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This presentation aims to help attendees learn more about anger management for teens. We will review what anger is, why we get angry, misconceptions about anger, common anger responses and reactions, and signs of anger. We will also explain how we can manage anger through prevention as well as crisis survival skills. At the end

This webinar will provide information on what an IEP is in regards to the law, understanding the parts of the IEP, the process, how to prepare for the meeting, how to be an active and informed participant, and how to follow the process for your child afterwards in implementing the IEP. Este seminario web brindará

This workshop provides essential tools to successfully navigate the special education system in NYC as to ensure that children with special needs receive the educational services to which they are entitled regardless of the type of school—public, charter, or private. You will leave having a better understanding of 1) Special Education, the Concept, 2) IDEA

This one-on-one opportunity takes place in person at 67th Street Library on Saturdays, 11AM-3:30PM For adults ages 20+ Bring 2 printed copies of your resume and a certified resume writer will provide feedback to make your content stronger and your format more appealing. Call 212-734-1717 or come to 67th Street Library to register for a

Come to NARS Foundation on August 11th & 12th to celebrate wellness with Brooklyn Arts Council. This event will include performances by esteemed Brooklyn artists you won’t want to miss! Performers include: Jasmine Espinal, Angie Sosa, and Emory Moore. Also on view is BAC’s Sonic Clinic pop-up exhibition and Wellness Studio including digital art by

This one-on-one opportunity takes place in person at 67th Street Library on Saturdays, 11AM-3:30PM For adults ages 20+ Bring 2 printed copies of your resume and a certified resume writer will provide feedback to make your content stronger and your format more appealing. Call 212-734-1717 or come to 67th Street Library to register for a

From Jamaican and Haitian folk songs to Florence Price’s monumental Five Folksongs in Counterpoint, the Bronx Arts Ensemble String Quartet celebrates the works of Black composers and musicians in the Americas and more. Bring a blanket or chair to enjoy this free concert on the lawn of the Van Cortlandt House Museum.

FREE concert of works by historic and living North American composers. Music from Scott Joplin’s opera Treemonisha to works by living Canadian and Mexican composers. Bring a blanket or chair and spend an afternoon with the Bronx Arts Ensemble Woodwind Quintet, enjoying music on the lawn of the Van Cortlandt House Museum

This one-on-one opportunity takes place in person at 67th Street Library on Saturdays, 11AM-3:30PM For adults ages 20+ Bring 2 printed copies of your resume and a certified resume writer will provide feedback to make your content stronger and your format more appealing.  Call 212-734-1717 or come to 67th Street Library to register for a

This one-on-one opportunity takes place in person at 67th Street Library on Saturdays, 11AM-3:30PM For adults ages 20+ Bring 2 printed copies of your resume and a certified resume writer will provide feedback to make your content stronger and your format more appealing.  Call 212-734-1717 or come to 67th Street Library to register for a

The Arte Pa’ Mi Gente/Arts for All Festival, organized by TeatroSEA—the leading Latino bilingual arts-in-education theater for youth— and with support from The Clemente Soto Velez Cultural and Educational Center. The festival brings together a lineup of artists for 3 days of free family celebrations. This year’s festival theme is “Archipelago of Culture,” highlighting the

The Artists Studios Community Series provides a welcoming virtual environment where artists feel comfortable showing and talking about their work, sharing information, and learning how to prepare for a studio visit and artist talk. Each program accommodates ten virtual studio visits followed by sharing resources on different aspects of being an independent artist. Each artist

From South Asia to the Middle East, from Ukraine to Cuba, every Thursday in July you will be taken on a cultural journey through music, dance, and of course FUN! Join Mickela Mallozzi, host of the Emmy®-winning series Bare Feet with Mickela Mallozzi, as she brings some of her favorite dances to the Plaza at

A landmark moment in labor history occurred when 20,000 Chinese immigrant women workers from the garment factories of Chinatown went on strike for their union contract. This commemoration event at Columbus Park will include music, dance, children’s activities and veterans speaking about the strike.

A bilingual, one-woman show about the great Mexican painter Frida Kahlo, which combines storytelling, music, visual arts, puppets and audience participation. Recommended for Pre-K to 4th Grade. Performed in Spanish – bilingual.

A bilingual, one-woman show about the great Mexican painter Frida Kahlo, which combines storytelling, music, visual arts, puppets and audience participation. Recommended for Pre-K to 4th Grade. Performed in Spanish – bilingual.

Pura Belpré (1901-1982) was a talented author, collector of folktales, puppeteer and storyteller who wrote and reinterpreted Puerto Rican folk tales. As the first Puerto Rican librarian in the New York Public Library system, she  pioneered many programs for the Latino community. Our show is a re-enactment of her legendary “Bilingual Story Hour.” Her famous

A bilingual, one-woman show about the great Mexican painter Frida Kahlo, which combines storytelling, music, visual arts, puppets and audience participation. Recommended for Pre-K to 4th Grade. Performed in Spanish or bilingual.

A bilingual, one-woman show about the great Mexican painter Frida Kahlo, which combines storytelling, music, visual arts, puppets and audience participation. Recommended for Pre-K to 4th Grade. Performed in Spanish or bilingual.

A bilingual, one-woman show about the great Mexican painter Frida Kahlo, which combines storytelling, music, visual arts, puppets and audience participation. Recommended for Pre-K to 4th Grade. Performed in Spanish or bilingual.

A bilingual, one-woman show about the great Mexican painter Frida Kahlo, which combines storytelling, music, visual arts, puppets and audience participation. Recommended for Pre-K to 4th Grade. Performed in Spanish or bilingual.

Bring 2 copies of your résumé. A certified résumé writer is available to provide feedback and suggestions to make the content stronger and the format more appealing. Call 212-734-1717 or come to 67th Street Library (between 1st & 2nd) to register for a free 30-min. session. For Adults Sherry Natkow is a career coach and

Screening of Crip Camp followed by Q&A with co-director Jim LeBrecht The event is free and open to the public of all ages. No RSVP required. First come, first served. TNC is an accessible venue.   Please join us for a screening of the film Crip Camp (2020), by directors Jim LeBrecht and Nicole Newnham. Crip Camp is an award-winning

In celebration of Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month, the NYPL is hightlighting materials from the Library’s research collections. Come discover these very special items – illustrated books, maps, photographs, cookbooks, and more – centered on themes of Immigration & Assimilation, Community, Food, and AAPI Activism. We invite all guests to reflect on how

We are back OUTDOORS this year! You bring a blanket, we’ll bring the fun! Celebrating the 5th anniversary of Outdoors for Autism! Join us, as well as some of our amazing partners —including Special Olympics of New York, KEEN New York, Extreme Kids and Crew, and Children’s Museum of the Arts — for an afternoon

Play six fun-packed rounds of trivia and win prizes from East Village and LES businesses! Hosted by EVIMA and NYC Trivia League – Free to play, two drink minimum strongly encouraged – Win prizes from local businesses (1st prize worth over $200) – Multiple categories spanning pop culture, music, local history, and more! This event

Play six fun-packed rounds of bar trivia and win prizes from East Village and LES businesses! Hosted by EVIMA and NYC Trivia League – Free to play, two drink minimum strongly encouraged – Win prizes from local businesses (1st prize worth over $200) – Multiple categories spanning pop culture, music, local history, and more! This

A night of storytelling and conversation with leaders and longtime residents of the legendary neighborhood known as Loisaida! Hosted by EVIMA, Cooper Square Committee, and LES Small Business Alliance. Join EVIMA for a night of storytelling and conversation at La Sala de Pepe on Avenue C. The event will offer a glimpse into Loisaida past

This workshop provides essential tools to successfully navigate the special education system in NYC as to ensure that children with special needs receive the educational services to which they are entitled regardless of the type of school—public, charter, or private. You will leave having a better understanding of 1) Special Education, the Concept, 2) IDEA

This workshop describes five ways parents and caregivers can support your children with their schoolwork at home, even though they may not be familiar with the content, methods, or the English language, and we will also discuss navigating relationships with school staff and other community members. Este taller describe cinco formas en que los padres

Bring 2 copies of your résumé. A certified résumé writer is available to provide feedback and suggestions to make the content stronger and the format more appealing. Call 212-734-1717 or come to 67th Street Library (between 1st & 2nd) to register for a free 30-min. session. For Adults Sherry Natkow is a career coach and

It’s time to DEMAND CHANGE! Students across New York State are undereducated, miseducated, and trapped in failing school systems. Whether students need a safer environment, better academics to meet their needs or other educational services, the education system has failed to deliver what students and families need. More often than not, Black, Brown and other

It’s time to DEMAND CHANGE! Students across New York State are undereducated, miseducated, and trapped in failing school systems. Whether students need a safer environment, better academics to meet their needs or other educational services, the education system has failed to deliver what students and families need. More often than not, Black, Brown and other

It’s time to DEMAND CHANGE! Students across New York State are undereducated, miseducated, and trapped in failing school systems.  Whether students need a safer environment, better academics to meet their needs or other educational services, the education system has failed to deliver what students and families need. More often than not, Black, Brown and other

The COVID-19 pandemic, anti-Asian hate incidents, and the continued struggle for racial justice have laid bare the systemic racism in the US. For many Asian American students, this has been a moment of reckoning. Seen as perpetual foreigners, their experiences of racism and xenophobia does not fall within a racial hierarchy that is based on

NYCSA’s 2022 New York Charter Schools Conference will be held in-person at the Buffalo Hyatt on October 19-21. Schedule Wednesday: Tours & opening reception Thursday – Friday: Full days of conference content Contact conference@nycharters.net for more info.

Students across New York State are undereducated, miseducated, and trapped in failing school systems. Overwhelmingly, these systems fail to serve Black, Hispanic/Latinx, and poor students whose outcomes are devastatingly low. This is a crisis! Every child deserves access to a good education and quality schools. This Saturday at 12 pm, the Bronx community is coming

Students across New York State are undereducated, miseducated, and trapped in failing school systems. Overwhelmingly, these systems fail to serve Black, Hispanic/Latinx, and poor students whose outcomes are devastatingly low. This is a crisis! Every child deserves access to a good education and quality schools. This Saturday at 12 pm, the Bronx community is coming

This 60-minute training will cover the educational rights of students who face behavioral challenges in school. We’ll discuss information on behavioral supports and interventions, and share tips on how to advocate for them. We will also explore the different services available for students with and without an Individualized Education Plan.

This 60-minute training will cover the the different kinds of related services the DOE provides, how to know if your child is receiving them, and what to do if there is an issue. We will review the different voucher systems for Related Services (RSAs and P3/P4s). We also want to hear from you! We’ll take

Join us to review what we know so far about this year’s Summer Rising Program, the DOE summer programming that is supposed to open to all public school students K-12. We’ll review the different programs being developed, as well as supports for multilingual students and students with disabilities. We will also provide tips to help

Bring 2 copies of your résumé. A certified résumé writer is available to provide feedback and suggestions to make the content stronger and the format more appealing. Call 212-734-1717 or come to 67th Street Library (between 1st & 2nd) to register for a free 30-min. session. For Adults Sherry Natkow is a career coach and

Join Dancing Classrooms on The Edison Ballroom dance floor in the heart of the Theater District for a night of dance and celebration! The long-awaited annual MAD HOT BALL is coming back in-person for the first time since 2019, making its defiantly joyful debut on May 12, 2022 at 7:30 p.m. EST. MAD HOT BALL

Join us for a panel discussion to explore ways to develop and strengthen relationships for young people with disabilities. Recognize and celebrate each young person’s birthright to social connectedness Learn the skills needed to transition back to in-person social situations Engage in a community of choice Create the space to normalize caregiver concerns Manage youth

The  Virtual Spring NYC College Fair Wednesday, April 27th  Time: 9:30am-2:00pm. Registration is FREE. Registrants will enter the virtual event through a single link, which will be available 24-48 prior to the college fair. Admissions Recruiters from 85 colleges & universities will be in attendance. 5 Financial Aid Workshops ( English & Spanish ) will be

The Artists Studios Community Series provides a welcoming virtual environment where artists feel comfortable showing and talking about their work, sharing information, and learning how to prepare for a studio visit and artist talk. Each program accommodates ten virtual studio visits followed by sharing resources on different aspects of being an independent artist. Each artist

In this workshop, we will learn some practical tools for taking care of ourselves while at home, so that we can continue to be effective caregivers for our children. En este taller, aprenderemos algunas herramientas prácticas para cuidarnos mientras estamos en casa, para que podamos seguir siendo cuidadores eficaces de nuestros hijos.

Bring 2 copies of your résumé. A certified résumé writer is available to provide feedback and suggestions to make the content stronger and the format more appealing. Call 212-734-1717 or come to 67th Street Library (between 1st & 2nd) to register for a free 30-min. session. For Adults Sherry Natkow is a career coach and

Bring 2 copies of your résumé. A certified résumé writer is available to provide feedback and suggestions to make the content stronger and the format more appealing. Call 212-734-1717 or come to 67th Street Library (between 1st & 2nd) to register for a free 30-min. session. For Adults Sherry Natkow is a career coach and

Join us during National Teacher Week for Show Teachers the Love!, a charming variety show celebrating teachers and featuring the world’s most awesome performers. Half our audience will be teachers, who come for free to feel the love. Half will be donors, who come to show it. The Scooches jam the jive, Bonnie McFarlane brings the

Bring 2 copies of your résumé. A certified résumé writer is available toprovide feedback and suggestions to make the content stronger and the format more appealing. Call 212-734-1717 or come to 67th Street Library (between 1st & 2nd) to register for a free 30-min. session. For Adults Sherry Natkow is a career coach and job

Bring 2 copies of your résumé. A certified résumé writer is available to provide feedback and suggestions to make the content stronger and the format more appealing. Call 212-734-1717 or come to 67th Street Library (between 1st & 2nd) to register for a free 30-min. session. For Adults Sherry Natkow is a career coach and

In honor of the Month of the Military Child, non-profit media company Shine Global will be offering free virtual viewings of Through Our Eyes: Homefront, a documentary illustrating the impact of military service through the eyes of three children from across the country. On Tuesday, April 12 at 7pm ET/4pm PT, Homefront director Kristi Jacobson

“Contigo Rumbo A La Universidad”, “College Bound”, is a free Virtual College Fair taking place April 6-11 in both English & Spanish. Presented by Univision Nueva York Contigo and Hispanic Federation. This free virtual event will offer attendees the chance to engage with admissions representatives from colleges and universities in New York, New Jersey and

The Virtual Spring NYC College Fair  will feature public & private colleges from the New York/Tri-state Area. Representatives will conduct presentations via ZOOM at 9:45 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. Each virtual presentation will last for 1 1/2 hour. High Schools can access colleges via the Landing Page hosted by the Regional Officers of Admission Metro

World Book Day at Touro University Graduate School of Education World Book Day at Touro University celebrates the joy of reading and the pride of having books of your own.  Touro Graduate School faculty and friends are joining in the celebration on Thursday, April 7th, 2022, through a marathon read aloud from 9 am to

Come join the Greenpoint Shul for Matzah Cover Making and a mini-Seder. With givaways from Hopalong Andrew!!!!