Non-Profit & Community

Bed-Stuy native Chelsea Bowens said she wants to help the community that raised her by launching a scholarship fund in honor of her late parents.

Rarely seen images of a multitude of Black writers and cultural influencers will be available through the organization's digital archives.

The Break into Biotech training program will begin in Sunset Park for those who adults looking to change careers, as well high school and college graduates looking for a path to a life sciences job.

The layoffs were due to a decrease in donations and revenue from cable TV providers.

Selected applicants will receive a $2,500 stipend, mentorship, professional development, and more.

The award-winning series returns for its third season on February 7.

The ceremony commemorated Bedford Stuyvesant and Crown Heights individuals the arts, public safety, youth development, and more.

Congressman Hakeem Jeffries funded a new hydroponics lab for P.S. 23, the Carter G. Woodson Elementary School.

The museum unveiled its new programming, exhibitions and initiatives ahead of its 200th birthday.

The project is part of a recent partnership between the city and The Skateboard Project to establish and upgrade skateparks across Brooklyn and the Bronx.