Non-Profit & Community

Themed “IMPACCT. Ignite. Inspire,” the evening honored transformational leaders in central Brooklyn.

The new program is funding 38 small, community-based organizations across Brooklyn with up to $10,000 each, supporting grassroots leaders and neighborhood initiatives that often miss traditional funding.

McCraw's extensive experience in the arts and longstanding connection to BAM positions her to help define the organization’s evolution at a pivotal moment for cultural institutions nationwide, according to board directors.

The Gowanus art museum appoints Liz Munsell as VP of Curatorial and Arts Programs, expanding exhibitions, education and community-focused initiatives.

Marie Theodore is appointed Housing Committee Chair for Brooklyn’s Community Board 17, focusing on tenant rights and community engagement.

Hundreds of Brooklyn high school students gathered for the “Beyond High School” summit, gaining real-world skills in mental health, careers and financial literacy.

The city is investing $37.5 million to restore 8-acres that will include a new Children's Pool and a pollinator corridor garden.

After the Brooklyn-based museum denied voluntary recognition, Transit Museum workers are moving forward with a formal union election process.

Seventy-five NYC students won top honors in the NYC History Day Contest hosted by the Center for Brooklyn History, with several winners from Brooklyn schools.

Brendan Spector, a student at M.S. 839, was named MVP at the Roads to Success 3X3 Basketball Tournament.