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Arverne Branch 312 Beach 54Th Street Queens 1/5 6-7Pm the Osbourne JANUARY 1/5 2-4pm Queens Public Library 312 Beach 54th Queens – Arverne Branch Street PUBLIC 1/5 6-7pm The Osbourne 809 Westchester Bronx Association (Arches Avenue Program) 1/5 7:30-9pm 76th Precinct 191 Union Street Brooklyn Community Council PUBLIC Meeting 1/6 9:30-10:30am Friends of Island 391 East 149th Bronx Academy – Street Fatherhood Initiative 1/6 11:30am-12 Noon Friends of Island 391 East 149th Bronx Academy – Street Fatherhood Initiative 1/6 12-4pm Queens Public Library 14-01 Astoria Queens – Astoria Branch Boulevard PUBLIC 1/6 1-2:15pm Choir Academy 2005 Madison Manhattan Alternative Learning Avenue Center 1/6 4-5pm UPACA Tenant’s 589 Amsterdam Manhattan Association Meeting Avenue 1/6 7pm 43rd Precinct 900 Fteley Avenue Bronx Community Council PUBLIC Meeting 1/7 2-5pm Queens Public Library 25-55 Francis Queens – Auburndale Branch Lewis Boulevard PUBLIC 1/8 11:30am-2:30pm Queens Public Library 117-11 Sutphin Queens – Baisley Park Branch Boulevard PUBLIC 1/11 1-2pm Queens Adult 27-35 Jackson Queens Learning Center Avenue, 3rd floor 1/11 2:30-3:30pm Queens Adult 27-35 Jackson Queens Learning Center Avenue, 3rd floor 1/11 5-6pm Health People, Inc. 552 Southern Bronx Boulevard 1/11 7-8pm South Bronx Council 325 East 156th Bronx of Presidents Meeting Street PUBLIC (NYCHA) 1/11 7:30pm 77th Precinct Concern for Brooklyn Community Council Independent PUBLIC Meeting Living, 151 Rochester Avenue 1/12 11:30am-12:30pm Queens Adult 27-35 Jackson Queens Learning Center Avenue, 3rd floor 1/12 1-2pm Queens Adult 27-35 Jackson Queens Learning Center Avenue, 3rd floor 1/12 2pm Positive Health 301 West 37 Manhattan Project - Housing Street, New York, Works NY 1/12 6:30-7:30pm Brooklyn Adult 475 Nostrand Brooklyn Learning Center Avenue 1/13 2-4pm Queens Community 37-44 21st Street, Queens Partnership 2nd floor PUBLIC Committee Meeting 1/13 5:30pm Council Member 208 West 13th Manhattan Corey Johnson’s Town Street, 3rd floor PUBLIC Hall and Community Resource Fair 1/13 7:30-8:30pm Queens Community 68-02 Queens Board 5 Meeting Metropolitan PUBLIC Avenue 1/14 6-7pm Community Board 5 30 West 16th Manhattan PUBLIC Street 1/14 6:30-7:30pm Brooklyn Adult 475 Nostrand Brooklyn Learning Center Avenue 1/15 930-11am Queens Family Service 90-20 170th Street Queens Borough meeting (NYCHA) 1/15 11am Bronx Works – The 800 Barretto Bronx Living room Street 1/15 1-2pm Queens Adult 27-35 Jackson Queens Learning Center Avenue, 3rd floor 1/19 6-7pm The Osborne 1368 Webster Bronx Association (The Next Avenue Steps Prog.) 1/19 6:30-7:30pm Community Board 11 1230 5th Avenue Manhattan Meeting PUBLIC 1/20 11am-12pm Queens Adult 27-35 Jackson Queens Learning Center Avenue, 3rd floor 1/20 2-5pm Queens Public Library 214-20 Northern Queens - Bayside Branch Boulevard PUBLIC 1/20 3:30-4:30pm NYC Department of Manhattan Family Manhattan Probation Court, 60 Lafayette Street 1/20 6:30-7:30pm Community Board 8 125 East 85th Manhattan Street PUBLIC 1/21 10:30-11:45am Mid-Manhattan Adult 212 West 120th Manhattan Learning Center Street, betw Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard & St. Nicholas Avenue (in the auditorium) 1/21 11am-12pm Queens Adult 27-35 Jackson Queens Learning Center Avenue, 3rd floor 1/21 1:30-4:30pm Queens Public Library 250-06 Hillside Queens – Bellerose Branch Avenue PUBLIC 1/21 1-2:15pm Mid-Manhattan Adult 212 West 120th Manhattan Learning Center Street, betw Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard & St. Nicholas Avenue (in the auditorium) 1/21 6:30pm U.S. Congressman Long Island Brooklyn Hakeem Jeffries State University – PUBLIC of the District Address Paramount Theater, 1 University Plaza 1/21 7pm Community Board 9 1930 Randall Bronx Meeting Avenue PUBLIC 1/21 7-8pm Midtown South (14th) New Yorker Hotel Manhattan Precinct Community PUBLIC Council Meeting 1/21 8-9pm Community Board 3 82-11 37th Queens Avenue, Suite 606 PUBLIC 1/22 11am-12pm Queens Adult 27-35 Jackson Queens Learning Center Avenue, 3rd floor 1/22 2-5pm Queens Public Library 85-12 Main Street Queens – Briarwood Branch PUBLIC 1/22 4:30-6:30pm Grand St. Settlement 80 Pitt Street Manhattan – Speak Out Loud 1/25 11am-1pm Queens Adult 27-35 Jackson Queens Learning Center Avenue, 3rd floor 1/25 2-5pm Queens Public Library 218-13 Linden Queens – Cambria Heights Boulevard PUBLIC Branch 1/25 4-5pm Sun-Rise Drop In 333 East 149th Bronx Center Street, 1st floor 1/26 2-5pm Queens Public Library 89-11 Merrick Queens – Central Library Boulevard PUBLIC 1/27 12-1pm Chinese-American 4101 8th Avenue, Brooklyn Planning Council (CPC) 4th floor 1/27 5:30-7pm Queens Adult 27-35 Jackson Queens Learning Center Avenue, 3rd floor 1/27 7-8pm Queens Adult 27-35 Jackson Queens Learning Center Avenue, 3rd floor 1/27 7:30-9:00pm 100 Precinct 333 Beach 90th Queens Community Council Street meeting 1/28 6:30-7:30pm Queens Adult 27-35 Jackson Queens Learning Center Avenue 1/30 9am-4pm Hetrick-Martin 547 East 146th Bronx Institute’s LGBT Youth Street Summit FEBRUARY 2/1 10-11am Bronx Adult Learning 3450 East Tremont Bronx Center Avenue 2/1 11am-12pm Bronx Adult Learning 3450 East Tremont Bronx Center Avenue 2/1 1-2pm Bronx Adult Learning 3450 East Tremont Bronx Center Avenue 2/1 2-3pm Bronx Adult Learning 3450 East Tremont Bronx Center Avenue 2/1 2-3pm Housing Works – 301 West 37th Manhattan Positive Health Street Project 2/2 10-11:00am Phipps 1000 Rosedale Bronx Neighborhoods – The Avenue Neon Group 2/2 10:30-11:30am Brooklyn Adult 475 Nostrand Brooklyn Learning Center Avenue 2/2 1-2pm Brooklyn Adult 475 Nostrand Brooklyn Learning Center Avenue 2/2 7-8pm Co venant House 460 West 41st Manhattan Street 2/3 11am-12pm Project FIND Woodstock Hotel, Manhattan 127 West 43rd Street 2/3 1 - 2pm Queens Public Library 25-01 Jackson Queens – Court Square Branch Avenue PUBLIC 2/3 1-2pm Pride Center of Staten 25 Victory Staten Island Island/SAGE Center Boulevard 2/3 6:30-7:30pm Community Board 12- 530 West 166th Manhattan Public Safety Street, 6th floor PUBLIC Committee meeting 2/4 10:30-11:30am Brooklyn Adult 475 Nostrand Brooklyn Learning Center Avenue 2/4 1 – 2pm Brooklyn Adult 475 Nostrand Brooklyn Learning Center Avenue 2/4 10 – 11am Bronx Adult Learning 3450 East Tremont Bronx Center Avenue 2/4 11am – 12pm Bronx Adult Learning 3450 East Tremont Bronx Center Avenue 2/4 2 – 3pm Bronx Adult Learning 3450 East Tremont Bronx Center Avenue 2/4 5:30 – 6:30pm Project FIND Coffeehouse, 331 Manhattan West 42nd Street 2/4 6:30pm 41st Precinct 1035 Longwood Bronx Community Council Avenue PUBLIC meeting 2/4 7pm New Brighton Mt. 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