Non-Profit & Community

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.

Located at 1488 New York Avenue, the complex will also include a 10,575-square-foot community facility for geriatric primary care and social services.

The Brownsville Community Culinary Center is now accepting applications for its paid 40-week training program.

BCF’s annual Spark Prize honors local organizations for their pioneering approaches to advancing racial and social justice throughout the borough.

Made in Brownsville is offering a three-month program to prepare young Brooklynites for careers in videography, graphic or 3D design

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.