Provides a disability-related research center that works to develop and implement initiatives promoting the inclusion of people with disabilities.

guided tours of current exhibits, interactive programs for children and adults day-long "living history" program at historic Eight Square Schoolhouse where participants attend school as it was in 1892. Geared to NYS fourth-grade curriculum; home-schooled children and adult groups also welcome browsing the Center's photograph and archive collections with the help of a trained research assistant

Strategies to manage children's media diet, how children are marketed to, the effects of media/screens and suggestions on safe internet, screen and media use.

Contains a variety of library materials: books, magazines, newspapers and community publications relating to African-American heritage.

Provides a research facility which includes digital collections, historical and genealogical databases, Brentwood High School yearbooks, reference collection for genealogy and local history research, scrapbooks, photographs and artifacts related to Brentwood history. Please call ahead for access to our special collections.

Provides training and education programs to the community through workshops and seminars on human sexuality. Goals include strengthening parent-child communication skills, educating adolescents about sexual decision making and responsibility, and providing prevention education on a broad spectrum of health problems, including AIDS.

Contains a variety of library and archival materials: books, pamphlets, maps, records and manuscripts, periodical series, genealogies, photographs, family records, and government documents relating to Long Island history and the history of Bridgehampton and its surrounding communities.

Assists state and local jurisdictions in the monitoring and analysis of gang-related activity and offers strategies for anti-gang programs.