NYLI Summer 2024 Newsletter
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NYLI Skills Series: How to Customize Canva
Next up in our NYLI Skills Series is How to Customize Canva. Join Ellyssa Valenti Kroski, NYLI’s Director of Innovation & Engagement on November 2nd at 11:00 am for this 30-minute instructional webinar on how to use this powerful (and free!) graphic design platform. Participants will learn: How to Search for Templates and Elements How…
LLAGNY’s Graphic Novel Book Group October Online Meeting
LLAGNY’s Graphic Novel Book Group will meet via Zoom at noon on Thursday Oct 19th . We will discuss Fables. Vol. 1, Legends in exile by Bill Willingham (also available at NYPL). Please see our LibGuide for past and upcoming titles. Please contact, Eileen Dolan at edolan@NYLI.org to be added to the meeting.
NYLI is renovating… We’ll be in temporary space for the Summer!
TEMPORARY NEW HOME FOR NYLI – June through August 2025 Please note NYLI will temporarily relocate to the 11th floor of 120 Broadway while some much-needed renovations occur this summer. While the work is progressing, NYLI will have most of its physical collection and all our digital and microfiche/film collection accessible to members. Our staff…
NYLI ProQuest Congressional Webinar
Webinar times are: Eastern Time 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,…
Autographed Black’s Law Dictionary Garners attention @ NYLI!
Regarded as a definitive legal authority, Black’s Law Dictionary was first published in 1861. Author Henry Campbell Black’s original preface describes the work as “a concise and yet comprehensive book of definitions of the terms, phrases, and maxims used in American law…necessary to be understood by the working lawyer and judge, as well as student…”….
