Flushing Town Hall provides free art kits to helps kids express themselves in tumultuous time
/“We want to provide a platform for the public to express our range of emotions as a path toward a more inclusive and equitable world.”
Read More“We want to provide a platform for the public to express our range of emotions as a path toward a more inclusive and equitable world.”
Read MoreJeremy Kohomban is the president and executive director of The Children’s Village.
Read MoreThe Youth Court is supervised by an adult staff member, but the final decision on sanctions rests on the shoulders of a group of 14-18-year-olds.
Read MoreThe Secret Snowflake Initiative solicits volunteers to answer holiday letters from children in the shelter system and foster care system.
Read MoreThe threat was called in Wednesday afternoon.
Read MoreHevesi’s bill, which was signed into law by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, marks the first time the state recognizes Adverse Childhood Experiences.
Read MoreBloomberg Philanthropies announced that it would launch an initiative aimed at banning all flavored e-cigarettes.
Read MoreIn Queens, just 57 percent of 16-year-olds were removed from criminal court — by far the lowest rate of the five boroughs.
Read MoreThere are signs to look out for that will let parents know that their child is anxious about returning to school.
Read MoreThe real-time tracking will be provided through a GPS-enabled tablet running the “Bus Driver App.”
Read MoreHolden said that after he visited the skate park last fall and saw 20 to 30 kids skating despite 30 degree weather, he wanted to allocate more funds to it.
Read MoreThe legislation increases the statute of limitations on criminal cases from age 23 to 28, and on civil from age 23 to 55.
Read More“It’s more accessible to them than in a school setting.”
Read MoreQueens fun-seekers will be able to party hearty at Summer Solstice celebrations, Pride Month events, art openings, outdoor and indoor concerts, and more.
Read MoreThe $65 million will come from the FY 2020 budget that Mayor Bill de Blasio and the City Council agreed upon on June 14.
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