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MAY 25 - MAY 31, 2016 • VOL. 17 • No. 21 WASHINGTON HEIGHTS • INWOOD • HARLEM • EAST HARLEM NORTHERN MANHATTAN’S BILINGUAL NEWSPAPER EL PERIODICO BILINGUE DEL NORTE DE MANHATTAN NOW EVERY WEDNESDAY TODOS LOS MIERCOLES “We have the answers” p9 GUIDE INSIDE “Tenemos las respuestas” p9 Photo: Gregg McQueen March p10 Bounty p23 Music p8 ¡Sorprendentemente Asequible! EL NUEVO plan esencial del NY State of Health Costo es $20 al mes o menos si cualifica El Plan Esencial incluye: Beneficios Extensivos Cuidado de Prevención Gratis NO Deducibles Enlístese en cualquier momento! El Reclutamiento del Plan Esencial esta abierto TODO EL AÑO 1-855-355-5777 nystateoealth.ny.gov 2 MAY 25, 2016 • MANHATTAN TIMES • www.manhattantimesnews.com Immigration meets innovation Story and photos by Erik Cuello foreign workers in specialty occupations requiring theoretical or technical expertise uild it, and they will stay. in fi elds such as architecture, engineering, mathematics, science and medicine. B The IN2NYC initiative, launched “Once they’re in the [IN2NYC] program, earlier this year by the NYC Economic they petition [for an H-1B visa] in the Development Corporation (NYCEDC) uncapped lane versus the capped lane,” in partnership with the City University explained EDC President Torres-Springer. of New York (CUNY), aims to help And there are specifi c advantages to going international entrepreneurs access visas so the cap-exempt route. they can create jobs in the United States. There is a federal quota on capped visas The program, dubbed the International and they are typically only acquired during Innovators Initiative (IN2NYC), is considered a brief window of availability. For example, the fi rst of its kind in the nation and is 65,000 H-1B visas were awarded through a projected to create more than 700 jobs for lottery system last year, whereas the number New Yorkers in the fi rst three years. of uncapped visas was over 250,000. This past Mon., May 23rd, CUNY students The response from potential applicants had and administrators joined with municipal been strong thus far, reported Torres-Springer. leaders at the City College of New York to “We have received close to 100 inquiries The StreetLabs team. mark the offi cial launch of the application for entrepreneurs looking to partner up,” she Coico as she met with students. They said they were hopeful that their process. said. Presenting were Biomedical Engineering project would prove a useful asset to Deputy Mayor for Housing and Economic The application process will close on July 1. students Jaweria Afreen, Ahsin Shabbir, and municipal administrations. Development Alicia Glen and NYCEDC Through IN2NYC, entrepreneurs also Christina Moawad, together with Mathematics On Monday, it seemed their networking President María Torres-Springer toured the give back, by entering into collaborative major Peter Geras. They had formed the start- was already paying off, as Torres-Springer Zahn Innovation Center, a CUNY startup agreements with their CUNY partner schools up StreetLabs, which proposed placing sensors and Glen seemed poised to pass word of their incubator and an IN2NYC partner institution. in which they commit to furthering the onto public service vehicles. The sensors project along. Also in attendance were CUNY Special school’s mission through business initiatives. would collect data for transit authorities and “[They] want to take us further by Advisor to the Chancellor Ann Kirschner and They can choose to hire or mentor students, agencies, creating a real-time map to point up introducing us to the Department of City College President Dr. Lisa Coico. teach a class, or aid in developing curricula. which roads required repair. Transportation (DOT) Commissioner,” said The IN2NYC program connects immigrant CCNY’s partner institutions from CUNY in “Our data would provide predictive analysis Moawad. entrepreneurs with partners and resources the program include Lehman College, Medgar that will allow problems to be solved when Watch out, Polly Trottenberg. to help them build their business in the Evers College, Baruch College, LaGuardia they are inexpensive, instead of letting it grow city, and also assists them in obtaining cap- Community College, Queens College and the and becoming more expensive,” predicted For more information about IN2NYC, exempt H-1B visas. These non-immigrant College of Staten Island. Geras. please visit www.in2.nyc. visas allow American companies to employ “All of the projects are truly amazing,” said Historia y fotos por Erik Cuello onstrúyanlo y se quedarán. La inmigración unida a la innovación C La iniciativa IN2NYC, lanzada a “Hemos recibido College, Queens College y the College of principios de este año por la Corporación de cerca de 100 Staten Island. Desarrollo Económico de NYC (NYCEDC solicitudes”, dijo “Todos los proyectos son realmente por sus siglas en inglés) en colaboración con la presidenta sorprendentes”, dijo Coico cuando se encontró la City University de Nueva York (CUNY), de la NYCEDC, con los estudiantes. tiene como objetivo ayudar a los empresarios María Torres- Los estudiantes de Ingeniería Biomédica internacionales a tener acceso a visas para Springer. Jaweria Afreen, Ahsin Shabbir y Christina crear puestos de trabajo en los Estados Unidos. Moawad, junto con el estudiante de El programa, conocido como la Iniciativa Desde la izquierda: Lindsay Siegel, Elena Sturman Matemáticas Peter Geras, hicieron una Internacional de Innovadores (IN2NYC), es y Joe Barba de CCNY; Ann Kirschner (CUNY), Lisa presentación. Formaron la empresa StreetLabs, considerado el primero de su tipo en el país S. Coico, presidenta de CCNY; la vicealcaldesa que propuso colocar sensores en los vehículos y se prevé que creará más de 700 puestos Alicia Glen; Torres-Springer; la vice presidenta de servicio público. Los sensores recopilarían de trabajo para los neoyorquinos en los tres Karen Witherspoon (CCNY) y Andy Holtz (CCNY). información para las autoridades y agencias primeros años. de transporte, creando un mapa en tiempo real El pasado lunes 23 de mayo, estudiantes y que señala qué caminos necesitan reparación. especializadas que requieren conocimientos potenciales había sido fuerte hasta el momento, “Nuestra información proporcionaría administradores de CUNY se unieron a líderes teóricos o técnicos en campos como la informó Torres-Springer. municipales en el City College de Nueva un análisis predictivo que permita que los arquitectura, la ingeniería, las matemáticas, la “Hemos recibido cerca de 100 solicitudes problemas sean resueltos cuando son baratos, York con motivo del lanzamiento ofi cial del ciencia y la medicina. para empresarios que buscan asociarse”, dijo. proceso de solicitud. en lugar de dejarlos crecer y que se vuelvan “Una vez que están en el programa El proceso de solicitud se cerrará el 1° de más caros”, dijo Geras. La vicealcaldesa de Vivienda y Desarrollo [IN2NYC], solicitan una visa H-1B en el julio. Económico, Alicia Glen, y la presidenta de la Dijeron que tienen la esperanza de que su carril sin límite y no en el carril con A través de IN2NYC, los proyecto pueda resultar un recurso útil para NYCEDC, María Torres-Springer, recorrieron límite”, explicó Torres-Springer, empresarios también retribuyen, el Centro de Innovación Zahn, una incubadora las administraciones municipales. presidenta de EDC. celebrando acuerdos de El lunes, parecía que su red de contactos ya de empresas de CUNY y una institución Y hay ventajas específi cas de colaboración con sus escuelas asociada de IN2NYC. También estuvieron estaba rindiendo frutos, pues Torres-Springer tomar la ruta cap-exempt. asociadas de CUNY, en los cuales se y Glen parecían estar a punto de correr la voz presentes la asesora especial del canciller de Hay una cuota federal sobre visas comprometen a promover la misión CUNY, Ann Kirschner, y la presidenta del sobre su proyecto. limitadas y normalmente sólo se de la escuela a través de iniciativas “[Ellas] quieren impulsarnos presentándonos City College, la Dra. Lisa Coico. adquieren durante un breve período de negocio. Pueden optar por El programa IN2NYC conecta a empresarios a la comisionada del Departamento de de disponibilidad. Por ejemplo, contratar o guiar a los estudiantes, Transporte (DOT por sus siglas en inglés) “, inmigrantes con socios y recursos para 65,000 visas H-1B se otorgaron dar una clase o ayudar a desarrollar ayudar a construir su negocio en la ciudad, y dijo Moawad. a través de un sistema de lotería el los planes de estudio. Considérese advertida, Polly Trottenberg. también les ayuda a obtener visas cap-exempt año pasado, mientras que el número Las instituciones socias del CCNY H-1B. Estas visas no inmigrantes permiten de visas sin límite fue de más de de CUNY en el programa incluyen: a las empresas estadounidenses emplear Para obtener más información sobre 250,000. Lehman College, Medgar Evers College, IN2NYC, por favor visite www.in2.nyc. a trabajadores extranjeros en ocupaciones La respuesta por parte de los solicitantes Baruch College, LaGuardia Community MAY 25, 2016 • MANHATTAN TIMES • www.manhattantimesnews.com 3 Robert Hairston is at home. The building provides Home at 43 studio apartments. O’Hanlon New supportive housing facility unveiled in Washington Heights Story and photos by Gregg McQueen obert Hairston had been living Rin an uptown shelter for two years. Then, last October, the Harlem native once sorely in need of affordable housing and Executive Director Yvonne Stennett. “This tribute to Timothy O’Hanlon, the longtime gained a new lease – an apartment at The support services. project is for real people, who are making a director of HPD’s Supportive Housing Loan O’Hanlon, a new supportive housing complex Created by Community League of the change in their lives.” Program, which established a model for in Washington Heights. Heights (CLOTH) in collaboration with the All of the apartments are currently fi lled. providing loans to developers for creating The building offers him a safer environment city’s Department of Housing Preservation A portion of the construction site was permanent supportive housing with onsite and nicer accommodations than he is and Development (HPD), the U.S.
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