Tiempo with Joe Torres: Free Computer Literacy Program in New York City, Musical “Torched” Explores True Bronze Fire Stories of the 1970s

NEW YORK (WABC) – In this episode of Tiempo, we talk to the new Secretary of State in New York about the new free digital literacy classes offered by the state.

This summer, courses will be offered by the New York State Office of New Americans. These classes are available to all immigrants living in New York, regardless of status.

The computer skills taught in the courses can help students apply for college or help anyone apply for a job in the technology industry.

We’re also talking to the director of the musical “Beginners,” which covers the true stories of those who survived the Bronx fires in the 1970s.

The play comes with a bit of salsa, funk, disco and hip hop and is shown at the Puerto Rican Wandering Pregones Theater in the Bronx.

The “arson” musical is now taking place at the Puerto Rican Wandering Pregones Theater in the Bronx.

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