Non-Profit & Community

Selected schools in Central Brooklyn will offer French, Haitian-Creole, Hebrew, Japanese and Spanish come fall.

Community land trusts transfer the control of city-owned land to local residents and stakeholders to maintain affordability and economic diversity of their neighborhood.

G-MACC works with ex-gang and community members to bring positive change to communities ravaged by gun violence and gang activity.

Places you can find free hot food and groceries in Central and East Brooklyn

Fair housing activists joined residents in Brooklyn and across the country to march against the loss of affordable units.

This year's celebration was a loving reminder to not give up on Dr. King's dream.

Just in time for its centennial, Betsy Head Park will get a full makeover complete with new basketball courts, a teen fitness parkour, a skate park and more.

Through its curriculum and special projects, the Brooklyn Green School guides students to embrace their civic responsibility, show empathy and practice eco-consciousness.

Studying the demographic changes would require the city to acknowledge that rezonings accelerate speculation and displacement, advocates say.

Named after the late Borough President Raymond V. Ingersoll, the Eagle can now peacefully nest in the central library's main lobby.