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QUEENS LIBRARY MAGAZINE January/February 2017 | Volume 3, Issue No. 1 Food industry entrepreneurs will love Jamaica FEASTS p.4 Queens Library can help with your New Year’s resolutions p.6 Roxanne Shanté Here’s what you missed at Festival an Koulè p.9 Headlines Broken What’s on this African- American History Month p.11 Heart Week p.15 QueensLibrary.org 1 QUEENS LIBRARY MAGAZINE A Message from the President and CEO Dear Friends, At Queens Library, we are continually working to understand how best to serve the dynamic needs of its diverse communities. To ensure that the Library can be as meaningful and effective as possible in these increasingly complex times, we have embarked on a strategic planning process that will guide the Library for the next five years. The success of this process depends on your engagement. We are seeking the input of a broad range of stakeholders and ultimately determining how the Library defines its mission and vision, sets its priorities, uses its resources, and secures its position as one of the most vital institutions in the City of New York. As part of this ambitious and highly inclusive planning process, we are conducting a series of discussions with everyone who uses, could use, serves, oversees, funds, and appreciates Queens Library about its strengths and weaknesses as well as the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. One of the most critical conversations we want to have is with you. To get the Sincerely, dialogue started, please visit our website, www.queenslibrary.org, to take a survey about your experiences with the Library and your thoughts about its future. Dennis M. Walcott Thank you for supporting Queens Library and helping us chart a course for the President and CEO next five years. Your voice matters. Produced by Layout and Design Please contact the Editor Queens Library Jay Eom with any questions or Marketing and Mingzhen Li concerns. Queens Library Magazine Communications A Queens Library Publication Marketing E-mail 89-11 Merrick Boulevard Editors Amanda Beekharry [email protected] Jamaica, NY 11432 Yves H. Etheart Tabitha Laffernis Production Phone QueensLibrary.org Vincent Sgaglione 718-990-0859 Admission is free to all programs. Some Sign-language interpretation is available programs require preregistration. Please by request for most library programs. Follow us preregister with the library where the event Call Special Services at least two weeks in is taking place, or sign up at queenslibrary. advance at 718-990-0853; TTY 718-990- facebook.com/queenslibrarynyc org/events if online registration is offered. 0809. Please note that Queens Library will try to accommodate your sign-language twitter.com/queenslibrary Programs are subject to change without interpretation needs; however, this service notice, and some may not appear in this may not be available for all programs. magazine. For the most up-to-date listings, instagram.com/queenslibrary call the library where an event is taking All Queens Library locations, with the place, or go to queenslibrary.org/events. exception of Astoria, Glendale, and Queens Village, are fully or partially plus.google.com/+queenslibrary Get our Biweekly Newsletter, with highlights accessible to the handicapped. For more of upcoming programs and events, and details on handicapped accessibility, visit queenslibrary.tumblr.com links to full listings, in your email inbox. Go to queenslibrary.org or inquire at your local queenslibrary.org and click on Signup for library. Updates at the top right side of the page. pinterest.com/queenslibrary Contents Magazine 2 What’s Happening 3 Elmhurst Reopens! 6 Start the New Year Right 8 Queens Library’s Rockaway Recovery Programs 10 Free Home Internet for NYC Students in Need! & Links in a Chain: An Interview with Thomas Wynn Food industry entrepreneurs will love Jamaica 13 Celebrate the Year of the Rooster FEASTS 4 14 A Day of Resources and Support for Immigrant New Yorkers 15 Broken Heart Week Celebrates Loves Won and Lost 17 The Power of Diverse Writing 18 Volunteers Shine at Queens Library 19 Queens Teens Make A Difference 20 Honoring Dreams at the Autumn Gala & Queens Library Runs the River! 22 Telestory Video Visitation Comes to QL & STACKS Goes from Strength to Strength 23 Read the Runners-Up From the Summer Here’s what you missed at Festival an Koulè 9 Poetry Contest! Events 27 All Ages 38 Adults 57 Mail-a-Book 59 Job & Business Academy (JBA) 63 Other Languages • • • • по русски • 國語 • Español 68 Teens 74 Children What’s on this African-American History Month 11 9678-12/16 What’s Happening Now? Read Hundreds of Free for these new classes, visit jobmap. and materials will explore how the eMagazines with Digital-Q! queenslibrary.org. Immigration and Nationality Act of Queens Library has launched Digital-Q, 1965 and other economic and social a new way for our customers to view Queens Memory Examines 50 factors transformed these Queens more than 200 eMagazine titles, for Years of Integration neighborhoods. Historic maps and free, on their smartphone, tablet, Beginning January 7, the Queens photos on display at Flushing Library desktop, or laptop. All you need to Memory program will travel to the starting in January will reveal the access this new web portal is a Queens Flushing and Langston Hughes dramatic changes the downtown Library card. To learn libraries to present 50 Years of Flushing area has undergone since the DIGITAL more, and start using Integration, a series of panel 1920s. The Langston Hughes events Digital-Q to read current discussions and on-site exhibits will focus on the long history of and past issues of your focusing on the shifting demographics activism and community organizing in favorite magazines, visit in Flushing, East Elmhurst, and Corona the Corona area that continues today. www.digitalq.nyc. A SERVICE BY and the impact of those changes on To learn more about these events, QUEENS LIBRARY local communities. The programs visit the Queens Library website at Hip Hop Pioneers Honored for queenslibrary.org. ■ Black History Month Digital-Q is smart, simple way to In February 2017, Centralaccess Library digital content will from Queens Library. With Digital-Q, you can host the Queens Hip Hopdownload Pioneers or view more than xxxx files, including e-books, e-magazines, music, photo exhibit. Curated byaudiobooks Queens and more. You can use Digital-Q on your smartphone, tablet, Library’s Hip Hop Coordinator,desktop or laptop. Ralph And the best part? McDaniels, with photos It’sby all MFidelfree from Queens Library. Photography, the exhibit will focus on the DJs, MCs, artists, and historians that nurtured hip hop from its early days to the cultural phenomenon it is today. Don’t miss this one-of-a- kind look at the original pioneers of Queens hip hop! For more details, visit queenslib.org/QLhiphop. New JBA Classes: Prepare For the Workplace and Master the Digital Interview Queens Library’s Job & Business Academy will debut two new classes at the beginning of 2017. In Job Preparedness: Confidence and Assertiveness, students will take control of their personal and professional development by learning proper etiquette techniques for in and out of the workplace to get ahead, get noticed, and get motivated. In How to: Digital Interview, learn how to practice, prepare for, and keep calm during the newest type of job interview—one that takes place online. For more information about registering This map of downtown Flushing in 1979 is just one of the historical items that will be on display during the 50 Years of Integration exhibit. 2 QUEENS LIBRARY MAGAZINE The new Elmhurst Library Designed by Marpillero Pollak Elmhurst Reopens! Architects, the new facility is a very welcome addition to the Queens After an extensive renovation, the beloved Library family, and especially to the greater Elmhurst community. If you Elmhurst Community Library reopened on haven’t already, pay a visit and explore December 20, 2016! The re-opening signifies the site with your family and friends! a new chapter for Elmhurst, and arrived Visit the Elmhurst Community Library right in time for the holidays. The revamped located at 86-07 Broadway. ■ 32,000-square-foot facility has four levels, with separate child, teen and adult centers—cozy spaces ideal for the winter and beyond. The new library also features a reading building. These features include a atrium, front and rear gardens, a cyber Carnegie brick wall in the façade, center, an adult learning center, media the Olga Conway Community Park, center, and green roofs all designed to the Gloria Abene Learning Garden, best serve the surrounding community. the 1906 Memory Wall, the Bob Tilitz A number of remembrance features Local History Collection, a mural at have also been incorporated into the the circulation desk, and a curated design to commemorate the previous selection of historic photos. Elmhurst library, a Carnegie-era The Children’s Center January/February 2017 3 In an innovative, three-part approach, participants in Jamaica FEASTS will attend in-depth workshops, have weekly access to a commercial kitchen, and the opportunity to sell their products in a retail space. The kitchen Jamaica FEASTS space and retail establishment will be Full color version on white background Horizontal lockup provided at Queens Central Library in Jamaica. The twelve-session workshop series is based on a recent group of lectures held at Central Library about the realities and requirements of running Logotype+ tagline a business in the food industry. The with QL logo Jamaica FEASTS workshops will focus on topics like business and Jamaica FEASTS financial planning, time management, marketing, and food industry best A PROGRAM BY QUEENS LIBRARY practices. Students will also have the opportunity to speak in one-on-one sessions with industry experts that specialize in these various areas.
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