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Oula Aims to Give Brooklyn Women Access to Quality Maternity Care

Oula Aims to Give Brooklyn Women Access to Quality Maternity Care

Modern maternity center Oula opened its first prenatal clinic in Brooklyn Heights last week
Black Brooklyn Town Hall to Break Down the Facts of COVID-19 Vaccines

Black Brooklyn Town Hall to Break Down the Facts of COVID-19 Vaccines

Brooklyn Movement Center is hosting the town hall with panel discussions between local experts on the details of the COVID-19 vaccines
This Community of Brooklyn Innovators Is Developing Technologies For Safe Return to Work

This Community of Brooklyn Innovators Is Developing Technologies For Safe Return to Work

Newlab is deploying sensors that monitor workers' locations and health. Although effective at controlling COVID-19 spread, the new technologies raise privacy questions.
Bushwick Coffee Entrepreneur Uses Her Influence to Fight Anti-Asian Violence

Bushwick Coffee Entrepreneur Uses Her Influence to Fight Anti-Asian Violence

Sahra Nguyen, a lifelong activist and founder of Nguyen Coffee Supply, uses her platform to fight racism on all fronts

Grab-and-Go Library Service Available at Brooklyn Children’s Museum

Brooklyn Public Library has launched the service as a its first step towards opening a new library branch in the museum
Housing Lottery Opens for Affordable Apartments in Brownsville

Housing Lottery Opens for Affordable Apartments in Brownsville

A housing lottery has launched for 55 apartments at Eastern Parkway's Harry T. Nance Apartments
Fort Greene Theater Spotlights Women in Month-Long Festival

Fort Greene Theater Spotlights Women in Month-Long Festival

Irondale theater is taking its annual festival virtual this year to showcase over 100 women-identifying artists.

'Flatbush Deserves This:' Owner of New Restaurant, Creative Hub

New Flatbush plant-based restaurant and concept store Aunts Et Uncles is described as being like a "hug" for locals
The Week in Crime: Spotlight on Brownsville

The Week in Crime: Spotlight on Brownsville

Overall, crime is down in Brownsville, but there has been a slight increase boroughwide.
Brooklyn Elected Officials Defend Judge Dweynie Paul from ‘Racist Attack’

Brooklyn Elected Officials Defend Judge Dweynie Paul from ‘Racist Attack’

A 2017 lawsuit threatens to derail the Judge’s campaign for a coveted Surrogate Court post