“I graduated with a cybersecurity degree from SUNY. As I scouted for IT job opportunities, I kept seeing a job requirement of multiple years of experience, which I didn’t have. So I widened my search to more jobs in different industries.
On February 24, in honor of Black History Month, Black community leaders in Pomonok were recognized and celebrated during a special brunch at the Pomonok Community Center. Hundreds of Queens neighbors joined to highlight the impact of Black leaders who have contributed to Pomonok's growth.
"I'm a part of the Teen program at the Forest Hills Community Center. I first found out about QCH from some friends of mine who always spoke highly about the activities and services here.
I was a year out of college and looking for a job that was LGBTQIA+ affirming and treated me like family. I came across Generation Q and knew this was the job for me. I have been working for Generation Q since September 2023 as an activity specialist and it has been a thrill.
