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The blog, Accessible Travel NYC, started by Lakshmee Lachhman-Persad, puts a spotlight on accessible travel experiences for disabled people.

After two sold out performances, The 2022 Brooklyn Shakespeare Festival is set to return to Industry City for the remainder of the summer.

'It seems like the landlords and tenants are put against each other. It shouldn't be, because the small landlords see people as their bread and butter.'

"What’s summer without bikes? Our scholars are beyond excited to test them out.” said Sharon Content, Children of Promise founder and president.

The neighborhood meeting happened just two days before the Landmark Preservation Commission will decide on next steps.

Defendants include a federal law enforcement officer and a private investigator who lied to FBI agents and obstructed justice

'If I wanted to write a book about straight vampires falling in love at a boarding school, it would be tremendously boring. Those are just stories that have been told so many times.'

Across some urban areas of the United States, as many as 50% of Black males do not graduate from high school. An Ocean Hill public school is fixing this, one student at a time.

The second session of the Power in Pride Celebration conversation series analyzed the impacts that ableism can have on the disabled.

RiseBoro has reached an agreement with a billion-dollar investment banking company that will allow it to retain control of 190 affordable units in Bushwick