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The City Must Continue to Fund Nonprofit Youth Programs

The City Must Continue to Fund Nonprofit Youth Programs

Young people across the city are constantly surrounded by violence and instability. We need nonprofits that help us to stick around.
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Older Americans, the bedrock of New York, deserve our time, attention, respect and support all year long.
Greening Brooklyn: A Prescription For Health And Equity

Greening Brooklyn: A Prescription For Health And Equity

Brooklyn lacks green spaces and cooling centers, leaving residents at risk.
Spring Jobs Sprint Will Lead to a Summer of Opportunity

Spring Jobs Sprint Will Lead to a Summer of Opportunity

The "Spring Jobs Sprint" is brining hiring halls across the five boroughs.
Helping Young Parents in Red Hook, The Alex House Project Expands Its Reach

Helping Young Parents in Red Hook, The Alex House Project Expands Its Reach

The nonprofit parenting organization in Red Hook has a new home in downtown Brooklyn.
Black Families Could Face More Hurdles to Homeownership Under New Fed Bank Proposal

Black Families Could Face More Hurdles to Homeownership Under New Fed Bank Proposal

Increasing the levels of capital for banks will make it harder for Black families from obtaining a mortgage.
Rising Above: Inspiring Stories of Mothers in Brooklyn's Homeless Shelters

Rising Above: Inspiring Stories of Mothers in Brooklyn's Homeless Shelters

For over four decades, Providence House has been a beacon of hope in Brooklyn, offering vital assistance to women and families facing homelessness.
Dear Mayor: Clinton Hill Calls For a Town Hall on Emergency Shelters

Dear Mayor: Clinton Hill Calls For a Town Hall on Emergency Shelters

The mayor should use the unallocated $1 billion available in the fiscal 2025 executive budget on services for asylum seekers, says City Council Member Crystal Hudson.
Fight Climate Change to Fight Food Insecurity

Fight Climate Change to Fight Food Insecurity

Brooklyn consumers are grappling with soaring costs for essential produce items, caused in part by climate change.
Climate Change: The New Neighborhood Bully

Climate Change: The New Neighborhood Bully

From flooded streets and basements to sunken cars, New Yorkers continue to experience the heaviest and destructive rainfall they have ever seen.