Informational Workshops

Join our Alzheimer’s support group in Mandarin Chinese for people caring for a person with Alzheimer’s or any of the other dementias. Our support group is a secure and safe place to share your experiences. The group will meet on Sundays, January 20 and February 17. Please call 646-744-2951 for registration.

You will learn information about health, education, children's behavior, cultural competencies, healthy relationships, and resources for immigrant victims of domestic violence.

Are you ready to become a U.S. citizen? Sessions are in English and include a workshop and basic civics education. 2/07- Are you ready to be a U.S. citizen?/Introduction to American history; 2/14 - Required documents and more/Introduction to American government and politics; 2/21- Common barriers to naturalization/American culture and geography; 2/28- Naturalization interview and beyond/Review of 100 questions.

Are you ready to become a U.S. citizen? Sessions are in English and include a workshop and basic civics education.
3/02 - Are you ready to be a U.S. citizen?/Introduction to American history
3/09 - Required documents and more/Introduction to American government and politics
3/16- Common barriers to naturalization/American culture and geography
3/23- Naturalization interview and beyond/Review of 100 questions

Learn how to create a document and work with tables. Participants should have basic computer skills and must attend all three classes. Preregistration is required in person at the Central Library beginning Thursday, February 28 at 10:00 a.m. or by calling 718-990-0769.

Women face so many adversities including injustice, discrimination, exploitation, and abuse. Yet we persist! Join us at the Queens Library for an Interfaith Breakfast to honor the strength, courage, and power of women! We will share the stories of women who inspire us, learn from each other, and have a good time! All are welcome. Breakfast will be served. First-come, first-served.

In this workshop you will learn how to become certified and do business with the City, how to avoid common certification application mistakes, how your company will benefit from being certified, and about free advertising in the NYC MWBE online directory.

Learn how to turn on your computer and write an email. Part I - Introduction to the computer; Part II - Navigating the Internet; Part III- Creating your own email account. Participants are encouraged to attend all three classes. Preregistration is required. Please call the Hollis Library reference desk at 718-465-7355.

Learn how to turn on your computer and write an email. Participants must attend all three classes. Preregistration is required in person at the Flushing Library Cyber Center beginning Saturday, March 2 at 10 a.m. or call at 718-661-1280.

Attorney Lantao Sun will advise us how to avoid personal injuries. Topics include auto accident, slip and fall, purchasing insurance, claims vs. New York City, and case analysis.

This group is in Mandarin Chinese for those caring for a person with Alzheimer’s or any of the other dementias. Our support group is a secure and safe place to share your experiences. The group will meet on Sundays, March 17 and April 21. Please call 646-744-2951 for registration.

In the past decades, the incidence of uterine cancer, the most common gynecologic tumor has been increasing every year, endangering women's health. Luckily, if it is diagnosed early enough, uterine cancer could be cured. Dr. Shuli Zou from Association of Chinese American Physicians will discuss with you about how to recognize the early signs of uterine cancer to get it diagnosed and treated as early as possible.

You will learn information about health, education, children's behavior, cultural competencies, healthy relationships, and resources for immigrant victims of domestic violence.

Learn how to create a document and work with tables. Participants should have basic computer skills and must attend all three classes. Preregistration is required in person at the Flushing Library Cyber Center reference desk beginning Saturday, April 6 at 10:00 a.m. or call at 718-661-1280.

Learn how to turn on your computer and write an email. Participants must attend all three classes. Preregistration is required in person at the Langston Hughes Library Reference Desk beginning Saturday, April 6 at 10 a.m. or by calling 718-651-1100.