — a critically acclaimed, three-part PBS series on the origin, history and art of writing.

Lara Weinberg

Lara Weinberg is a pun-loving wordsmith and communications consultant with eclectic experience in entertainment, marketing, and media. Born and bred in NYC, Lara studied Literature & Rhetoric at SUNY-Binghamton and went on to associate produce “The Writing Code” — a critically acclaimed, three-part PBS series on the origin, history and art of writing.

Joe Harrell is the Webby- and NY Emmy Award-winning Managing Editor of Integrated Initiatives and Digital Studios at The WNET Group. In this role, he leads cross-company content collaboration initiatives and explores new possibilities across all businesses to ensure a cohesive approach to producing programming and building audiences.

Joe Harrell

Joe Harrell is the Webby- and NY Emmy Award-winning Managing Editor of Integrated Initiatives and Digital Studios at The WNET Group. In this role, he leads cross-company content collaboration initiatives and explores new possibilities across all businesses to ensure a cohesive approach to producing programming and building audiences.

CONNECT WITH US

Contact
Participate

  • White Instagram Icon
  • TikTok
  • Youtube
  • White Facebook Icon
  • LinkedIn

AS SEEN IN

New York Times logo
Time Out New York logo
Anthem_4th_bronze_winner_icon.png

Stoop Stories is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit arts service organization. Contributions  for the charitable purposes of Stoop Stories must be made payable to “Fractured Atlas” only and are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. 

© 2025 Marj Kleinman Photography | Stoop Stories is a registered trademark. 

We will never share or sell your information.

Thanks for signing up!

bottom of page