60 Days In: Unpacking the Trump Administration’s Rapid Overhaul of U.S. Immigration Policy and Forecasting the Road Ahead
March 19, 20255:45 – 7:45 p.m.New York Law Institute, 120 Broadway, 9th fl., Room 932
Speakers:
Michael T. Carbone, Esq. counsels individuals and small businesses on a variety oflegal issues.
Jean Davis, Esq. is an Associate Librarian for International Law […]
Everyone’s a little bit Irish on St. Patrick’s Day….. & so NYLI would like to share some resources to help you celebrate the day in a scholarly way…..
For quick definitions.. or in depth history… check out our eBook collection for these 2….
And, you may ask, who is that bust featured in green hat & […]
Author Stacy Horn’s newest book, The Killing Fields of East New York: The First Subprime Mortgage Scandal, includes The New York Law Institute in her acknowledgments…
Hey, that’s us!….the people that find information! Author Stacy Horn thanks NYLI….
Lucy, Brooke and I were thrilled to attend the early February book launch at the […]
The LLAGNY Book Club Meeting will be held on Wednesday, March 12, 2025 at The New York Law Institute (120 Broadway / 9th Floor – Rm. 932/NY NY 10271. The book to be discussed is “Time and Again” by Finney. Overview:
When advertising artist Si Morley is recruited to join a covert government operation exploring the […]
For the month of March, we’ll be featuring a “Did you Know” blog each week regarding Women’s History…I’m sure you do know that March is Women’s History month, right?
Women’s History Month established by Congress in 1987 (P.L. 100-9). Did you know that NYLI membership gives you access to ProQuest Congressional??
Suffragist, November 25, 1916, […]
The eBook collections at The New York Law Institute number nearly 290,000 titles in a wide range of subject areas. The value for the collections now exceeds $45 million. Our eBooks are available 24/7 at no cost to our members.
With Black History month coming to an end, we’ve saved the best for last — a NYLI blog salute to African- American librarians!
Arthur Alfonso Schomburg’s life mission was to teach African Americans about their own history and achievements. A bibliophile, historian, curator and most famously now remembered as a collector: his artwork, manuscripts and rare […]
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Optimize your federal legislative history research with ProQuest Congressional
The Library of the New York Law Institute offers web-based training sessions to help you discover new resources and enhance your research with Proquest Congressional, the premier electronic service for access to the activities and publications of the United States Congress, from […]
For this week in Black History month, we’d like to take a look at pioneering Black entrepreneurs…
Let’s start with Maggie Walker…. Born to sharecropper parents, Walker was orphaned at 7, married at 14 and widowed by 20. The child of former slaves, Walker is considered the first documented American woman to be a self-made millionaire […]
This Valentine’s Day… the phrase “hearts and flowers” came to mind… and like any word-loving librarian, I began to wonder about its origins…And, what better source for word queries than the Oxford English Dictionary (OED to the cognescenti, lol)…
Ahh…the OED..present day meanings AND etymology! Up to date OED available remotely with NYLI membership….
As any […]
