Non-Profit & Community

CUNY Beyond integrates career planning into students' academic experience through advising that connects career and academic goals, career-infused degree maps and expanded access to paid internships with businesses and government agencies.

Brooklyn Org is entering its new fiscal year with a leadership transition aimed at guiding its next phase of community investment.

The Learning Gardens program through the City Parks Foundation provides hands-on lessons for high school and college interns over the summer to learn about community gardening, growing food and understanding urban biodiversity.

With $4 million in funding from the City Council, the 478-acre cemetery is reimagining its borders to include seating on sidewalks, new plantings, public artwork and more.

Residents will have the chance to help preserve decades of artistic history during a free community event in August.

A long-underused section of Marlboro Houses has been reimagined as a welcoming green space shaped by residents and built to better withstand flooding.

Donoghue, the former Parks Commissioner, will be the garden’s eighth president in its 116-year history.

Residents of Bushwick Houses now have a permanent public artwork that reflects their history, culture and shared identity.

The five-week campaign combines environmental sustainability with educational opportunity by transforming recyclable containers into scholarship dollars.

With funding and access to performance opportunities, two musicians are joining a growing network of artists supported by Brooklyn Conservatory of Music.