Non-Profit & Community

Williams, whose career in public service span nearly five decades, made history when he became the first African-American state senator to represent Brooklyn in 1965.

The exhibition presents the stories of domestic workers through audio and video installations, and celebrates the nearly 20-year-long fight for fairer working conditions.

It has been nearly two decades since Linden Park and Cypress Hills Playground have received their last upgrades

The multi-disciplinary arts program Time In exposes young scholars in underfunded public schools to the higher arts.

Mayday Space gives locals a place to gather in the pursuit of fairness for marginalized communities in NYC and beyond

The funds will go to toward five affordable housing projects in Brownsville, Fort Greene, East Flatbush and Coney Island.

The rapper joined local nonprofit 500 Men Making A Difference's annual toy drive and tree lighting

Are charter schools making a comeback? If this Bed-Stuy institution is any indication, yes!

The building's owner and management company have yet to respond to the residents' pleas.

Now, that the historic copper eagle sculpture has settled in its final home, all it needs is a name.