Non-Profit & Community

The innovation lab in Crown Heights offers NYCHA residents tools for education, job training and digital literacy.

The April 23 conference at Medgar Evers College will bring together leaders in government, law and tech to examine AI’s impact on veterans services, justice and human rights.

The second annual Concrete Crankfest, hosted by Big Apple Leadership Academy for the Arts, exposes young Black Brooklynites to HBCU music and culture.

Residents who showed up at a sub-committee meeting at Community Board 10 voiced their displeasure over a planned 292-unit building at 9305 5th Avenue.

Visitors to the iconic cemetery have a new place to begin their exploration. The $43 million welcome center opens to the public on Saturday, with a slew of weekend events.

About two dozen employees of Mercy Home For Children, a facility for disabled New Yorkers, say they need a living wage increase and have been working without a contract for 18 months.

"We Are Brooklyn: Immigrant Voices" is a multimedia exhibition that is a living archive where student voices illuminate identity, migration and belonging. After traveling around the city for seven years, the exhibit made its way back to Brooklyn College.

Brooklyn preservation projects in DUMBO, Crown Heights and beyond earn top honors from the New York Landmarks Conservancy 2026 awards.

Times Square Arts and BTFA celebrated Black trans performers with drag, dance and music during the fourth annual showcase.

The museum in Downtown Brooklyn will celebrate its anniversary with hands-on activities, vintage trains and family fun all year.