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"The Eric Edwards Collection" is of one of the largest collections of African art in the U.S. amassed by an African American, represents all 54 countries of Africa and spans over 4000 years of history.

One Brooklyn Health, a newly-launched network of health care providers, will open and expand 11 community health centers in underserved neighborhoods. Photo courtesy Office of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo. Governor Andrew M.

The Community Baby Shower provided expecting teen mothers with essentials such as diapers and bottles, as well as information and emotional support from guest speakers.

The free Playstreets program keeps children engaged in a wealth of recreational and arts activities in a safe environment.

STEM from Dance offers the tools that build the girls' confidence, nourish their creativity and provide a comfortable foundation to get them curious about STEM.

This summer, 'Movies With A View' returns with an all-female directors roster and adds a new talk series featuring NYC's leading women.

Every Friday, the healing circle Harriet's Apothecary will offer free wellness sessions and self-care practices including restorative yoga and guided meditations.

City officials urge New Yorkers to leave fireworks to the professionals and to swap their cars for public transportation or cabs when drinking. Photo credit: epochtimes.

Resistance is not new, and it is not going away, as Dr. Berry analyzes in her latest book Photo credit: wypr.org The Brooklyn Historical Society is welcoming Civil Rights activist Dr.

Are feral cats the answer to keeping rodents out of Brooklyn? From left to right: District Manager Henry Butler, Community Board Chair Richard Flateau, BP Eric Adams and Councilmember Robert Cornegy, Jr. commence the Rat Summit.