Queens Gazette: QCH Focuses on Nurturing Relationship Between Older Adults and Youth in Queens | February 2022: During the holidays, Queens Community House’s (QCH) Neighborhood International Chore and Errand (NICE) program staff delivered holiday care packages to o
Diverse - Issues in Higher Education: Two CUNY Community Colleges Launch Workforce Training Program to Help New Yorkers | January 2022: LaGuardia and Hostos Community Colleges of The City University of New York (CUNY) are starting a workforce development program to help low-
QNS.com: Mayor Adams awaits analysis of noncitizen voting rights bill before signing measure into law | January 2022: Mayor Eric Adams declared that he is not planning to veto the controversial immigrant municipal voting rights legislation that was passed last month by the City C
Pressenza: Face 2 Face with Anna Dioguardi and Dennis Redmond | December 2021: LIVE SHOW - On this show, we speak with Anna and Dennis from the Queens Community House about a just passed legislation in City Council, granting voting rights to noncitizen immigrants in New York
Fox News: Lori Stokes of Fox News Interviews QCH Executive Director Ben Thomases About Historic Voting Bill | December 2021: Lori Stokes of Fox News spoke with QCH Executive Director Ben Thomases to discuss this week's historic vote to enfranchise nearly one million immigran
Sunnyside Post: City Council Likely to Pass Legislation Permitting Noncitizens the Right to Vote in Local Elections | November 2021: New York City is on track to allow noncitizens the right to vote in local elections.
THE CITY: Women With Children Having Harder Time Re-entering NYC Workforce | November 2021: The pandemic recession recovery isn’t reaching New York City mothers who face steep challenges in breaking back into the workforce — underscoring a growing child care crisis, a new report
Queens Daily Eagle: DA launches grants for youth services, crime prevention | November 2021: Nearly 30 organizations in Queens have been named as recipients of a new grant from the Queens district attorney’s office designed to fund youth development and crime prevention programs.
New York Latest News: This Queens School uses art to help students heal | October 2021: When Ryan Holodeck steps into the Voyage Preparatory, a transfer high school for students at risk of dropping out late, he first sees his self-portrait.
